Webtalk reduces the time spent on Social Media Updates

I am the kind of person that likes to find ways to improve my business and my life as often as possible. I look for ways to streamline the time it takes to do things so that I can get things done more quickly and more effectively than most can do in the same amount of time. I have reduced my workdays to about 6 hours and I get approximately 10 hours of work done in that time. I do some social media marketing, email answering, and phone call returning each day from about 10am to just before noon, and I have appointments with my clients each day usually after noontime until about 4pm. I work smarter, not harder, and I get results. Part of getting results for me is not just in saving time, but in creating revenue streams for my business and life. Honestly, I didn't start Webtalk for generating income. I started it because I wanted to take a shortcut to post to LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Slack all at once. As soon as they link Instagram to that list, I will update that site too through Webtalk. The income part of it is just a bonus for me, and I simply don't pay that much attention to growing it, but I know that with a good team I will get a better return on the system itself. I want the best for people in my network, and Webtalk falls into that category. I used to take about 30-40 minutes in the morning to post ideas and get the word out on my business. Now, I spend about 15 minutes a day, and I get connection requests and messages from those messages I send out. People seem to agree with most of my posts, or they find something interesting, and then they request to become part of my network. That leads to conversations, and that has helped make me money. I don't always just send things out either. I respond to people, set meetings with them about their products, and get them to explain how I can help them and they could help me and we can help each other. That is the key to networking actually, but Webtalk makes it a much more effective use of my time. On Webtalk itself, people are also posting messages, but I think it's in its infancy, but it is beginning to blossom. By the way, you can separate your personal friends from your professional friends on Webtalk and send messages to whichever group you prefer, so that also helps when I want to keep professional messages separate from private ones. Linkedin always has personal messages that seem to upset some of the other members, but in Webtalk, you can most easily avoid that. I hope you would like to come and earn money and simplify your life on Webtalk. Please message me with questions. Go explore Webtalk using this link and sign up for free: https://get.webtalk.co/6911116