What do internet marketers all day?

Vasary

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Well,
I'm not internet marketer yet, but I was thinking what internet marketer does all day long.

Could you post me your ordinary day?

Peace,
Vasary
 
I come to BHW and get taken off on a new tangent and forget to do all the tasks I should be doing :)

Thanks to BHW I now have tried almost every method save for Porn (don't want to mix work with play!)
 
Likely the same thing as you.
Wake up, mouth wash, exercise, hygene, eat, brush teeth, meditate/listen to audios, work, play, eat, work, exercise, hygene, eat, brush teeth, random, read, listen to audios, sleep.
 
Market their products and services on the internet.
 
They do various things. I have taken few list from this http://sinuatemedia.com/125-tasks-digital-marketers-do/.

1. Developing editorial calendar for content sharing
2. Updating Facebook Pages
3. Updating Google+
4. Updating LinkedIn
5. Updating Twitter
6. Answering LinkedIn questions
7. Updating Tumblr, Instagram, Vine, and other social networks
8. Managing your Yelp profile
9. Bookmarking blog content on social bookmarking sites
10. Building out custom Facebook pages
11. Designing cover images for social profiles
12. Developing social media marketing plans
13. Guest writing for industry blogs or websites
14. Interacting with consumers via social media
15. Recruiting guest bloggers
16. Researching bloggers
17. Writing a social media corporate policy
18. Scheduling social media status updates to be published
19. Responding to questions on Quora
20. Researching bloggers
21. Monitoring competitors’ social media updates
 
Sure man. Here's what it's been this past couple of weeks, and probably going to be for the next few weeks:

I wake up at 5:15am. Get my wife's breakfast prepared and give the dog a belly rub, then wake the wife up. Get a few chores done around the house while I check my business email on my iPhone. 6:00am I walk the dog for 20-30 minutes to get him some exercise as the sun starts to slowly creep up over the horizon.

Then I shower and get ready for my day because I have a day job, too, motherfucker. I could go full-time IM, but I have no interest in that. See why shortly.

7:15am we both leave. My commute lately takes about 12 to 15 minutes. I use this time to jam out on my car's extremely nice sound system, using my steering wheel as a drum set and looking like a complete moron. Current playlist:

Blink-182 - Bored to Death, Bastille - Good Grief, 30 Seconds To Mars - The Race, The Killers - Runaways

This usually gets me to the parking garage by the last bars of Runaways. I'll switch up the songs Monday.

I head in and set my laptop up. I've got a dual-screen Windows desktop I use to run Tableau and Oracle and such, and a Mac Mini desktop for things such as OmniGraffle and OmniFocus, but I honestly spend 75% of the time here at the office on the same computer that I use for IM.

I check work email and chat with coworkers until a few more people arrive, and at 8:00am we head to the local coffee shop 1/3 mile from the office.

8:45am is a standup meeting with one of the department's teams. 10:00am is another. Half the time I have another meeting squeezed in there. Between 10:30am and 11:30am I get some development and organizational work done.

11:30am I drive back home to play with the dog. Less traffic means it takes about ten minutes. I listen to pieces of podcasts for the remainder of my traveling time.

I eat some lunch and play with the dog (he weighs five pounds, btw). Then I crank through about an hour of IM client work. My personal projects have taken a backburner for the time being, as I'm 100% booked up with client work, and guaranteed cash sure beats maybe-in-the-future cash.

1:00pm I head back to the office. Some people hate the idea of spending almost an hour in a car every day, but I like it. I enjoy my car, and it drives like a go-kart so every stoplight is a goddamn drag race, thank you very much.

From 1:15pm to 4:30pm it's a mixture of various office-related things, report development and QA work, and intermittent client work when applicable. Honestly half my day is spent communicating with co-workers, all of whom I enjoy. I also get the job of planning team outings, but we are in between outings now.

4:30pm I bail to beat traffic and head home. When I get home, I play with the dog some and make dinner, because I'm great at everything. The wife gets home at around 5:30pm, and we eat while watching Parks and Recreation and working on a puzzle together. 6:30pm we settle down, she practices surgery stuff while I do another hour or so of client work, then we relax and watch a movie together or play some games.

10:00pm is bedtime. Rinse and repeat.

The weekends are a whole different story. We try to have an adventure each weekend day. More on that when that threat is applicable.
 
They probably do internet marketing.

Oh wow. Didn't know that. Thanks!

You know, if you have 9-5 job, you "work" 8 hours a day (I guess you work half of that but you should work 8 hours). And me, personally, can't imagine working in IM for 8 hours a day. I just don't know what would I do. If you are starting IM, I really don't know what to do for 8 hours a day.
 
I should be doing I now have tried almost every method new tangent and forget.
 
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