--- title: "Social Media Roundup: Content Management To-Do List" id: "16552" type: "post" slug: "social-media-roundup-content-management-to-do-list" published_at: "2013-03-25T21:56:20+00:00" modified_at: "2026-11-09T19:02:20+00:00" url: "https://associationsnow.com/2013/03/25/social-media-roundup-content-management-to-do-list/" markdown_url: "https://associationsnow.com/2013/03/25/social-media-roundup-content-management-to-do-list.md" excerpt: "Who’s managing your content? A breakdown of the content creation schedule and tasks. Also: make bigger meetings smaller to ensure a valuable and intimate experience for your attendees." taxonomy_category: - "Marketing / Communications" taxonomy_post_tag: - "AssociationsNow" - "Content Management" - "content strategy" - "Leadership" - "Social Media" taxonomy_content_format: - "Article" taxonomy_role: - "Director" - "Manager" taxonomy_persona: - "Association Professionals" --- [Home](https://associationsnow.com/) » [Articles](https://associationsnow.com/format/article/) » Social Media Roundup: Content Management To-Do List Content creation doesn’t stop after you’ve written something. There are plenty of steps to follow once the writing is done, such as editing your content, sharing it, and using web analytics to measure its reach. Why you need a managing editor for your online content, and more, in today’s Social Media Roundup: ### Content Manager https://twitter.com/RvanHilst/status/316158475585601537 **Your online content isn’t going to manage itself.** A managing editor for your website and social channels will edit, format, publish, and promote your content, not to mention help you track it. Jess Ostroff, managing editor at Convince & Convert, believes [every organization needs a managing editor to take its content to the next level (opens in a new tab)](http://www.convinceandconvert.com/content-marketing-2/why-next-level-content-needs-a-managing-editor/) . “A managing editor can navigate the delicate technological waters and offer editorial expertise for you and your team,” she writes. “Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a CEO, having an editorial arm forces you to be diligent in maintaining a recognizable voice, stick to a consistent posting schedule, and ensure that all of your content channels are being well taken care of.” *(ht [@RvanHilst (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/RvanHilst/status/316158475585601537) )* ### Size Doesn’t Matter > Bigger meetings aren’t necessarily better meetings [#eventprofs (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/hashtag/eventprofs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) > [#assnchat (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/hashtag/assnchat?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) > [#mpi (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/hashtag/mpi?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) > [http://t.co/r9bUsfqpol (opens in a new tab)](http://t.co/r9bUsfqpol) > via [@ASegar (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/ASegar?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) > > — Executive Oasis International – Team Building (@executiveoasis) [March 25, 2013 (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/executiveoasis/status/316269026370285568?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) **When it comes to meetings,** bigger isn’t always better. But when you have a large member base and are hosting international attendees, you often don’t have a choice. How can you maintain the intimacy of a smaller conference to ensure your attendees have a valuable experience? “At a large conference it’s very difficult to deliver the just-in-time learning that attendees need via the rich stew of connection generated by small-group process,” [event professional Adrian Segar writes (opens in a new tab)](http://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/event-design/2013/03/bigger-meetings-arent-necessarily-better-meetings/) . He suggests splitting the conference into smaller groups. “By carefully dividing up large groups, we can create conference environments that mirror the intimacy and effectiveness of small conferences, but it’s significant work to do this and requires facilitators who know how to do it right.”*(ht [@executiveoasis (opens in a new tab)](https://twitter.com/executiveoasis/status/316269026370285568) )* Have you shared any cool links today? Let us know in the comments. [Anita Ferrer](https://associationsnow.com/author/anita-ferrer/) Anita Ferrer is a contributor to Associations Now. 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