There is a new trend that has shut down. Facebook has "25 things about me." Make your list of 25 random points on the notes of the site, take 25 more, so ask them to do the same. Indiana smaller members are asked to "7 things you did not know me." In your post, you include the other seven members, and a link to their "7 things" or their blog.

Social networking is more private? Absolutely not, because it is so everyone can see. But> Social networking is becoming increasingly personal.

Have a nice transition happens. In the early years, many people just because. No reason, no contract, nothing in common a desire to know that the person concerned. And I think it does not matter. Social media so fresh, so funny site experience was the only requirement. And the emotion and uniqueness of this new phenomenon is sufficient.

As we all know how to understandThis support may be new and powerful. So now, orders are placed and some places have strict rules and precise on this website. There is hope and that is all for the better. You know instantly with LinkedIn as a place where people are here to do business. Facebook is a good mix of business and industry.

Smaller Indiana is one of my favorite social sites. They do it well, you know what the purpose of the website and what you can expectothers, if you choose to participate. Right there, that the website for all to see, before entering, some rules:
1) who want to know the real you, so you can not open an account without your name,
2) no obvious self-promotion, because I want you to know
3) are asked to create their own image, not a corporate logo for use
4) All events calendar, not blog about them
5) No corporate videos and websites or
6) your personalpage where self-promotion, corporate identity and corporate image.

That practically tells you exactly what is expected if you want a Smoosier, as members are called. Do you think this site is limited as to promote your business? You can not see the value of the whole social networking / relationship building experience? There are many other choices to spend your time as you see fit.

I've seen recentlymany posts mentioning My Space is too invasive, there is "… too many stalkers" or "is terrifying." These observations argue that we have a higher expectation of the people we meet on the network (and perhaps because these observations are entrepreneurs who are not given the position adolescents). Many Twitterers to follow a man without an avatar and bio. It makes sense because how can you tell if someone does not know anything about them to follow? This is not a rule but is a standardmeet many people on Twitter. In contrast to small Indiana, there are rules posted. People learn as they go. All right, too.

The important point is that people want to know more about you than you know your screen name. They want a picture you can connect with a name. If you use these sites to make connections and promote your business, will not succeed without a part of who you are. People buy from people, not companies. Share your 7 or 25 when people ask. YouI ask because I want you to know better.

Will not. Share. Participate.

Posted on April 26th, 2010 by admin
Filed under: Social Networking Articles