Published: Feb 01, 2008 - 04:16 pm
Story Found By: Wingnut 1575 Days ago
Category: SEM
6 Comments
6 Comments
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A good article but Im not exactly sure you solved my time issue :)
Hi Wingnut, I tried to comment at your blog, but had troubles with the captcha:First, the captcha image doesnt display here for me...first time Ive seen an option for audio file but glad it was there for me :) <adding now, typed in the captcha from audio but it wouldnt accept it, then couldnt get audio again >Second, if others are like me...I want to be friendly but its hard to make the first overtures to others. Its good to remember that were all just people, the world is a lot smaller than we think and theres no such thing as having too many friends.
@SisterSledge hmm, Ive been having server issues lately... probably time to upgrade to that $7 godaddy hosting :PAlso I dont think its that hard to reach out anymore - even shy people can say Hello when its all done behind the computer... If I didnt have all the connections I have made from social media sites - This story probably would have dissapeared.
Hey Wingnut,this is a great way to introduce noobs like me to social media. Learning the depth and power of social media has been overwhelming for me, but like in-person relationships, cyber relationships take time and respect. With that said, will you be my friend? :)
Whats that old saying... its not what you know... its who you know. I couldnt think of a more relevant context than for social media.
Very good article. I totally agree with getting to know the big dogs of social marketing, but the time required is the one thing that makes it difficult for the average.