Comments on: 5 Simple Steps To Rock Social Media http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/ The Blog For Freelancers And Web-Workers Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:20:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Online Outsourcing http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-39864 Online Outsourcing Mon, 08 Mar 2010 11:26:16 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-39864 You gave the chance to get the points about the social media also the highly analytical tips...thanks for that...I hope the business circle will be enlarged through the better source of the social media...keep sharing. You gave the chance to get the points about the social media also the highly analytical tips…thanks for that…I hope the business circle will be enlarged through the better source of the social media…keep sharing.

]]> By: Day 22: Twitter for Freelancers | The Savvy Freelancer http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-32021 Day 22: Twitter for Freelancers | The Savvy Freelancer Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:10:51 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-32021 [...] 5 Simple Steps to Rock Social Media – If your target clients are on Facebook or another social networking site, the tips in this [...] [...] 5 Simple Steps to Rock Social Media – If your target clients are on Facebook or another social networking site, the tips in this [...]

]]> By: Diesel Laws http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-31600 Diesel Laws Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:57:13 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-31600 I tend to find a lot of value with adding people who inspire me, control large businesses or lead people by 'doing'. If I read a great article online, I will try my best to link up that person on facebook, have a chat to them and get them to know me as well. While only a small amount of 'big players' actually accept the invitations and talk, the ones who do are usually amazing to talk to and you can gain a lot of one on one knowledge. I hope that helps anyone here. - Diesel Laws http://freelancerunplugged.com I tend to find a lot of value with adding people who inspire me, control large businesses or lead people by ‘doing’. If I read a great article online, I will try my best to link up that person on facebook, have a chat to them and get them to know me as well.

While only a small amount of ‘big players’ actually accept the invitations and talk, the ones who do are usually amazing to talk to and you can gain a lot of one on one knowledge.

I hope that helps anyone here.

- Diesel Laws
http://freelancerunplugged.com

]]> By: My Favorite Creative Links of the Week | Programming Blog http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-31369 My Favorite Creative Links of the Week | Programming Blog Sun, 11 Oct 2009 08:54:53 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-31369 [...] 5 Simple Steps To Rock Social Media [...] [...] 5 Simple Steps To Rock Social Media [...]

]]> By: OkieDokie http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-30924 OkieDokie Fri, 02 Oct 2009 02:58:22 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-30924 I also think it is important to stick to a name. But my problema (which in fact I did create) is that I have my name, and the name I use for my personal portfolio...since I didnt want to use the actual name... which one should I use for social mideas...? or should I have different accounts for each one f the? I also think it is important to stick to a name.
But my problema (which in fact I did create) is that I have my name, and the name I use for my personal portfolio…since I didnt want to use the actual name…

which one should I use for social mideas…?
or should I have different accounts for each one f the?

]]> By: Interessante Links aus dem Web | Allerlei aus dem Web http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-30728 Interessante Links aus dem Web | Allerlei aus dem Web Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:16:16 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-30728 [...] Social Media Erfolg – 5 Schritte zum Erfolg erläutert durch Freelancefolder [...] [...] Social Media Erfolg – 5 Schritte zum Erfolg erläutert durch Freelancefolder [...]

]]> By: Steve Bellante http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-30669 Steve Bellante Thu, 24 Sep 2009 14:25:39 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-30669 You make an excellent point about picking a name and sticking with it. Changing your name from network to network can make it very difficult for anyone to follow you. You make an excellent point about picking a name and sticking with it. Changing your name from network to network can make it very difficult for anyone to follow you.

]]> By: nudgeme http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-30667 nudgeme Thu, 24 Sep 2009 11:44:02 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-30667 I've recently found your blog and am really enjoying the straightforward tips and advice you write about. I work with small businesses and people in jobs working from home and posts such as this one about social media are answering exactly the sorts of questions that come up time and again about social media. Because it can be so easy for people to spread themselves thinly, it's also a good idea to be really clear on your objectives for using social media - and these are of course different depending on whether you're engaging for personal or business use. Not that the two can't be mixed depending on your individual circumstances, it's just a good idea to get clear on exactly what you're hoping to get out of it from a biz perspective - eg are you using twitter to show you're an expert in an area, make new contacts, network for business etc - and with any one of these, it's important to remember that people don't want the hard sell - hence the term 'social' media - it's a two way process and great for relationship building if you play nicely! Thanks again for the great post All the best Tamsin@udgeme I’ve recently found your blog and am really enjoying the straightforward tips and advice you write about. I work with small businesses and people in jobs working from home and posts such as this one about social media are answering exactly the sorts of questions that come up time and again about social media. Because it can be so easy for people to spread themselves thinly, it’s also a good idea to be really clear on your objectives for using social media – and these are of course different depending on whether you’re engaging for personal or business use. Not that the two can’t be mixed depending on your individual circumstances, it’s just a good idea to get clear on exactly what you’re hoping to get out of it from a biz perspective – eg are you using twitter to show you’re an expert in an area, make new contacts, network for business etc – and with any one of these, it’s important to remember that people don’t want the hard sell – hence the term ‘social’ media – it’s a two way process and great for relationship building if you play nicely!

Thanks again for the great post

All the best

Tamsin@udgeme

]]> By: Steven Savage http://freelancefolder.com/5-simple-steps-to-rock-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-30655 Steven Savage Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:32:25 +0000 http://freelancefolder.com/?p=3323#comment-30655 A few more: 1) Have a home page whose name is yours, your business, your handle you use (ala #1), whatever. Register the .com, and .net versions at least. Use it - or let someone like www.nombray.com or other web services be the end point. You can then link to all your other social media as you need - or have feeds play out here (feedburner makes it easy to post a blog feed of all content to another site) 2) Use the tools of social media to enhance old-school networking - the face-to-face, hand-em-a-card type. 3) Explore! www.knowem.com is a great way to find out what social media sites are out there - and if your handle is registered. A few more:
1) Have a home page whose name is yours, your business, your handle you use (ala #1), whatever. Register the .com, and .net versions at least. Use it – or let someone like http://www.nombray.com or other web services be the end point. You can then link to all your other social media as you need – or have feeds play out here (feedburner makes it easy to post a blog feed of all content to another site)

2) Use the tools of social media to enhance old-school networking – the face-to-face, hand-em-a-card type.

3) Explore! http://www.knowem.com is a great way to find out what social media sites are out there – and if your handle is registered.

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