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Tips For Social Networking

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If you're working on using a social networking site for engaging your users or markets, this post contains some great advice.

Eight Secrets of Effective Online Networking
Tips, tricks, and tools for using and managing your social networks wiselyby Beth Kanter

How can you get the most out of social networking tools, try these tips (lots more advice in the posting):

1. Invest Time in Your Network

2. Test the Waters with an Individual Profile

3. Establish a Routine

4. Don't Spread Yourself Too Thin

5. Share the Workload

6. Keep It Personal

7. Befriend People Strategically

8. Use a Few Good Time Savers

The time savers were great - even if you're not a big social networker.

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on February 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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