Comments on: The social network full court press http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:49:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Gadget zine http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/#comment-7039 Gadget zine Sun, 24 Jul 2011 08:38:13 +0000 http://www.socializedpr.com/?p=468#comment-7039 I like Your Article about socialized blog » The social network full court press Perfect just what I was searching for! . I like Your Article about socialized blog » The social network full court press Perfect just what I was searching for! .

]]> By: A Head Start on Transparency and Authenticity « Lindsey Monroe’s Blog http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/#comment-1382 A Head Start on Transparency and Authenticity « Lindsey Monroe’s Blog Wed, 25 Feb 2009 05:53:02 +0000 http://www.socializedpr.com/?p=468#comment-1382 [...] the “About” page or in the sidebar. Communications gurus such as Shel Holtz, B.L. Ochman, and Joel Postman introduce themselves to their readers. For readers to trust the opinions of these professionals, [...] [...] the “About” page or in the sidebar. Communications gurus such as Shel Holtz, B.L. Ochman, and Joel Postman introduce themselves to their readers. For readers to trust the opinions of these professionals, [...]

]]> By: Jamie Favreau http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/#comment-1329 Jamie Favreau Mon, 16 Feb 2009 22:41:15 +0000 http://www.socializedpr.com/?p=468#comment-1329 I love your take on Social Media. I do use LI just like an address book of contacts but I do answer a lot of questions and post a few questions to try and draw people's attention. I am an intern for a non profit so I am trying to gain corporate sponsorship so I think that is the best place for that kind of thing. I am still wondering what to do with Myspace from a business stand point because I don't even like it that much myself. I understand the simplicity and the creativity of it but I still don't like using it. What I used to love about it I don't like it anymore. I try and use all of these for there reasons and I have not used plurk and what not. That is just too much overload but I am trying to use Delicious for business purposes that is what is going to happen tomorrow due to the holiday. I love your take on Social Media. I do use LI just like an address book of contacts but I do answer a lot of questions and post a few questions to try and draw people’s attention.

I am an intern for a non profit so I am trying to gain corporate sponsorship so I think that is the best place for that kind of thing. I am still wondering what to do with Myspace from a business stand point because I don’t even like it that much myself.

I understand the simplicity and the creativity of it but I still don’t like using it. What I used to love about it I don’t like it anymore.

I try and use all of these for there reasons and I have not used plurk and what not. That is just too much overload but I am trying to use Delicious for business purposes that is what is going to happen tomorrow due to the holiday.

]]> By: Leah McChesney http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/#comment-1325 Leah McChesney Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:08:39 +0000 http://www.socializedpr.com/?p=468#comment-1325 One that I would add to that list would be friendfeed. I agree that linkedin is not a destination, though some people are quite active in q & a, I often find the discussion groups to be very spammy like groups on facebook tend to be. I think the only "proper behaviors" is not to expect, want or demand from people, get there, get to know people and enjoy everything else is a result. My only strategy is to hopefully bring something to the table for my current relationships, continue to keep my eyes open for new ones and to visit as much as possible as there is usually something of value there for me to find (just like seeing this link in my twitter stream when I logged into twitter). One that I would add to that list would be friendfeed. I agree that linkedin is not a destination, though some people are quite active in q & a, I often find the discussion groups to be very spammy like groups on facebook tend to be. I think the only “proper behaviors” is not to expect, want or demand from people, get there, get to know people and enjoy everything else is a result. My only strategy is to hopefully bring something to the table for my current relationships, continue to keep my eyes open for new ones and to visit as much as possible as there is usually something of value there for me to find (just like seeing this link in my twitter stream when I logged into twitter).

]]> By: Robin Caldwell http://www.socializedpr.com/the-social-network-full-court-press/#comment-1321 Robin Caldwell Sun, 15 Feb 2009 13:40:03 +0000 http://www.socializedpr.com/?p=468#comment-1321 I agree, "If I have a “strategy,” it’s to connect with interesting people, sometimes of similar interests, but it’s also personally rewarding to get to know people I would never have the opportunity and privilege of meeting anywhere else. Twitter, with its simplicity and openness, is the best place for this." Joel, I love this post but I also love the simplicity in which you explain social media/networking use. I agree, “If I have a “strategy,” it’s to connect with interesting people, sometimes of similar interests, but it’s also personally rewarding to get to know people I would never have the opportunity and privilege of meeting anywhere else. Twitter, with its simplicity and openness, is the best place for this.” Joel, I love this post but I also love the simplicity in which you explain social media/networking use.

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