Seek Quality not Quantity in Your Social Networks
I have always been about quality. I know a lot of people, but value my few close friends. When it comes to clothes, I would rather have one quality, custom outfit than a dozen that were just ok. And when it comes to social media, I want to build a quality network of people rather than [...]
Tags: conversations, relationship building, social network communities
Do You Hide Your LinkedIn Connections?
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I’ve noticed that some of my contacts (10% to be exact) have made their connections private on LinkedIn. As a social network, hiding your contact list seems, well, not very social. When a contact list is private, I can’t browse my connection’s network to see who I may know or [...]
Tags: linkedin connections, linkedin open networker, linkedin privacy, relationship building
My First Week’s Experiences on Twitter
Is it Worth It?
I have to say that using Twitter was not high on my list for a long while, but I finally dove in to see what this social media tool was all about. But since joining the service and selecting a few folks I wanted to follow (right now I’m following only about [...]
Tags: community, conversation, relationship building, Social Networks, twitter
How Much is Too Much?
As a service professionals, we are challenged to provide proof of our expertise. We do that through articles, blogs, free consultations and speaking engagements. All of these exercises help us build our personal brand reputation as an expert in our field.
However, Drew McLellan has struck a nerve in his post Why Do We Keep Giving [...]
Tags: creating demand, free advice, relationship building





