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Be Personal, But Not Too Personal
I’ve been on Facebook lately – a lot.
I only used Facebook though as a social networking site to connect with my non-internet marketing friends, classmates and family relatives.
Of course if someone from the internet marketing niche added me, I’d gladly accept because this is also a chance for them to see the “real” me.
Or so I thought.
The only stuff I post on that Facebook account is stuff about my friends, jokes, song lines, quotes and all goofy stuff a regular teenager would post because I didn’t want to mix my business with my personal life.
But last month when I got my Stomper X-ray call (awesome coaching from Stompernet dudes that I was lucky to have), Ross Goldberg suggested that I create a Facebook fan page to drive additional traffic to my blog and to seperate my too-personal life from my internet business.
Then I realize that the people who added me
Click here to continue readingHow to Build a Responsive Twitter Network
This article is guest posted by Dee Barizo.
One of the reasons many people join Twitter is to converse with other people in their industry to learn more about their niche. You may have seen bloggers who wrote about asking a question on Twitter and then getting many responses.
So, you join Twitter, follow a bunch of people, and then start asking questions. However, no one replies to you.
That’s what happened to me. I followed many people in my niche and most of them followed me back. However, no one would reply to my questions.
I then realized that I had to do more to build a responsive Twitter network. Here are the things that worked for me.
1. Answer questions.
Instead of just waiting for people to answer my questions, I started answering the questions of my followers. Because I became helpful, many of my followers now respond to my tweets.
2. Retweet liberally.
As I
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This article is guest posted by Crystal Miller
News stories about Twitter have surged in recent months. Oprah jumped on the Twitter bandwagon in April 2009 and major news stories have been broken over Twitter in the last eight months (the January 2009 US Airways plane crash into the Hudson and the Mumbai shootings in November 2008 are two examples). These along with other news events have boosted the awareness of Twitter across the world.
What does this mean?
The Business Insider recently revealed a chart of the day (on 5/21/09) comparing the number of worldwide unique visitors of three big names in social networking: Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter. The chart from comScore follows the number of unique visitors each month from April 2008 through April 2009. Take note Twitter fans: While still only 1/10 th the size of Facebook, with around 32 million unique visitors, Twitter is on a similar growth trend. This
Click here to continue readingOprah, Shaq, CNN And Ashton – What Do They Have In Common?
What do they have in common?
They Twitter.
You’ve been living under a rock if you haven’t heard of it – but if you’re not using it, I understand.
My mom has been trying all week just to get it. Heck, I had a hard time too when I just started with Twitter. It’s normal stuff, Twitter needs some getting used to.
But here’s the good news…
Last month, Rob Benwell told me that he and Alex has come up
Click here to continue readingHow To Conduct A Twitterview – Free Report
If you remember, last February, I posted my Twitterview with John Chow. It was just a rad idea that I had to implement right away – it was very candid.
Now what if you can learn how to secure, conduct and leverage a Twitterview?
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This article is guest posted by Jan Verhoeff.
You’ve dumped your heart into a blog and you added adsense, you’re selling ad space, and life is good, you made four figures last month, but the cost of buying your own ads, keeping up that expensive car you bought, and paying for a housekeeper to prevent you from living in a pigsty while you write your blog costs five figures. Here’s the deal… You really want to Make Money Online?
To make money, you have to have money
I know, I know. There are those people out there who started out and just made money instantly and they’re moving on up, so what’s the diff?
Some folks hit it lucky, but most often, the reality is gonna bite ‘em in the backside and they’ll realize that more businesses fail than succeed if they’re not tossing money back into the pot. So…
Carl Ocab is one of the most successful teenage bloggers on the net. But remarkably, Carl was just 13 years old when he rose to fame with his hugely popular “make money online” website: www.carlocab.com
Hi, my name is Carl Ocab or as many call me, the “Kidblogger”. I’m a 16-year old kid from the beautiful archipelago Philippines.