Comments on: Your Facebook Nightmare http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/your-facebook-nightmare/ Harness the awesome power of your personal brand Mon, 21 May 2012 00:48:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dave Saunders http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/your-facebook-nightmare/comment-page-1/#comment-3124 Dave Saunders Sun, 15 Mar 2009 21:47:57 +0000 http://www.davesaunders.net/blog/?p=2233#comment-3124 I agree. 20 years ago, I was using USENET, IRC and MUD...all social media I agree. 20 years ago, I was using USENET, IRC and MUD…all social media

]]> By: Vicki Zerbee http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/your-facebook-nightmare/comment-page-1/#comment-3107 Vicki Zerbee Fri, 06 Mar 2009 04:15:07 +0000 http://www.davesaunders.net/blog/?p=2233#comment-3107 Social marketing has been 'around' for many years (at least 52 when the brand I represent invented it).. sincere communication, and treating others the same as you desire to be treated have always been good rules of thumb. Social marketing has been ‘around’ for many years (at least 52 when the brand I represent invented it).. sincere communication, and treating others the same as you desire to be treated have always been good rules of thumb.

]]> By: Cheri Merz http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/your-facebook-nightmare/comment-page-1/#comment-3072 Cheri Merz Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:31:52 +0000 http://www.davesaunders.net/blog/?p=2233#comment-3072 It seems that old-fashioned social rules like 'be careful who you make friends with' and 'don't gossip' still have relevance in today's world. It would be a great service if you would write about the balance between refusing friend requests because one doesn't know the person and accepting them because one doesn't want to seem standoffish... I generally go to the person's profile and attempt to determine if we have anything in common (one friend isn't enough), whether the profile contains anything that would offend me, and what the person expects from the friendship. What else would you recommend? It seems that old-fashioned social rules like ‘be careful who you make friends with’ and ‘don’t gossip’ still have relevance in today’s world.

It would be a great service if you would write about the balance between refusing friend requests because one doesn’t know the person and accepting them because one doesn’t want to seem standoffish…

I generally go to the person’s profile and attempt to determine if we have anything in common (one friend isn’t enough), whether the profile contains anything that would offend me, and what the person expects from the friendship. What else would you recommend?

]]> By: Dr Wright http://davesaunders.net/2009/02/your-facebook-nightmare/comment-page-1/#comment-3069 Dr Wright Mon, 16 Feb 2009 16:34:05 +0000 http://www.davesaunders.net/blog/?p=2233#comment-3069 I agree, you need a strategy for all these sites. Also you have to think, is my customer on this site? if your customer is not spending a lot of time on Myspace or Youtube, you can lower how much time you spend there, also Dr. Wright The Wright Place TV Show www.wrightplacetv.com www.twitter.com/drwright1 I agree, you need a strategy for all these sites.
Also you have to think, is my customer on this site? if your customer is not spending a lot of time on Myspace or Youtube, you can lower how much time you spend there, also

Dr. Wright
The Wright Place TV Show
http://www.wrightplacetv.com
http://www.twitter.com/drwright1

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