Hey Mark. I’ve had Twitter for a year or so but I never realized how to fully maximize it. For me it was just a way to get news from my favorite websites. My local friends didn’t use it.

Then I slowly started to learn how to use it once I started my blog. Now I use it as a way to have conversations. I’ve had some good short conversations and met some cool people so far in the two months I’ve fully used it. I really love it.

Question though, I’ve read that we should always reply to our @replies. I do this because I really don’t have that many to reply to and if someone asks me something or makes a comment about me, I’m happy to reply.

However when I try to get into conversations or answer a question
that someone asked, they don’t reply. I’m not talking about big huge Twitter personalities but fellow bloggers. Should I get the hint to not engage with them in the future?

If I was at a party and tried to talk to a girl/guy and they ignored me, I’d get the hint. Just on Twitter, I’m not sure.

Mark, joining the conversation has allowed me to meet fascinating people, enjoy varying perspectives and let my thoughts and writing skills develop. Dipping a toe into the water just wasn’t my style: I plunged in head first onto those sites that have valuable content and vibrant interaction. I love the friends I’ve made, the lessons I’ve learned and the connections that enrich the tapestry of my life. That’s the upside.

The downside? I spend so much time reading interesting blogs, creating thoughtful (I hope:) comments, researching to the nth degree, that my own blog has suffered “separation anxiety.” I’m a voracious lifelong learner, so my thirst for knowledge combined with my pay-it-forward-extrovert-personality means I can become so immersed in all the greatness out there that I find myself like the cobbler whose children shall remain shoeless.

But I wouldn’t trade this experience for the world. It’s made me grow as a person and, in turn, made me even better in business. I’m lovin’ life and livin’ it to the max, and friendships, conversations, interaction and connections (what social media really is) are the spice of that life. Cheers! Kaarina

Hey Benny, I’m sure many of them are probably missing your @ reply. I try to reply to every @ reply too, but as your conversation grow, you’ll start noticing that you miss some of the people @ replying you.

One place that is harder to be missed is in the comment section of a blog. The more you can get folks over to your place and engaged in conversation, or even you visiting other blogs – here is where relationships can really blossom and strong connection can be developed.

Like you, I’m a social creature of habit… I want to have conversations with other folks and if I don’t ever get any feedback, I simply move on. There are many blogs that do the same thing – you leave a comment never to have a response back and that is not social.

My advice to you is never stop reaching out to engage others on the social web. Here is where all of the value will develop. As for those who aren’t so social, move on… it’s their loss.

Thanks for popping in there and sharing your thoughts… I look forward to many conversations in the future : )

Kaarina, you’ve got me all excited by your worlds here miss.

I just love this: “I plunged in head first onto those sites that have valuable content and vibrant interaction.”I believe if more people had this attitude, it would completely take out mystery of social media. I too love the connections and friendships I’ve developed by participating on the social web… they make the effort well worth it and enrich my life as well. The social web can change your life – it can be a vibrant spicy part of life that you’re missing. If you’re looking for the value it provides, look no further than the people that are participating in the space.

I’ve never tapped into such a brilliant and giving community of people in my life. It’s simply loaded with value of all shapes and sizes and kinds.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts here Kaarina, I really appreciate your support : )

My pleasure Mark…and I’m gonna’ start using your words “vibrant spicy” side-by-side when referring to social media benefits:)

Hi Mark,
If you aren’t willing to develop the computer and social skills to network effectively via social media then you are consigned to playing life small. To me it’s that simple.Riley

I love this add Riley… I hope you don’t mind, but I’m going to have to use this saying of yours on my social travels : )

Cheers to you sir!

Hi Mark,
First, let me say @bdorman264:twitter growth online should be a case study. Seriously did you how fast he is growing? Leaving us all in the dust.

Now regarding conversations online, I think many people are still not online. Actually the majority aren’t. Does this mean they can’t meet great people?
No but it sure is a lot slower.

I’m glad I got online last fall, I wouldn’t have met you and the great community we share

Yes, that @bdormam264:disqus is too much!

It goes to show how effective just visiting other blogs and contributing value and building relationships can do for your social media efforts.

It helps that he’s hilarious and sharp as a tack too…

But seriously John, all of the momentum he’s built is a direct result of building relationships with others on their blogs. It really should be a case study!

I’m happy we’ve become friends as well John. I was hoping this post just might get a couple of new folks participating in the conversation : )

Thanks for stopping by sir : )

LOL, looks like I forgot a comma : )

My typing is horrible!

Oh Mark, I didn’t even notice that…I just loved the “vibrant spicy” the way it stood! I think it’s my new favourite two word, no comma adjective:)

Not a problem, glad you liked it
Riley

Dude, a monster was created; I need to tame this beast.

Just wanted to drop in and say hello and thank you for your support; I’ll be back a little later.

Thanks Mark for your advice. That’s what I’ll do. Just move on and focus on people who actually want to connect.

Hey Bill, it’s good to see you sir…

This is all your fault, if you would stop dropping loads of value and laughs all over the blogosphere, everyone would leave you alone – hehe!

I liked Johns suggestion; you should assemble a case study on how to build a rockin’ community with no platform of your own!

You’re a good dude Bill, you deserve all the success in the world bro : )

Dang, the Bill Dormam discussion in bleeding over on other blogs now!

It looks like its a Bill Dorman day on the Internet

I think he’s on steroids – LOL!

Hey, I only have a birthday once a yr; let me enjoy it……:)

I was out buying new shirts today………

Hey John; hopefully I have marathoners endurance instead of sprinters speed, huh? Thanks for your support today.

What, you said “that’s too much Bill Dorman”?……….

I did that too Kaarina, just jumped right in. However, I’m the guy that will walk thru a handshake to get a hug so I typically don’t lay back.

Dude, between you, Davina and Ari have I already reached my zenith and there is only one way to go from here?

I have to tell you a personal story; last wk was kind of a crazy wk business-wise and I wasn’t as plugged in as I wanted to be. I saw all these great parties going on and was feeling a little neglected. Then wham, bam, thank you ma’am; Davina had me in a post, Ari did a feature on me, and then you included me too. I’m such a baby sometimes……why do you guys put up w/ me?

Now that I’m a rock star all the people in my office want to know what my secret sauce is. If you don’t mind I am going to forward them your post. It is a great summation of what this is all about.

I do appreciate your hand out to help me step up; and of course, it’s back to reality tomorrow.

Good to see you and thanks so much for your support.

Hi Mark, Joining the conversation completely changed my Twitter and blogging experience. I talk to interesting people (yes, even @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus !) and it’s definitely making me a better communicator and writer. Your title–spot on, just change “Is” to “IS”!

Hi Mark, Joining the conversation completely changed my Twitter and blogging experience. I talk to interesting people (yes, even @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus !) and it’s definitely making me a better communicator and writer. Your title–spot on, just change “Is” to “IS”!

@markharai:disqus and @johnfalchetto:disqus Can I do the case study?

There’s that @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus again. He’s clearly got a grip on this whole social media thing and will no longer be given a free pass around here. He’s got it. Now go run with it, Bill!

Great overview, @markharai:disqus – you are the emcee here in the virtual social media hang out and I for one am glad to be attending the party. I don’t get here as much as I’d like, but when I do, it’s pretty awesome. thanks!

Now I know why I like you so much Bill:)

And thus via blog post I am introduced to this new character @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus – I’ll have to take a look so I can speak reasonably. And speaking of speaking reasonably…

Here I’ve been thinking communication was a two way street all along. I must have been misinformed @markharai:disqus ! -1 for me.

Since joining Twitter in 2007 I’ve found the best use of it is to get people out of it as soon as possible. So, I seek out people to form relationships with on Twitter, and then take it “offline” (is Skype considered offline?), and then continue the conversations via social media. The same goes for Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs, and everything else people consider “social media.”

One distinct advantage that this brings however is that we can jump into conversations already taking place without being jerks. So unlike butting into a conversation at a party, joining in is instead encouraged, expect for those that turn off comments on their blogs. Then the goal is to find the conversations where you can provide value, and thereby increase your reach.

While it might be argued that less than stellar people can use the same techniques to gain popularity too, the ability for them to do so is less and less as ultimately they will be filtered out by everyone.

+1 for more of that happening. Let’s just make sure we don’t quiet the voices that are providing less popular but necessary messages too.

Oh man, if I could even begin to describe what social media has done to, and for me these past few months…

I’ll break it down as best I can: you remember the GP I did on Danny Brown’s site? That for me was a ‘release’ of the build-up that had come from using social media, especially Facebook and Twitter, for the months gone by. At the time, me and my girlfriend were involved in a ‘Facebook fury’, which thankfully got cleared up. But it got me thinking about the conversations we have in social media; unlike mine, not all of them end well.

Social media has been a god-send for me, and it’s enabled my work to spread, as well as me spreading the work of others. I use the two big sites frequently, and am always interested in getting more productivity out of them. But what I don’t do is become addicted. At least, I try not to.

Steve Pavlina wrote an article on his site about forum addiction, which he experienced for a time. He could just have easily wrote that about social media, the symptoms were the same. Social media can be an addiction, like forums and chatrooms and drugs and alcohol, so the same rules apply.

BTW, this guy ‘Bill Dorman’, is he any good?

Yikes! Hopefully not too many people suffer from this disease Stu!

The one word that comes to mind when I see you around the blogosphere is “substance.”

You always have something deep to share that’s applicable to life right now!

I appreciate your work very much Stu and you’ve always been a great support since we’ve hooked up on Marcus’s blog. I’m looking forward to being part of each other’s journey for years to come : )

Don’t get sucked in to the social media vacuum, we need your mind to be fresh… Just get out there and jog it off!

Who’s Bill Dorman?

Yo Robert!

I noticed that I get a lot more traffic than I get comments, so I thought this might get some of the lurkers to come out and join us : )

You said something profound; maybe some folks that have not jumped into the conversation feel that it would be rude to jump in the middle of a conversation?

I believe everyone has a voice and substantive words to lend a conversation. Even if it’s just a question or observation. I mean, we are in a community of professionals and business types… I think it’s safe to say we attract folks that into that sort of thing, yes?

You need to have a little grace and patience too Robert – you’re way ahead of many in the community!

Thanks for popping over bro, I appreciate it ; )

Thanks for stopping by here Erica, you always brighten up the room when you walk in : )

This Bill guy is just making us look bad Erica… He’s too smart, too funny and lives in a limousine – haha!

It’s just great to see Bill get all of this attention he deserves. It’s called adding value and making the social web a great place to spend time and Bill definitely adds to the fun and experience of it all.

In the coming months and years, I really believe big things will come from our mutual friends around the social web, including you!

It has the makings of an interesting journey for all of us : )

A big “cheers” to you Erica!

Patience @markharai:disqus has never been my strong suit

Mark, you know how to make a girl smile! Yes, totally agree with you that big things, real things, will begin to materialize for our mutual friends, me included!

In the meantime, I’ll keep working on a way to head down to CR to meet you and the fam in person! Best to you, Mark!

I’m with you Marianne! When I started to really engage folks on Twitter, the experience was enhanced 10-fold… The same goes for blogging.

I’m not a writer like many of our friends, however, participating on the social web is helping me become a better communicator and writer too.

I’m learning many things everyday and much of that is about myself.

Thanks for sharing a piece of your mind here today Marianne, I appreciate you ; )

Love it Bill!

Now that you’ve arrived, you can’t leave!

You must continue to feed the community and grow your craft. I’m just a student of life and I know I can learn many things from you… ; )

I love that you downsized out of a house in to a car with no wheels… talk about living modest!

Cheers to a wild fun ride Bill – the future holds so much potential and possibility. It will most interesting to see where @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus goes from here : )

I think that’s a great idea Erica!

Hey Mark – virtual conversation is social media!

Before I realized how important it was to join the conversations that happen throughout the social web, I felt like I was on an island – all alone. Barely no readers to my blog – not interactions with others, and it was just flat-out boring.

It didn’t take long for me to realize that doing what I do offline, would pay dividends online as well. What I mean by this is that I’m a naturally social person. I connect with people in real life; network, talk business, agree and disagree on certain subjects, and all other aspects of a conversation.

It’s not only helped promote growth to my blog – but it has helped promote personal growth as well. Getting out and learning from others perspective helps expand my own.

I’ve made some very solid relationships online via my blog and joining the conversations of others. The cool thing is that I’m starting to get the same effects from Twitter…which I’ve taken a great liking to.

Great stuff Mark – hope all is well in CR!

Good thing I still have wireless; stay away from that other site so I get some business done here. I need to see all my friends…..:)

You can’t dissect my brain; there is nothing there.

That dude is everywhere; people normally only say that about me when food’s around…………

She does brighten up the room; you should see her Mother’s Day vlog from last weekend.

Even, like in he’s NOT interesting. Or even; like in that dude is following me around everywhere, who fed him?

Hey Jk, good to see you sir! I think this is probably the case for most of us who are participating on the social web… except of course for that @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus guy… He’s a bit smarter than most of us!

The real social media experience doesn’t start until you jump in with both feet and start mingling with folks.

The same thing will happen on Twitter too Jk… it’s no different. It just happens to be 140 character at a time : )

Keep rockin’ the social media world Jk!

Hey, I like that; I might use it first……..

Isn’t that annoying when you type your best reply ever and go back and read it after it’s posted and you left out punctuation, misspelled words, etc. Where’s the do-over……..

Man, the guy is everywhere! I didn’t see you standing there Bill – haha!

You are on an island no more my man; I’ll trade my one day of fame to the roots you and Mark have established. I said ‘roots’, but you know that was in a non-racial way, right? My tan brother JK; can I say that to you too, Mark?
Signed, the pasty fat white guy…….

That would be so much fun Erica!

I have a tribe here, they get a bit loud, but they are great kids : )

My wife is the best, much better than me… I don’t deserve her…

BTW: I don’t get it, but I wasn’t subscribed to your blog. Yes, you can slap me too!

I appreciate @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus for mentioning your Mother’s Day post. Just dumbfounded.

There is good news in this I suppose; I won’t be missing another article you post.

Wow, your parents run an awesome business too! It’s a true American success story. America runs on the back of small business owners just like them.

Have a wonderful day Erica and you will be seeing more of me!

Like I said Bill, I didn’t even take it as a punctuation error: I just loved the “vibrant spicy” as it stood. And we’re now in a race to use it in a sentence in our blogs:) Stay tuned! And Mark…I’ll be sure to give credit where credit is due:)

Hehe!

We’re all growing together and that’s a beautiful thing… it’s the way it should be.

You know Bill, my mother was Spanish and French, my father was Hawaiian and Japanese and I was born and raised an American… so I represent quite a few roots

That happens daily with me Bill – and it annoys me to no end. Same with my blog posts. Everything takes me ten times the effort and work. It doesn’t matter if I proof read it 20 times, there’s always glaring mistakes – and those are the mistakes I see! I’m sure there are many others.

I can only hope through time and practice I can get better. I’ve made friends with the most brilliant writers on the web — tell me that wasn’t dumb… Now I have to somehow work my butt off just keep up with you guys and it’s a daunting task!

Let the race begin @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus – @kaarinadillabough:disqus who will hit publish first?? :p

Roots —- you’re a comedian Bill. But hey, I did throw you under the *Belling Dancing Bus* the other day at Ari’s site.

A tan brother I am! And of course you can that!

You always get me laughing Bill. I tell you!

Jeez, I’m always the slow one in the crowd!

Ooooh I’m feeling the heat! Are you in the starting blocks Bill?

Hi Mark
It’s almost impossible not to get involved in the myriad of conversations on the web – so many to choose from and something for everyone.

Find the conversations you like, for whatever reason, subscribe to comments and subscribe to email post updates and away you go.
You are part of the conversation.

Drop in on the conversation, talk to people as though you were in the pub together and… have a good time.
To make it more realistic, pour yourself a large white wine and then start chatting. LOL

Always enjoy chatting here Mark – I think it’s your round next.

Hi Mark
It’s almost impossible not to get involved in the myriad of conversations on the web – so many to choose from and something for everyone.

Find the conversations you like, for whatever reason, subscribe to comments and subscribe to email post updates and away you go.
You are part of the conversation.

Drop in on the conversation, talk to people as though you were in the pub together and… have a good time.
To make it more realistic, pour yourself a large white wine and then start chatting. LOL

Always enjoy chatting here Mark – I think it’s your round next.

@markharai:disqus Without the conversation and engagement my time online would not only be far more dull, but limited. It is the people that make the experience.

One thing I see so much of is people who blog often, tweet often, and do lots of stuff—but they still never build relationships. This is that missing link between general achievement and great success. The conversation, interaction, and real communion must occur, otherwise it’s just a simple +1 on your tweet count or comment list.

Great thoughts Mark. You’re really making it happen, and thanks also for highlighting that nut
@a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus
, it’s great to watch him do his thing

Marcus

I wonder if those type rush through sex, too. Just sayin’.

Hi Marcus
When I started blogging I rushed from site to site looking for a few links, but slowly the relationships start to grow.

You end up commenting more and more on less and less sites.

Relationships and people you like and admire.

Did you just call me the missing link?

I’ve been there and done that too Marcus… that’s why I say much of the same things throughout my posts these days. It’s the difference between night and day and I really want folks to experience the difference.

If people would just add a tiny bit more effort into building relationships with their social outreach you mention above, they would hit pay dirt.

Thanks for the encouraging words Marcus – you’re always a great inspiration : )

P.S. I know I only have a tiny community here, but if you have the time, I would love to have the Lions paw prints here as a permanent fixture. I know you’re busy all get out, but if you might consider a guest post here, please let me know : )

The good news is you’ve been found Bill : )

I hear you Keith. There are so many great folks to connect with, but only so much time in a day. I have not had the pleasure of connecting with you like I would like to. There’s no excuse, I’m just limited on time. That kind of blows because I know I’m missing out on some good stuff. I absolutely don’t know how you guys stay so connected and invest so much time in the community. I’m jealous!

One track mind Mark – one track mind haha!

I don’t know, it doesn’t seem to be working too well for me……

And then there’s JackB — whom I have not had the pleasure of really connecting with like I would like. You are just lighting up the community Jack!

Please excuse my bad manners, but it’s really a time thing, not a desire thing.

As you already know, we are very much in agreement on “people making the experience.”

Thank you for your support and dropping a piece of you mind here sir ; )

Jealous?
The guy who won the Sales Lion strap line competition jealous.
You’re pulling my….. leg.

You know where I am.

Keith

You would think Keith, but there are awesome folks constantly coming out of the woodwork..

Investing time developing relationships normally comes later in the social cycle. First you share links. Then thank a lot of people. Then share more links. Then thank a lot of people.

This is almost developing relationships – but this only goes so far. You literally need to dive into conversations and make some new friendships. This is where many people draw a line in the sand and miss the value the social web has to offer.

And that’s just those who are on the social web. Many folks don’t have a clue about any of this stuff.

It will be interesting to see how much impact the communities we frequent will have on the social community at large – there are some interesting things coming together out there : )

Keep you head up Bill. Not everyone can rock the social web. If you just keep working at it, one day you will get some comments too

BTW, my house is your house too Mr. Dorman. If you ever need a place to try to get some comments, you can give this place a try – hehe!

(dang, I might need to get more space from my hosting company!)

Jeez, at least I contributed something!

You really do have a way with words Mark, you never fail to make me smile! Thanks

I’ve been on Bill Dorman’s site, and I still don’t know who he is…

Ok Stu that’s the 2nd reference to Steve Pavlina I’ve seen today and I will have to go check out that post for sure. I too was hooked on the forums for a while, see a lot of parallels to social media. Goes to the heart of this: interest and motivation; we seek and search what we find interesting, motivated to really put something into it for work, for fun, etc. FWIW.

Oh, and watch out for that Bill guy. Once he visits a blog, he never leaves. Shameless.

Whatever your ‘it’ is, there’s a ‘social’ side Mark. Maybe it’s a chat room on a TV show or video game, maybe it’s love of bass fishing, maybe there are folks who really like beer coozies. I’d guess there’s a Tumblr or tweeter out there with similar love. I think that’s what drive this as much as anything: it’s by choice. Don’t always pick your family and friends, but in the social world you do.

As to what I’ve gotten out of this: readers and subscribers, followers and some business interest. Beyond that, read @kaarinadillabough:disqus and hit the ‘co-signed’ button. I gotta work smarter, find ways to make all this work work for me. FWIW.

No kidding, huh? After all that build up from Ari I was expecting something awesome. I got over there and the dude didn’t even have a front door.

I think Ari might have made him up…..just sayin’…..

Sorry Benny; I’m kinda big now and I just can’t be replying to everybody……..

Sometimes your @ replies will get lost in the stream unless you have HootSuite or something to segment them out. Mine will show up on my phone so that’s how I know. I reply to EVERYBODY; just ask Mark.

Mark did make @UnlockTheDoor:disqus
good point, it is the blogs where you are more apt to get dialogue going back and forth. I’ve had some hit and misses, it took 4 times before Mark would respond to me but then I found his telephone #; those phone calls at 3 am aren’t too funny are they Mark?

Mark as good guy; watch what he does and emulate that and you will do quite well.

I just copyrighted it so back off…

I can’t even spend all that new money fast enough……………

Nah, I heard he was all show and no substance; I wouldn’t put any money on him….

How to be a ho……….

Tell me and teach me when you have it figured out….

Well, you’re a business professional Davina, and a darn smart one! The right connections, relationships and opportunities will make themselves available at the right time.

We build businesses. That’s what we do. Just have an eye out for the right opportunity, connection, potential business partnership, or clients that materialize from your efforts. If you’re looking for them, you’ll identify them eventually.

I can say I wasn’t looking at doing any business with Srini. We are now working on many projects because a door opened and it looked like a solid door to walk through.

I have several things I’m working on or part of that are a result of relationships I’ve made participating on the social web.

In due time Davina : )

We were hoping you were going to teach us something @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus !

I heard he lives in a car with no wheels, can you believe it – LOL!

@kaarinadillabough:disqus we need to do something with this @a76049f6a32a1e633a732b81bafb98c9:disqus guy!

Does he know you’re a black belt?

Ah, the gauntlet’s been thrown down…I’m getting out my copyright/TM/IP binders as we speak! As Mark warns, I have my blackbelt:)

Cat’s out of the bag now Mark. Bill’s been warned. (and Mark, I’ve been having an ongoing problem getting my @ tabs to work. I’m doing it right but it’s not working! Got a message in to disqus. I feel like, after imploding car windows, I’m jinxed!)

Wow Davina, thanks for the tip of the hat (yes, pun intended). I’m honoured!
(and I’d @ your name if only disqus would let me. Am I the only one in the universe that can’t get the @ tab to work? I know I’m doing it properly. And just now when I tried to space down, “unlock the door” magically tabbed in. What the dillio?)

Wow Davina, thanks for the tip of the hat (yes, pun intended). I’m honoured!
(and I’d @ your name if only disqus would let me. Am I the only one in the universe that can’t get the @ tab to work? I know I’m doing it properly. And just now when I tried to space down, “unlock the door” magically tabbed in. What the dillio?)

At the discounted “we were your friends first!” rate please.

At the discounted “we were your friends first!” rate please.

Absolutely, but if you take my path I’m probably taking an hour project and turning it into an all day affair………….

Hmm, I haven’t been having any problems…

If I was a bettin’ man, my money would be on you… Bill’s had a busy week LOL!

Yikes, you can be scary Kaarina : )

And I got nothing left. I’m going to bed.

BUT WAIT! HAHAHA!

Good night Bill : )

Today social media is like one shop solution because when you like any blog or website relating to your interest you add it on your facebook wall and then get every update.

Actually I was surprised that FB is my number one source of traffic. It bounces back and forth from FB and Twitter…

BTW, thanks @MarcusSheridan:disqus that’s cool information to know – LOL!

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Definitely has it’s benefits : )

Thanks for the shout!

Where would you say is your main stage for the virtual social conversations? Here on your blog, email, Twitter?

It’s a good mix of Twitter, Facebook, my blog (haven’t had much time this month to blog) and email. 

Hope this helps : )

[...] – The Virtual Conversation Is Social Media [...]

Well there is still a wireless network, stay away from that other site to get some business done here.This is the missing link in the overall implementation and success.

Nowadays, social media is one of the powerful tools used by many business establishments around the globe. It will only depend on what will be the impact of heir strategies to their prospect customers.

I missed this Davina, sorry for the late response…

That is one thing you can definitely do on social networking sites; find many people who inspire you, motivate you, move you… Its far and few between that you can meet people in person that you really connect with and enjoy the conversation. These become our friends and people we spend time with. With social media, there are so many interesting people – it’s like a  never ending friend supply line that grows by the day. 

Here is where you need to really establish your goals and time spent on social media; otherwise your time will evaporate. 

Always great to hear from you miss : )

Agreed… thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Thanks for this, I really liked it. Can’t wait to read more.

No-doubt social media sites are very important and effective to get huge figure of traffic and promote business on social media which is very important and effective for any business.