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jeux pas cher — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 09:07:15 -0000

Hi,

in france, only facebook dominate. The other, twetter, linkedln... aren't used by french people. Maybe in te future, they will :)

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vivatsale — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 02:35:28 -0000

Hi, Chris,

I've been reading quite a few of your posts lately :)

I'm just getting started, but I'm finding that I:

- usually start my day off with TechCrunch, PopURLs, and Tumblr
- have HootSuite, Tumblr, and Google Analytics up all day long
- check links from Twitter (usually Mashable), review PopURLs (digg, delicious, & dzone mostly) throughout the day
- find myself doing Twitter searches at night

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Shannon Carroll — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:57:21 -0000

Chris, thanks for sharing. It's quite time consuming keep up with all of the social networking mediums, sometimes I wonder "is it all worth it?" I understand the risks far outweigh the benefits and you can certainly learn and share valuable information with others. Although the time it takes to keep up with it all sometimes hinders me from getting my daily duties done.

As college senior, Facebook is quite popular and and probably the most prominent networking site among my peers. I have found that twitter is becoming more and more prevalent but a lot of my peers don't know enough about it or find it unnecessary. As I have started using it, I can already see the benefits from following top CEOs and business execs that I would normally never have the chance to interact with. It's great and your efforts don't go unnoticed!

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Guillaume — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 09:19:32 -0000

Impressive. Could you give us a list of all the tools you used to put that into practice? And as Khalid said would be interesting to have a look at your feed subscription.

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Khalid Saleh — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 20:04:38 -0000

wow, 700 blog subscriptions? And I am struggling to keep up with 150 of them. It will be interesting to see the blogs on your list.

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mfauscette — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 17:42:02 -0000

Chris, very thought provoking post. I have increased my social media presence a lot this past year, and most of that was planned but I haven't sat down and put this level of analysis around my all my activities. I feel a blog post struggling to get out. Thanks!

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Angela LoSasso (AngelaAtHP) — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:56:18 -0000

Chris:
I winced as I scrolled your routine...
Mine: I do what I must during the workday, do a little extra I can when I can create some time, and I catch up all the time!
Thanks for the good read.

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Roxy — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 16:40:54 -0000

Chris, what a timely, relevant post. I just put on my to-do list, "figure out social media strategy" and this helped me a lot.

I was curious - you said you limit your time on social networks. I am part of a handful of Ning social networks and am trying to convince my boss to let me start one at work but fear it won't add value (we are a membership assocation). How do you decide what social networks to join? How many are you a part of? What do you find valuable about them?

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mark williams — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 12:59:24 -0000

Thanks for sharing, Chris! It's informative and motivates to join the fun and post my own system.

Of course, I wish I was an independent consultant (he says with tongue in cheek) that could get away with only 20% execution!

I'm afraid my list, to reflect reality, is going to add up to something like this:

correspondence--80%
discovery--30%
execution--40%

Such is the life of a services provider. :-)

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Dmitri Eroshenko, Relenta — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 09:26:59 -0000

Sharing one's daily routines and tools is a very interesting idea that doesn't necessarily have to be limited to social media. All of us have our collection of tools and daily habits of using them. I'd be very interested to read about how others work. Not just celebrities.

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AngelaConnor — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 23:43:42 -0000

My system is much more dynamic than that considering that I manage an online community at work and deal with tons of user-generated content, emails and other stuff related to WRAL.com and GOLO. For me to think that I can have a set system on a daily basis would be a big mistake because it simply cannot happen for more than three consecutive days. But having two monitors is what saves my life and allows to me at least try to keep one toe in the SM waters throughout the day.

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Yemoonyah — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:28:35 -0000

I read that post by Jan Jantsch and although I'm an artist (using social media to build my business) and not a social media expert I added my two cents here: http://kabai33.com/2009/01/...

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Bill Tamminga Goal Revolution — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:04:57 -0000

Chris - is social networking your only form of marketing? I divvy out time to speaking, face-to-face networking, sales meetings, phone calls, etc.

I'm in a heavy acquisition phase so my time looks about like this...

20% Blog
20% Post on other blogs
20% Write articles
20% Correspond w/ clients and prospects
5% Networking events/speaking
15% Writing next book, business planning

What about everyone else? Can I see more breakdowns?

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Doug McIsaac — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:54:05 -0000

Thanks for sharing. It made me spend some time outlining my own habit.s It's a very enlightening process.

Doug

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Patricia — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:53:39 -0000

I feel like I have so much to learn and this post was helpful and also exciting that I roughly use the same formula per day..except I don't constantly follow twitter as my server has been down for 4 weeks - well up and down.

With all this how to reading and writing, I am still without a clue as to how one makes money? and I don't seem to learn how to do things fast enough - I need an IT person to add things to my blog for me and put up my posts...

I only follow 80 blogs. And I am being followed by more and more people on twitter, but don't know what to do with them?
Back to the tutorial.
I enjoy reading what you write and am so glad you have such good archives
Thank you

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chrisbrogan — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:41:54 -0000

@Napoleon - great question. 4 columns in Tweetdeck : stream, @, search, and DM.

14 or so tabs in Firefox, but down to 5 when I clean up my reading.

@Business Podcast Co Host with No Name But Hey - What's most important to growing business is connecting with people. So, I have to try and balance that.

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Frank Reed — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:40:48 -0000

Chris,

I honestly don't know how you keep the pace but it is always interesting following what you are up to. From a purely selfish standpoint I hope you keep up the pace because I find your content is useful in some way, shape, manner or form a remarkably vast majority of the time.

Would love to hear how you work in the personal life schedule with all this as well. I realize that you seem to have more energy than most but we all only get 24 hours per day, right? Thanks for your hard work.

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Napoleon B (@P0_P0) — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:21:17 -0000

By the way, how many tabs do you have open in Firefox (typically), and how many columns in TweetDeck? When I'm using TweetDeck, I'll click links that interest me, then I'll switch to the Firefox page with all the tabs. If I find something really useful to me, then I add it to my delicious account.

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BusinessCast Podcast Co-Host — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:20:39 -0000

Chris,

I appreciate your breakdown -- as someone who is beginning in (online) social media (gazining and contributing) this is a reality check! But, I do wonder how you prioritize your activities. Do I assume that what you spend more time on is more important?