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While the Iron is Hot
Social Media keeps me busy! Blogging is the main attraction for me but all the other outlets allow people to see the posts and interact and let my business grow. Twitter has been amazing, there's always Facebook (and Myspace, I work in the music industry) and then learning the ropes on Digg.
Keeping priorities and setting goals for your Social Media work is a must. Progress must be made and feed readers turned off every once in a while.
Joy~
Jeanette
I so agree with you about listening, commenting, contributing, and communicating with people. The more authentic one is, the bigger return but without focusing on the return is best imho.
For me, i find the challenge to be that sometimes I think too much or I censor myself. I want to contribute and have something meaningful to say, but sometimes I get stuck in my own head. I am passionate about connecting with people. It is powerful, enlightining, wonderful and fun. I just have to get out of my way first.
Sitting out by the pool (on vacation) with the kids was the best social thing I could do today (aside from reading a Chris Brogan article :)
See you at PodcampNYC
Now, especially with Twitter, I've got a growing network of friends and colleagues where I give and get help as I pull together a business model that works and suits me. Their support, encouragement, ideas, and feedback are always pushing me forward. I wake up eager to see what's been happening while I slept.
The challenge is always: How do I prioritize what needs to get done in the next 24 hours, and what will I do with the Undones?
I win! (jack black style)
So sad.
Thanks for sharing, Chris.
Hmm..maybe I need to come to Boston and check out Podcamp out there too! ;)