Comments on: 20 social media tips point to four common mistakes http://publicityhound.net/20-social-media-tips-point-to-four-common-mistakes/ Tips, Tricks & Tools for Free Publicity Tue, 22 May 2012 20:28:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: dotndot http://publicityhound.net/20-social-media-tips-point-to-four-common-mistakes/comment-page-1/#comment-364737 dotndot Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:17:30 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/?p=4124#comment-364737 Wonderful post...Thanks for sharing. Wonderful post…Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: Shane Gibson http://publicityhound.net/20-social-media-tips-point-to-four-common-mistakes/comment-page-1/#comment-361545 Shane Gibson Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:28:58 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/?p=4124#comment-361545 Thanks for posting about my social media tips. The "broadcasting" by traditional marketers and newbies on any of these platforms is a big challenge. Social media is about listening and it's so powerful to listen and also to feel like you've really been heard. Cheers! Shane Gibson Thanks for posting about my social media tips. The “broadcasting” by traditional marketers and newbies on any of these platforms is a big challenge. Social media is about listening and it’s so powerful to listen and also to feel like you’ve really been heard.

Cheers!

Shane Gibson

]]> By: Phyllis K Twombly http://publicityhound.net/20-social-media-tips-point-to-four-common-mistakes/comment-page-1/#comment-361526 Phyllis K Twombly Tue, 23 Jun 2009 23:41:35 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/?p=4124#comment-361526 When deciding whether to follow someone on Twitter, I ask: -how often are they posting? Too often is unacceptable because it makes seeing other tweets difficult. -are their tweets interesting or relevant to me? I may follow someone just because they're entertaining. -how many people are they following and followed by? A large discrepancy in the numbers, esp. for non-celebs, may reveal lower quality. -will they notice if I'm gone? (takes away any guilt I might feel for not following if they already have hundreds of others.) I block people who are obscene: my reputation comes first. When deciding whether to follow someone on Twitter, I ask:
-how often are they posting? Too often is unacceptable because it makes seeing other tweets difficult.
-are their tweets interesting or relevant to me? I may follow someone just because they’re entertaining.
-how many people are they following and followed by? A large discrepancy in the numbers, esp. for non-celebs, may reveal lower quality.
-will they notice if I’m gone? (takes away any guilt I might feel for not following if they already have hundreds of others.)
I block people who are obscene: my reputation comes first.

]]> By: Lois Geller http://publicityhound.net/20-social-media-tips-point-to-four-common-mistakes/comment-page-1/#comment-361464 Lois Geller Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:11:16 +0000 http://publicityhound.net/?p=4124#comment-361464 When I go to Twitter, I think of myself at a large convention. I approach people who I know are smart, so I can learn from them. I answer other people's questions so I can help them. And, I comment on the whole scene each day. I don't think my Twitter community wants to hear that I'm having a hard boiled egg for lunch again today, or an announcement that it's Wednesday, hump day...and like in life, I try to bring value to the tweets. When I go to Twitter, I think of myself at a large convention. I approach people who I know are smart, so I can learn from them. I answer other people’s questions so I can help them. And, I comment on the whole scene each day.
I don’t think my Twitter community wants to hear that I’m having a hard boiled egg for lunch again today, or an announcement that it’s Wednesday, hump day…and like in life, I try to bring value to the tweets.

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