Comments for Help With Social Marketing http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com Social Media & Internet Marketing Support for Small Businesses in South Carolina and Beyond Thu, 05 Jan 2012 00:25:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Keeping Your Gmail Google+ Connections When Setting Up a New Google+ Using a Google Apps Profile by Sherra Scott http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/keeping-your-gmail-google-connections-when-setting-up-a-new-google-using-a-google-apps-profile/#comment-60 Sherra Scott Thu, 05 Jan 2012 00:25:14 +0000 http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/?p=529#comment-60 Links to my social profiles are on the right side of every page. Links to my social profiles are on the right side of every page.

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]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Sherra Scott http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-41 Sherra Scott Sat, 24 Sep 2011 20:52:43 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-41 Yes, you may reference with a link back. :) Yes, you may reference with a link back. :)

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]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Kimberly Grass http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-32 Kimberly Grass Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:40:01 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-32 Social Networking is a very powerful resource for so many. With that said we have to caution that there may be others out there with the same name that are not so ethical or professional as we strive to be in our businesses. For this reason I have clients that ask me to Google their name and check periodically to see what comes up from other sources not related to them or their business. Social Networking is a very powerful resource for so many. With that said we have to caution that there may be others out there with the same name that are not so ethical or professional as we strive to be in our businesses. For this reason I have clients that ask me to Google their name and check periodically to see what comes up from other sources not related to them or their business.

]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Heather McMillan http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-31 Heather McMillan Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:51:44 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-31 I keep different social networking accounts for personal and business for that reason. I have an online "moniker" that I've used since 1994 for my personal and hobby stuff. All of my personal friends know of my online moniker. So they would never dream to search for my real name on social sites, because they know it's all business! They first search for my moniker that my clients and potential clients would not know. I use my real name for business dealings. I find things work better that way. Just don't do it on Facebook, because they only allow you one account period, but sites like Twitter don't care how many accounts you have. I keep different social networking accounts for personal and business for that reason. I have an online “moniker” that I’ve used since 1994 for my personal and hobby stuff. All of my personal friends know of my online moniker. So they would never dream to search for my real name on social sites, because they know it’s all business! They first search for my moniker that my clients and potential clients would not know. I use my real name for business dealings. I find things work better that way. Just don’t do it on Facebook, because they only allow you one account period, but sites like Twitter don’t care how many accounts you have.

]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Kathie M Thomas http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-30 Kathie M Thomas Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:11:16 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-30 Through no fault of our own, the lines get blurred. Just one of the hundreds, maybe thousands of signs of just how busy life is for everyone. Skimming is all very well but people need to check their facts first before speaking to someone about something they've read. I prefer to keep business separate from personal when it comes to social networking and encourage my clients and peers to do the same. But many don't and this is when they will see comments about someone's drinking weekend next to someone else's business feed. Through no fault of our own, the lines get blurred. Just one of the hundreds, maybe thousands of signs of just how busy life is for everyone. Skimming is all very well but people need to check their facts first before speaking to someone about something they’ve read.

I prefer to keep business separate from personal when it comes to social networking and encourage my clients and peers to do the same. But many don’t and this is when they will see comments about someone’s drinking weekend next to someone else’s business feed.

]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Sheila Edens-Brown http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-29 Sheila Edens-Brown Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:47:05 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-29 Social Media is another form of PR. When I worked as an Image Consultant my motto was "Image is Everything." It applies here. We have to protect our reputations and this post gives us something to think about. Social Media is another form of PR. When I worked as an Image Consultant my motto was “Image is Everything.” It applies here. We have to protect our reputations and this post gives us something to think about.

]]> Comment on I Was in Napa Valley getting drunk over the weekend?! Really?! by Susi Schuele http://www.helpwithsocialmarketing.com/was-i-in-napa-valley-getting-drunk-over-the-weekend/#comment-28 Susi Schuele Thu, 10 Sep 2009 17:49:37 +0000 http://qualityva.com/blog/?p=143#comment-28 I haven't had anything like this happen. Of course I didn't realize that someone else had posted it until now, but it did take me aback because I know the information and tweets/posts that you usually put out there are all of exceptional quality. I honestly saw that post on Twitter and first thought - wow, for someone with Sherra's smarts, that's an incredibly dumb thing to post.. It just makes me feel stronger in the belief that social networks do need to do a better job of preventing such things. It could result in a lost reputation or worse, a lost relationship. It also validates (in my mind) sites like ReallyWho.com who will go through the process of verifying that you are who you say you are. I hope you don't experience this blip on the radar again. :-) I haven’t had anything like this happen. Of course I didn’t realize that someone else had posted it until now, but it did take me aback because I know the information and tweets/posts that you usually put out there are all of exceptional quality. I honestly saw that post on Twitter and first thought – wow, for someone with Sherra’s smarts, that’s an incredibly dumb thing to post.. It just makes me feel stronger in the belief that social networks do need to do a better job of preventing such things. It could result in a lost reputation or worse, a lost relationship. It also validates (in my mind) sites like ReallyWho.com who will go through the process of verifying that you are who you say you are. I hope you don’t experience this blip on the radar again. :-)

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