Is Social Networking Good or Bad?
August 24, 2009 by C.F. Jackson
Filed under Website Design 101
I believe social networking is great, however it can become bad
for some markets, industries, or individuals when it comes to
growing their business.
Even some the most successful people online plant their feet
offline to keep themselves grounded. One-on-one is a place
that can help anyone grow personally and professionally.
So tune in and hear about social
networking… Press Play
Won’t Be Denied,
C.F. Jackson
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Kurt Evans on Thu, 27th Aug 2009 4:31 pm
I think social networking is good because it allows people the chance to share experiences with each other and it ultimately gives people a platform as consumers to vote up or down on products of their choosing. While this may be bad for companies that don’t make quality products. I think that in the long term, it will only help produce more quality in the market place.
Daree Allen on Thu, 27th Aug 2009 11:02 pm
You have a pleasant voice for podcasting. I appreciate this information as you have presented it.
I work at home so socializing in person is paramount for my professional survival. I don’t post that many conversational or “useless” tweets during the day, and I try not to do so on FaceBook either. Lately I have been posting a lot of interesting quotes and personal revelations, and that’s about it. Less often I post info about my upcoming events or speaking engagements. I pretty much only have friends and colleagues on FB, whereas I use Twitter more to establish my brand and bring new readers to my blog.
You mentioned Meetup. I signed up for Meetup a long time ago but have skimmed over the email notifications. Your podcast and another post I saw on Linkedin today both mentioned Meetup, so I know what I need to do!
Thanks,
Daree
Applegate on Tue, 22nd Sep 2009 8:56 pm
I think social networking is good because it allows people the chance to share experiences with each other and it ultinately gives people a platform as consumers to vote up or down on products of their choosing. While this may be bad for companies that don't make quality products. I think that in the long term, it will only help produce more quality in the market place.