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We Google Buzz users, through behavior shifts, are contributing to defining what’s important in the future of social media. Are we GeeBee’s being monitored by the Google “Others” to see how we organize our followers, what content we respond to, and so on?
I love this post that I found while buzzin’ around my Gmail. I follow Chris Brogan, who commented on Christopher S Penn’s “Awaken Your[......]
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Last year I lost my job. Ten years at one company and my anniversary gift is unemployment. I immediately knew that all the networking I had done for my job was the key to my next career. Small talk always lead to loyal clients. Monster.com was not the answer. My resume against thousands of others! How would I be recognized?
I shouldn’t have been surprised at the loss. Workload was slow and I had plenty of time to volunteer with the animal [......]
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A Blog is not a Newsletter.
It is a conversation starter.
1.) Use a catchy title, one that makes someone stop and say “I just gotta read that!” Summarize your point in the title if you can.
2.) Keep it short! 250 Words is best. (400 tops! People are in a hurry and you’re lucky they are reading at all! ) A lot to say? Break it up into a few short posts. More blogs with fewer words posted through the week will do more for a bu[......]
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Have you ever been on Facebook, start a chat and then realize its not them online but their better half on your friend’s wall instead?
If you are logged in to your spouse’s page (because you don’t have a page of your own), and you see my chat note pop up:
- Don’t get nervous and pretend you are your wife.
- Don’t pretend you are not online. Please use the chat button to go offline.
- Don’t ignore me as I will worr[......]
Would you send a birthday card to someone without a personal introduction at the beginning? And then forget to sign your name, assuming they know who you are?
That’s what its like when you Facebook Friend someone and you don’t say why you are connecting. True, sometimes you know them already so well that you think you don’t have to.
But you should.
When I receive a Friend Request , sometimes I think, “hmmm I don’t [......]
Where is the most unusual place you have ever posted to Facebook or Twitter? The bathroom? In line at the store? In Bed? During a job interview? While driving? In the ambulance? During your mugshot?
How about the Intensive Care Unit?
Phone Rings. “Cara, Its Dad. ..Dr says it bad… What are your last words to me?” ( I thought people only say that in movies!)
Next thing I know I am on a plane, then head straight to the I.C.U[......]
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Rude Awakening #2:
Kids know more about social media than us! (Could this be true? Do you care?)
Here’s my thought process: I’ve been working on launching the Virginia Beach chapter of www.SocialMediaClub.org because I dig their “If You Know It, Share It” tag line. Picture events where all walks of life hang out to selflessly impart skills, with no guise of self-promotion.
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I daydream that when some people log into Facebook they are ejected from their chairs, flying through the roof into space .
There. I said it. I feel better now.
While reading an article about the first case of a Facebook Bully arrest I started thinking of the things people do to abuse it. Bullying is the extreme, so let’s talk about some annoyances.
You should get ejected from your chair when you:
- Friend your Ex and flirt openly.
- Respond o[......]
Did you see my last blog video interview “Swimming Against the Tide? Part I”? Now read below and let me know if you’ve encountered or identify with these types:
Did she take this pic for the scenery or the lifeguard? hmmm
Life Guard people say: “Yikes! I don’t want anyone knowing where I am , what I think or to see pictures of my family”
Sunscreen will help avoid sunburn:The day I posted “Part I̶[......]
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I was reading a great blog the other day called Social Media Scene Kids. It’s about stereotypes who are hooked on Blogging, Twitter, Facebook etc. It got me thinking, what types have NOT jumped into the deep end of social media?
My husband points out to me his idea of non-social media types : “Have a Life” , “Normal”, “Able to Get Dates”, and “Have ‘Relations’ Regularly”. F[......]
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