Comments on: Is Your Social Media Brand Selfish? http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/ Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:32:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-625 sbishop Thu, 25 Mar 2010 05:21:19 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-625 I think that for most, left organically...it won't happen (myself included). I think the best strategy is to create a daily or weekly engagement checklist. Leave 1 comment per day / RT 5 posts / etc. (or whatever you choose) After we get into the routine it will adjust itself...but I find having a list is a great way to remind yourself to interact. I think that for most, left organically…it won't happen (myself included). I think the best strategy is to create a daily or weekly engagement checklist. Leave 1 comment per day / RT 5 posts / etc. (or whatever you choose) After we get into the routine it will adjust itself…but I find having a list is a great way to remind yourself to interact.

]]> By: Matt Hurst http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-623 Matt Hurst Thu, 25 Mar 2010 03:36:29 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-623 You raise some good points I usually have to point out to my clients. Besides not being pushy, listening carefully an particpating with your audience will help you develop messages that resonate in your community while strengthening your relationship with key fans (and friends). <br>Do you think this should happen organically, or do you think it would help to make it part of our social media routine? You raise some good points I usually have to point out to my clients. Besides not being pushy, listening carefully an particpating with your audience will help you develop messages that resonate in your community while strengthening your relationship with key fans (and friends).
Do you think this should happen organically, or do you think it would help to make it part of our social media routine?

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]]> By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-390 sbishop Wed, 30 Dec 2009 05:46:00 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-390 Thanks for the comment Scott. I think social media is usually a pretty fair platform...you can usually get what you give. But I think we often forget, we being me, to get active with others on a deeper level than just a RT and "Like" on Facebook. I know I can always get better. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for the comment Scott. I think social media is usually a pretty fair platform…you can usually get what you give. But I think we often forget, we being me, to get active with others on a deeper level than just a RT and “Like” on Facebook. I know I can always get better. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-389 sbishop Wed, 30 Dec 2009 04:42:54 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-389 Thanks so much for the comment Elisa, I really appreciate it. It's def a tough balance to go off and promote your own brand while still being active in others, but I do think it is a vital piece that we often miss. Few have the luxury of the Guru's...the rest of us are out there hoofing it day in and day out. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks so much for the comment Elisa, I really appreciate it. It's def a tough balance to go off and promote your own brand while still being active in others, but I do think it is a vital piece that we often miss. Few have the luxury of the Guru's…the rest of us are out there hoofing it day in and day out. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-162 sbishop Tue, 29 Dec 2009 23:46:00 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-162 Thanks for the comment Scott. I think social media is usually a pretty fair platform...you can usually get what you give. But I think we often forget, we being me, to get active with others on a deeper level than just a RT and "Like" on Facebook. I know I can always get better. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for the comment Scott. I think social media is usually a pretty fair platform…you can usually get what you give. But I think we often forget, we being me, to get active with others on a deeper level than just a RT and “Like” on Facebook. I know I can always get better. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-161 sbishop Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:42:54 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-161 Thanks so much for the comment Elisa, I really appreciate it. It's def a tough balance to go off and promote your own brand while still being active in others, but I do think it is a vital piece that we often miss. Few have the luxury of the Guru's...the rest of us are out there hoofing it day in and day out. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks so much for the comment Elisa, I really appreciate it. It's def a tough balance to go off and promote your own brand while still being active in others, but I do think it is a vital piece that we often miss. Few have the luxury of the Guru's…the rest of us are out there hoofing it day in and day out. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> By: sbishop http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-160 sbishop Sat, 26 Dec 2009 18:20:11 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-160 Thanks for the comment Kristi. I think we can all be better about it...I know I can. Just thought it was a good reminder when my Inbox continues to grow with "gimmies". Thanks for reading! Thanks for the comment Kristi. I think we can all be better about it…I know I can. Just thought it was a good reminder when my Inbox continues to grow with “gimmies”. Thanks for reading!

]]> By: kristiklemm http://realtimemarketer.com/is-your-social-media-brand-selfish/comment-page-1/#comment-159 kristiklemm Sun, 20 Dec 2009 20:09:26 +0000 http://realtimemarketer.com/?p=260#comment-159 This is a really great post, Scott. I think we all forget to comment on others blogs...this is a great reminder of how, ehem, selfish we can all be. This is a really great post, Scott. I think we all forget to comment on others blogs…this is a great reminder of how, ehem, selfish we can all be.

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