How much time to spend on social networking?
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I've heard this is pretty good info.
http://affiliate-marketing-forums.5...on-blueprint-free-good-reviews.html#post22082
http://affiliate-marketing-forums.5...on-blueprint-free-good-reviews.html#post22082
I just came back from 3 days at Blogworld... so I'm convinced I need to spend at least an hour a day - every day - doing social networking
I'm gonna try and combine my product sites - where people come, buy something annonomously and leave...
with blogging... where people come, have a virtual cup of coffee, chat, buy something... and leave....
I'm gonna try and combine my product sites - where people come, buy something annonomously and leave...
with blogging... where people come, have a virtual cup of coffee, chat, buy something... and leave....
Hey Billy,
Not sure if you saw the MarketLeverage post on the previous page but she said:
To me that's a lot, but depending on what else you have to do to run your business and what type of biz it is. Like I told her I can see doing that if you're a full-time blogger and your only job is to run and get traffic to your blog. But if you are an affiliate or AM or merchant and have lots of other priorities carving out that much time would be tough.
Not sure if you saw the MarketLeverage post on the previous page but she said:
To me that's a lot, but depending on what else you have to do to run your business and what type of biz it is. Like I told her I can see doing that if you're a full-time blogger and your only job is to run and get traffic to your blog. But if you are an affiliate or AM or merchant and have lots of other priorities carving out that much time would be tough.
I've been spending a lot of time on twitter recently, about 5 hours a day (most of which multitasking), and find that I've gotten some significant traffic boosts as a result. I'd highly reccomend using twitter as at least one of your methods of social networking, it seems to be on the up and up with no chance of looking back.
Social Networking has really been driving my business through the roof lately.
I have Twitter on all day, and spend a good amount of time daily doing writing, as well as coordinating with my marketing team to drive traffic to our sites.
Networking with people brings trust --> Giving away yourself to them --> More trust and loyalty.
I have Twitter on all day, and spend a good amount of time daily doing writing, as well as coordinating with my marketing team to drive traffic to our sites.
Networking with people brings trust --> Giving away yourself to them --> More trust and loyalty.
TrafficGenie
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I spend at least an hour a day. I found that MySpace groups and YouTube are very useful for getting a lot of website traffic. Twitter is also very good but more time demanding in my opinion
I spend maybe 1-2 hrs a day on informal social media...Twitter mostly, and sometimes social bookmarking if I find a bookmark-worthy story on my Digg feed.
I try to keep my time limited and focused, because it's easy for me to get distracted and lose track of time. But sometimes it's that mindless wandering that shows me some great resources or stories online -- that I actually need for my own site. So while I don't like to "surf" sometimes it's the best thing I can do.
I try to keep my time limited and focused, because it's easy for me to get distracted and lose track of time. But sometimes it's that mindless wandering that shows me some great resources or stories online -- that I actually need for my own site. So while I don't like to "surf" sometimes it's the best thing I can do.
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