Here’s today’s bonus post. I’m doing a little survey, and would love your input.
If you had to choose just 1 social media tool to use, what would it be and why would it help you?
Please leave your answers in the comments section below. Thanks so much! Results will be part of a future post.
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I prefer Facebook although I do use twitter a fair amount now too.
Linkedin and I’m testing out Facebook.
This page is a GOLD MINE for those of us trying to persuade our CEO’s to get in the conversation. I think the point of a corporation getting invoved is more to set an example, teach, train and encourage their distributor force to take advantage of this explosive new networking genre.
Facebook is my favorite. You can be a part of groups, you can post in discussions, you can meet people from all over the state, country or world etc.
You can set up groups that are both public or private depending on what the group is for.
I think I’m really starting to enjoy Twitter. Facebook is a great way to keep up with family and friends and sometimes you get an idea of what they want and what they need.
Facebook is my favorite (and that of my team). It seems to be the most FUN and user friendly. So much of our direct selling business takes place in a party atmosphere and that is what it feels like when on Facebook.
It is a wonderful platform and place to connect with family, friends, downline, sideline, co-workers, etc. The tough part now is figuring out the delicate balance of posting social items vs. posting announcements relating to your home-based business AND figuring out how to network outside your circle of family and friends on Facebook.
So far, in my exploration I think I choose use LinkedIn. It seems a bit more business oriented so hopefully will reach more serious customers, it’s a great way to connect through groups which I am finding very useful so far and it’s a lot easier to figure out than Twitter!