Comments on: How to Make Social Networking Messages Work For Your Readers http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/ Building Your Business with Social Media Tools & Traditional PR Skills Fri, 20 Aug 2010 14:25:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: CathyWebSavvyPR http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/comment-page-1/#comment-1282 CathyWebSavvyPR Tue, 03 Nov 2009 02:13:54 +0000 http://websavvypr.com/?p=106#comment-1282 One update: this last tweet of the hour, or at end of the day, is even ore important since Twitter now shows your last tweet on the page of other's "Followers" list . For example, if I follow three people, then sign off twitter by tweeting "I'm off to lunch." then those three people, who are eating lunch at their desks, check their new twitter "followers" page to decide whether or not they are going to follow me back. They may or may not. However, If I had tweeted a link to a useful blog post, great PR tip, or useful free tool, they would be much more likely to follow. <br><br>So If you are going to sign off for the morning, or at the end of the day, feel free to say "goodnight folks," but follow that up with on last tweet that will attract the kind of people you want to interact with and build community. One update: this last tweet of the hour, or at end of the day, is even ore important since Twitter now shows your last tweet on the page of other's “Followers” list . For example, if I follow three people, then sign off twitter by tweeting “I'm off to lunch.” then those three people, who are eating lunch at their desks, check their new twitter “followers” page to decide whether or not they are going to follow me back. They may or may not. However, If I had tweeted a link to a useful blog post, great PR tip, or useful free tool, they would be much more likely to follow.

So If you are going to sign off for the morning, or at the end of the day, feel free to say “goodnight folks,” but follow that up with on last tweet that will attract the kind of people you want to interact with and build community.

]]> By: Stemming brain drain | Strive Notes http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Stemming brain drain | Strive Notes Mon, 26 Jan 2009 14:02:21 +0000 http://websavvypr.com/?p=106#comment-56 [...] How to Make Social Networking Messages Work For Your Readers [...] [...] How to Make Social Networking Messages Work For Your Readers [...]

]]> By: Why Twitter Is Doomed To Failure http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Why Twitter Is Doomed To Failure Sat, 17 Jan 2009 04:06:40 +0000 http://websavvypr.com/?p=106#comment-54 [...] How to Make Social Networking Messages Work For Your Readers [...] [...] How to Make Social Networking Messages Work For Your Readers [...]

]]> By: Mr.Shadeed http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Mr.Shadeed Wed, 14 Jan 2009 15:49:11 +0000 http://websavvypr.com/?p=106#comment-51 I agree Cathy. I've been conscious lately of trying to not to log off with a reply to another member of my community. Since this is not always possible, I also attempt to phrase my replies in a way that a person who comes upon my profile for the 1st time may follow along with the conversation or gain some value from it. I agree Cathy. I’ve been conscious lately of trying to not to log off with a reply to another member of my community.
Since this is not always possible, I also attempt to phrase my replies in a way that a person who comes upon my profile for the 1st time may follow along with the conversation or gain some value from it.

]]> By: Nancy Sutherland http://websavvypr.com/how-to-make-social-networking-messages-work-4or-your-readers/marketing-pr-and-social-media-strategies/pr-tips/admin/2009/01/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Nancy Sutherland Wed, 14 Jan 2009 01:39:44 +0000 http://websavvypr.com/?p=106#comment-49 That is a really valid point that I have never considered before. I use social media so much that I don't stop to think of the last message that I leave before I go to bed or head off to an appointment. It makes sense to think about that. Thanks for sharing such wonderful insight! That is a really valid point that I have never considered before. I use social media so much that I don’t stop to think of the last message that I leave before I go to bed or head off to an appointment. It makes sense to think about that. Thanks for sharing such wonderful insight!

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