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]]> By: Erin Ryan http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4341 Erin Ryan Sat, 01 May 2010 23:50:40 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4341 Hi Nayan I am truly honored that you have found great insight in this and other articles that I have written regarding Social Media. I can understand feeling lost within this new and fast-paced Industry and it is such a pleasure knowing that I have been able to help guide you in some direction to understanding this growing medium. Thank you for adding my quote as your Facebook status and for spreading the word. I appreciate your feedback and look forward to more. Please feel free to add me to your Social Networks :) Hi Nayan

I am truly honored that you have found great insight in this and other articles that I have written regarding Social Media. I can understand feeling lost within this new and fast-paced Industry and it is such a pleasure knowing that I have been able to help guide you in some direction to understanding this growing medium.

Thank you for adding my quote as your Facebook status and for spreading the word. I appreciate your feedback and look forward to more. Please feel free to add me to your Social Networks :)

]]> By: Erin Ryan http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4340 Erin Ryan Sat, 01 May 2010 23:45:46 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4340 Hi Search Engine Optimisation Consultant Thank you for your comment! I agree it is not "new" information for some, but for others it may be. I am glad you saw it as a new perspective and hope that others will too. Hi Search Engine Optimisation Consultant

Thank you for your comment! I agree it is not “new” information for some, but for others it may be. I am glad you saw it as a new perspective and hope that others will too.

]]> By: Nayan http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4330 Nayan Wed, 28 Apr 2010 06:04:50 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4330 Erin, I have come across your blog recently and have read up most of the articles in the last 2 days. am interning for an online marketing firm and it seemed to me that all everything would talk about is Social Media, and all i could feel was lost. Your articles have been a really precise and clear insight into what this hoopla around social marketing is all about and how one should use it.....one of ur best lines which is now a FB status for me has been "...... Social networking is to relate and communicate, not to advertise like a pest, and than hope for the best". Keep your articles flowing. Am sure you have enlightened many people on the way. Cheers. Nayan, IMI, India Erin,
I have come across your blog recently and have read up most of the articles in the last 2 days. am interning for an online marketing firm and it seemed to me that all everything would talk about is Social Media, and all i could feel was lost.

Your articles have been a really precise and clear insight into what this hoopla around social marketing is all about and how one should use it…..one of ur best lines which is now a FB status for me has been “…… Social networking is to relate and communicate, not to advertise like a pest, and than hope for the best”.

Keep your articles flowing. Am sure you have enlightened many people on the way.

Cheers.

Nayan, IMI, India

]]> By: Search Engine Optimisation Consultant http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4258 Search Engine Optimisation Consultant Fri, 09 Apr 2010 10:47:50 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4258 I really enjoyed the article. It is not necessarily new information, but it is a fresh perspective on topic of social media. I really enjoyed the article. It is not necessarily new information, but it is a fresh perspective on topic of social media.

]]> By: Erin Ryan http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4214 Erin Ryan Sat, 27 Mar 2010 22:39:37 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4214 Hey Bebop Designer and Sogeshirts Thank you both for your comments. @Bebop I am glad that you will be able to utilize this article to help better explain Social Media for business to your clients. To @Sogeshirts, I hope this happens to, that people within business remember the people first. Again thank you and keep an eye out for more of my articles to come :) Hey Bebop Designer and Sogeshirts

Thank you both for your comments. @Bebop I am glad that you will be able to utilize this article to help better explain Social Media for business to your clients. To @Sogeshirts, I hope this happens to, that people within business remember the people first. Again thank you and keep an eye out for more of my articles to come :)

]]> By: soge shirts http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4207 soge shirts Thu, 25 Mar 2010 21:43:36 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4207 Awesome article Erin. The smart businesses will adapt and learn to treat their customers as people and friends first rather than leads. Its ridiculous how many great personal relationships I have made within social media and I don't even care if I ever sell them a thing. Tim F. Awesome article Erin. The smart businesses will adapt and learn to treat their customers as people and friends first rather than leads. Its ridiculous how many great personal relationships I have made within social media and I don’t even care if I ever sell them a thing.

Tim F.

]]> By: BebopDesigner http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4205 BebopDesigner Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:11:37 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4205 What a brilliant article! It's the perfect support material when it comes to explaining social media to my clients. Thanks for sharing. What a brilliant article! It’s the perfect support material when it comes to explaining social media to my clients.
Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: Erin Ryan http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4202 Erin Ryan Wed, 24 Mar 2010 22:30:39 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4202 Hi Jason! I am grateful that you enjoyed the article and thank you for your comment as well. To answer your questions...the people I felt or are influenced by are; JD Rucker, Jason Urgo, Patrick Parise, Louie Baur, Tim Fox, Joel Mackey and countless others. They have all expressed innovative thinking and helped me keep thinking outside of the box. In regards to your second question, when it comes to Social Media for business, including for non-profit, it must be the organization and/or companies to be responsible to maintain their social sites. It is not wise to have social networks that are not represented by those it states to, people want sincerity and that is something that cannot be faked. So, my suggestion would be to guide them, collaborate clever ideas for their social sites, but ultimately to have a true relationship that is not built upon false pretenses, is to take the time to connect with the fans, followers or friends that have enlisted to the site or page to become a part of a community and to build relationships. It is worth the time and effort. I hope this helps. Hi Jason! I am grateful that you enjoyed the article and thank you for your comment as well. To answer your questions…the people I felt or are influenced by are; JD Rucker, Jason Urgo, Patrick Parise, Louie Baur, Tim Fox, Joel Mackey and countless others. They have all expressed innovative thinking and helped me keep thinking outside of the box.

In regards to your second question, when it comes to Social Media for business, including for non-profit, it must be the organization and/or companies to be responsible to maintain their social sites. It is not wise to have social networks that are not represented by those it states to, people want sincerity and that is something that cannot be faked. So, my suggestion would be to guide them, collaborate clever ideas for their social sites, but ultimately to have a true relationship that is not built upon false pretenses, is to take the time to connect with the fans, followers or friends that have enlisted to the site or page to become a part of a community and to build relationships. It is worth the time and effort. I hope this helps.

]]> By: Jason Yarborough http://soshable.com/sense-and-socialbility/comment-page-1/#comment-4198 Jason Yarborough Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:05:30 +0000 http://soshable.com/?p=500#comment-4198 Found this post to be very enlightening. Simple yet groundbreaking for someone like myself who is just starting out in the professional social media circus! I like you reiterate to Listen. Your process of incorporating a plan was very helpful as well. When you got started who were the influences you followed? I'm having to instruct non profits how to be more social without doing ALL the work for them. It's proving to be a challenge. What do you have to say to that...in keeping from having to do all the social media work for someone else's co.? Found this post to be very enlightening. Simple yet groundbreaking for someone like myself who is just starting out in the professional social media circus! I like you reiterate to Listen.
Your process of incorporating a plan was very helpful as well. When you got started who were the influences you followed? I’m having to instruct non profits how to be more social without doing ALL the work for them. It’s proving to be a challenge. What do you have to say to that…in keeping from having to do all the social media work for someone else’s co.?

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