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2/6/2012 11:23:42 PM EST
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Are You a Marketing Legend or a Laughing-stock?
online business, online marketing, networking, social networking, chat rooms, web marketing
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There are many of us whose ventures online bring us into contact with forums and chat rooms where we are able to post comments and opinions. From social sites as well as online business sites and marketing platforms. What would the web be without Chats and Comments, Forums and Social Networking sites? Boring mostly! Agreed? This is what makes facebook so active and adored by nearly everyone with an online access. It is the ability to inter-act and communicate with others for fun and profit.You get to have an identity before the public and express your thoughts to the world. Even if you're using an anonymous screen-name. That's a powerful voice. It also carries a solemn responsibility. Words should be wisely chosen. You are addressing a global community. You must respect the rights and dignity of others. Flaming just proves that "you" lack character. It does not be-little anyone but yourself. Comments on other social sites can be humorous but should not be a negative influence. Certainly not in a personal attack and never vulgar or obscene. Bullying in chats is also rude as well. Some abuse the chat privileges with all sorts of misconduct. It is in most places a violation to post your "spam" links on someone else's pages or in a chat provided by a Traffic Exchange source. The owners of the site provide the chat for social networking and so we can assist each other with tips and news of what's going on around the web marketing sphere. They are in the advertising business and expect you to use their services by placing your ads in rotation like everyone else does and view the sites of others or pay for the amount of credits you wish to use for them to show your favorite online money making programs. The chat is not a free venue for you to "spam" everyone you see. Use a little decorum and bring good will with your posts. People will get to know and like you if you are friendly, helpful and courteous. They will seek YOU out and want to find out what programs and marketing sources you are having such success with and ask you about them with true interest. If you make a sale, Fine! If you do not then at least you've made a friend. Be supportive and friendly is my best advise. It works better than being "pushy" and annoying. If Negativity worked in online marketing I would still not stoop to using it, because I choose to maintain my own respect and garner the approval of others. Lastly I give the Proverb "He that would have friends, let him show himself to BE friendly." Join our free forum @ www.thetrafficexchange.net We are just getting started and would like your opinions and contribution to our Online community.
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 | | Thanks for sharing your thoughts john, good common sense for anyone trying to promote themselves and their business online. T&L |
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