New Social Network Open Doors
TheSpot-er on February 13th, 2008Social networks are great and useful to bloggers in more ways then just driving traffic. Idea exchange, getting to know other like-minded people and strike relationships that can pay huge dividends for you.
One problem with social networks is that they attract people with many different interests and are not very targeted. I personally see more and more networks that are very targeted to specific topic and people who join it directly interested in interaction. These type of networks makes the most sense and provides some of the biggest benefits to its members. And here is one for you that is brand new and absolutely FREE…
Jack Humphrey just started a brand new Social Network directly targeted to internet marketers / bloggers. And yes, I don’t separate the two!
I actually think that combined these two provide some of the most effective ways to build your online business but doing it requires knowledge, support of the people who share your passion and willing to help you with guidance and perhaps join as JV partners.
Social Authority started growing really fast from day one and I recommend you join.
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It seems like more and more social networking sites are opening up every day. Some you have to pay for like Direct Matches and some of the others. I belong to a few blogging communities and then communities such as Sphinn and Digg. Digg did not start out being very social at all and now it seems like they are even trying to get their members to interact more.
I guess you have to due your due dilligance when searching for a social networking site that you feel comfortable with if you are looking for a community to be a part of.
Who really has time to socialize? Who really has time to read all the email you might get sent? Who really has time to participate in the forums or other information exchange areas?
Since our time is limited my suggestion is to search for the networking sites that will help with your objectives. Once you find the ones that you are happy with then make the time to get established there, just like getting established on a forum.
Having a community of people you can relate to and exchange ideas with is great. We don’t often find this with co-workers or family.
Thanks for taking the time to keep us up to date on these trends Alex.
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Roque,
That is why I think importance of highly targeted networks will grow. Kind of like a club based on interest. While they might not deliver same results as Digg in terms of immediate traffic - they have a chance to do wonders in terms of helping you develop relationships with right people.
I guess what I’m saying is - look at those not as traffic generator but as a private party where you get to meet the people you need to develop your business
Alex
I am very excited to read this post. I agree that most social networks are too broad. I can see enormous potential with both of these networks. Thanks for sharing.