Comments on: My Ten Commandments of Social Networking http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss Conversations about the real estate industry, marketing, technology, and public policy Sat, 11 Feb 2012 02:48:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Daniel, The Real Estate Zebra http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1061 Daniel, The Real Estate Zebra Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:43:06 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1061 Personally, I think that the original 10 Commandments work just fine for Social Networking. As a general rule, following those should keep your Social Networking experience a good one. Hmmm. . .perhaps there is a blog post in there somewhere. :-) Personally, I think that the original 10 Commandments work just fine for Social Networking. As a general rule, following those should keep your Social Networking experience a good one.

Hmmm. . .perhaps there is a blog post in there somewhere. :-)

]]> By: Daniel, The Real Estate Zebra http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-4282 Daniel, The Real Estate Zebra Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:43:00 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-4282 Personally, I think that the original 10 Commandments work just fine for Social Networking. As a general rule, following those should keep your Social Networking experience a good one. Hmmm. . .perhaps there is a blog post in there somewhere. :-) Personally, I think that the original 10 Commandments work just fine for Social Networking. As a general rule, following those should keep your Social Networking experience a good one.

Hmmm. . .perhaps there is a blog post in there somewhere. :-)

]]> By: -Rob http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1060 -Rob Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:57:50 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1060 Sure! And feel free to grab the post -- just credit me and provide a link back and we're solid. :) -rsh Sure! And feel free to grab the post — just credit me and provide a link back and we’re solid. :)

-rsh

]]> By: -Rob http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-4281 -Rob Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:57:00 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-4281 Sure! And feel free to grab the post -- just credit me and provide a link back and we're solid. :) -rsh Sure! And feel free to grab the post — just credit me and provide a link back and we’re solid. :)

-rsh

]]> By: Bill Bell http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1059 Bill Bell Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:49:22 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1059 I'd love to grab this article and post it to FB. Would you consider putting an 'AddThis' button on your articles? http://www.addthis.com/ I’d love to grab this article and post it to FB. Would you consider putting an ‘AddThis’ button on your articles?

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]]> By: Bill Bell http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-4280 Bill Bell Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:49:00 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-4280 I'd love to grab this article and post it to FB. Would you consider putting an 'AddThis' button on your articles? http://www.addthis.com/ I’d love to grab this article and post it to FB. Would you consider putting an ‘AddThis’ button on your articles?

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]]> By: Patrick Healy http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1058 Patrick Healy Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:34:40 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1058 This might be my favorite post by you ever. Not just because it is short but it is poignant. I agree with much of it - almost all of it. I do think that you can connect with co-workers though - as long as you set up profiles for the different facets of your social life. My coworkers see different things then my college friends and vice versa. It just takes time and thought. It is an interesting point you make about LinkedIn. The weird thing is that LinkedIn is a two way thing. I get invited by many clients and partners to join their network and I am not in the business of insulting those folks. I reach out and connect with clients and partners for any number of reasons. I don't think any decent coworker/employer who knows how social networking works will read too much into it. I mean, if my boss thought I was looking for a new job every time my LinkedIn activity went off then I would look like I am always looking for a new job. If you are a social networker, you are a social networker. To agree with number 5, you gotta be yourself right? I think what we need to do here is what you have set out to do in this post - teach people what social networking is and the underlying etiquette involved. -PH This might be my favorite post by you ever. Not just because it is short but it is poignant. I agree with much of it – almost all of it. I do think that you can connect with co-workers though – as long as you set up profiles for the different facets of your social life. My coworkers see different things then my college friends and vice versa. It just takes time and thought.

It is an interesting point you make about LinkedIn. The weird thing is that LinkedIn is a two way thing. I get invited by many clients and partners to join their network and I am not in the business of insulting those folks. I reach out and connect with clients and partners for any number of reasons. I don’t think any decent coworker/employer who knows how social networking works will read too much into it.

I mean, if my boss thought I was looking for a new job every time my LinkedIn activity went off then I would look like I am always looking for a new job. If you are a social networker, you are a social networker. To agree with number 5, you gotta be yourself right? I think what we need to do here is what you have set out to do in this post – teach people what social networking is and the underlying etiquette involved.

-PH

]]> By: Patrick Healy http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-4279 Patrick Healy Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:34:00 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-4279 This might be my favorite post by you ever. Not just because it is short but it is poignant. I agree with much of it - almost all of it. I do think that you can connect with co-workers though - as long as you set up profiles for the different facets of your social life. My coworkers see different things then my college friends and vice versa. It just takes time and thought. It is an interesting point you make about LinkedIn. The weird thing is that LinkedIn is a two way thing. I get invited by many clients and partners to join their network and I am not in the business of insulting those folks. I reach out and connect with clients and partners for any number of reasons. I don't think any decent coworker/employer who knows how social networking works will read too much into it. I mean, if my boss thought I was looking for a new job every time my LinkedIn activity went off then I would look like I am always looking for a new job. If you are a social networker, you are a social networker. To agree with number 5, you gotta be yourself right? I think what we need to do here is what you have set out to do in this post - teach people what social networking is and the underlying etiquette involved. -PH This might be my favorite post by you ever. Not just because it is short but it is poignant. I agree with much of it – almost all of it. I do think that you can connect with co-workers though – as long as you set up profiles for the different facets of your social life. My coworkers see different things then my college friends and vice versa. It just takes time and thought.

It is an interesting point you make about LinkedIn. The weird thing is that LinkedIn is a two way thing. I get invited by many clients and partners to join their network and I am not in the business of insulting those folks. I reach out and connect with clients and partners for any number of reasons. I don’t think any decent coworker/employer who knows how social networking works will read too much into it.

I mean, if my boss thought I was looking for a new job every time my LinkedIn activity went off then I would look like I am always looking for a new job. If you are a social networker, you are a social networker. To agree with number 5, you gotta be yourself right? I think what we need to do here is what you have set out to do in this post – teach people what social networking is and the underlying etiquette involved.

-PH

]]> By: Ten Commandments of Social Networking from The Notorious R.O.B. | Doug Jumper http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1057 Ten Commandments of Social Networking from The Notorious R.O.B. | Doug Jumper Mon, 30 Mar 2009 04:32:34 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1057 [...] List provided by The Notorious R.O.B. [...] [...] List provided by The Notorious R.O.B. [...]

]]> By: Derek Massey http://www.notorious-rob.com/2009/03/29/my-ten-commandments-of-social-networking/#comment-1054 Derek Massey Mon, 30 Mar 2009 02:23:41 +0000 http://notorious-rob.com/?p=821#comment-1054 "...when their LinkedIn activity picks up." If you are on LinkedIn, you should always be building your profile and adding connections. Activity should always be "up". I would give this career advice to anyone who works for me or with me. “…when their LinkedIn activity picks up.”

If you are on LinkedIn, you should always be building your profile and adding connections. Activity should always be “up”. I would give this career advice to anyone who works for me or with me.

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