Network Marketing Strategies
Social Internet & Face to Face Business DevelopmentArchive for September, 2009
Twit Review @sahm411
Following.
Has interesting conversations and info
Sample Tweet 092809:
“@steveathmp Its fun to hear what kids have to say about what kind of parents they will be – its always different than u think it will be.”
Stay at Home Mom (sahm411) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @CoreyPud
Following.
Conversational, Status Updates.
Sample Tweet 09/24/09:
“I’m at Hoover’s Cooking – Manor Rd. (2002 Manor Road, E. Dean Keeton Street, Austin). http://bit.ly/trztz“
Corey Pudhorodsky (CoreyPud) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @CompassWoman
Following.
She is engaging in conversation and she’s a social activist.
I chose to follow her so that I could get opinions on my online game by activists who might know something about fundraising.
The game is here: http://onlinemarykayparty.wordpress.com/
Sample Tweet 09/24/09:
“Waiting for my late night dinner!
Monique Neeley (CompassWoman) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @GetMeVideo
Not Following.
Potentially interesting but I can’t see the focus of this person.
At over 14,000 following I don’t have any faith that there will be any listening going on.
Sample Tweet 09/24/09:
“To all my followers, @websourceevents is going to be huge, and in the USA in the spring! You heard it here first
Tammy Kahn Fennell (GetMeVideo) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @John_Dierckx
Following.
John wrote a thoughtful blog article on MLM scams and I appreciated his opinions.
http://twitter.com/john_dierckx
Sample Tweet 09/23/09:
“ROUND UP http://post.ly/61aV“
-Love, Tony
Facebook Fan Pages
The sharing of Facebook content is part of my business image. My Facebook page is a transparent aggregate of content between myself, my business associates, my clients and my contacts.
My business associates who only have Fan Pages are missing this wealth of interaction. They are broadcasting content but their own pages are static and singular in focus.
So I’m not a “fan” of Fan Pages.
Get a regular page and interact –it’s what it’s all about!
When you become a movie star? Then get a Fan Page.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @Meli212
Following.
On recommendation from @aswinn.
She is clearly engaging in conversation and is a “real” person.
I only hope that she doesn’t become a “Lucky Boutique” BOT.
Keep it real
Sample Tweet 09/23/09:
“what’s a girl gotta do to get twitter followers. it’s not like i don’t have a book dedicated to me.”
-Love, Tony
Twit Review @ReferralKey
Not Following
BROADCASTER of Social Media Marketing Business.
No personal engagement.
ReferralKey -Chris O (ReferralKey) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review @Kirkwork60
Not Following
Part of the the beginning of the internet MLM landslide that is about to hit all of us in the face on our Twitter accounts soon.
I’m getting out of the way of all of that now.
(If you want a real home-based business where you actually work for a living -and you actually do make some money for your efforts- then call me.)
kirk nickey (Kirkwork60) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @runforchocolate
Following (for now)
Seems to be engaging people in conversation.
She’s a real estate agent and my clients are homeowners.
If she shows some interest in engaging me then she won’t fall off of the map.
Sample Tweet 09/23/09:
“Households’ net worth rise for the first time in 2 years. http://bit.ly/4uDr1b“
Joyce Grinczel (runforchocolate) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review @peterfreund
Not Following.
Work at Home Scheme BROADCASTER
Waste of time.
Peter &Kimiko Freund (peterfreund) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review @logtimer *UPDATE!*
Following now!
Logtimer connected with me on this blog and we’ve had a discussion about broadcasting and what to tweet. I’ve turned on the follow and updated this post and I look forward to a relationship with this person. (YAY!)
(Original post)
“Not Following.
BROADCASTER
Thoroughly uninteresting.
Richard Illingworth (logtimer) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony”
Twit Review: @Horizons94965
Following.
But not excited.
A local business, but a BROADCASTER.
Engage me in some way.
Sample Tweet 09/22/09:
“are you a LOCAL of Sausalito Mill Valley or anywhere in the Bay Area???? Follow us to hear about all our specials and DISCOUNTS coming soon!”
Horizons Restaurant (Horizons94965) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @jasonfwright
Following
This person is insightful and engaging.
Has a lot of followers but is clearly having conversations and not just broadcasting.
Sample Tweet 09/22/09:
“Listening to an uncharacteristically grumpy two year old. Anyone want him for a day? Two? A year? Sixteen?”
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @SanFranStartups
Following but dubious.
Their links are all broken.
Potentially valuable informational job and investment BROADCASTER.
Sample Tweet 09/22/09:
“New Job Added: Sr. Manager, Solutions Marketing – ServiceSourcehttp://bit.ly/8S07v“
San Fran Startups (SanFranStartups) on Twitter.
-Love, tony
Twit Review: @phxmission
Following.
BROADCASTER
Prescient posts about people in crisis and need.
I follow these kinds of broadcasters on a specific account. On a separate account I have conversations with individuals about what I see from the broadcasters.
Sample Tweet 09/22/09:
“Help Phoenix Rescue Mission bring Thanksgiving to 2,000 families :: Fill-A-Box, Feed-A-Family ::http://bit.ly/lW3Ye“
PhoenixRescueMission (phxmission) on Twitter.
-Love, Tony
Twit Review: @iwisenet
Following @iwisenet but dubious.
This is a BROADCASTER of motivational snippets.
I’m a little overwhelmed by being motivated by tweets.
If there is some greater and more in depth content on the actual site I’ll keep listening.
Other”wise” they’ll fall off of the map.
Sample Tweet 09/22/09:
“VIDEO: “The paradox of choice” claims that freedom of choice has made us not happier but more dissatisfied. http://bit.ly/47fOKoFascinating”
-Love, Tony
To Call?
This is networking advice from Michael Arrington entrepreneur and founder/co-editor of TechCrunch from his blog post: Greetings!
“If you get someone’s business card, never call them. That mobile phone number isn’t for you, the person who just met them. A random call to their cell phone is never welcome. Send an email.”
In my business it is almost a rule to make follow-up calls.
I would love comments and recommendations from others on this.
To call? Not to call? What do you think?
Twit Review: @colleennyman
Following: @colleennyman
This person is a parenting coach.
She is interesting and is clearly communicating and engaging with people.
Sample Tweet: 09/20/09:
“@TruthsCompany Mostly its ‘tirelessly out of passion’ but I do get off track & attribute other reasons for it. TY for the reminder!
“
-Love, Tony



