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Joel Comm

Joel CommSo I was “invited” today to be a part of Joel Comm’s new social networking site (www.TopOneNetwork.com), probably along with thousands of other “special” people on his list, but it’s pretty cool. I really like Joel Comm, even though he’s doesn’t seem to be a member himself! (Update: Joel is now listed on the membership roster).

Even though he made a “mistake” on a recent offer, pointed out by a few bloggers, he fixed it and seems like an “honest, hard working” man to me and he does a great job at bringing great information to his followers.

If and when you join his new networking site, feel free to add me as a friend, I’ll accept the invitation. Starting in a new community can seem difficult, but search “mywebgal” there, and in Twitter, Facebook, Digg… and others… and I’ll be there for you.

Here’s to Joel and his many adventures online. He’s definitely an early adopter and you should pay attention to what he has to say. I believe he will lead you in the right direction, as will I.

Best Wishes to All.

Deb (mywebgal)

Facebook

FacebookOkay, I’m now joining Facebook.

I gotta tell ya… if you’re not getting into social media you’re missing out. You can learn so much, make connections, and bring traffic to your sites. If people are interested in you on any of the social media channels, you can bet a percentage of them will be interested in what you have to offer.  Not to mention, you’re out there in so many more places… more channels in which you can be found!

My offer is to help you get involved, at no cost! What’s holding you back? You can get help here, you can ask questions, you can be involved and make huge strides forward in your online education and business.

Join us… it’s exciting, rewarding, and fun!

Twitter

TwitterI signed up with Twitter last week and have found it to be extremely interesting and educational. Yes, most people simply chatter, but they also include links to some great information about social media, marketing… whatever you’re interested in… even health and education… everything. It all depends on who you choose to follow.

What’s incredible about it is that you can witness the power of social media happening moment to moment right in front of your eyes. Social networking is a powerful and intriguing tool that you have to experience to truly understand. I’ve made contacts with other people in the industry that I may have never found otherwise. I feel like I’m climbing up a hill to the top with the help of many others.

I can tell you that Twitter works as a social media marketing tool because I have opted into quite a few lists of people that I found to be very interesting and that offer information or services that I would be highly inclined to purchase… and I’m not easily sold!

Interesting that “long sales letters” don’t compare with what is happening in this social arena. It’s “pull” advertising as opposed to “push”. It’s easy to quickly choose to like someone and trust them because you feel involved with them. They become friends. And friends buy from friends.

With the mini-profile that you can have at Twitter, you can link to one of your sites. That link is clicked often. Every time someone wants to know more about a person on Twitter, they click the link to their blog or site. They choose to get to know you and then either select to “Follow” you, or not.

You can also have multiple accounts to include links to multiple sites.

I highly recommend signing up with Twitter and learning all about it.

Start by going to my Twitter page, you’ll be confused as to what to do if you go to the homepage of Twitter. That’s what threw me off for a while.