How can you build a trusted network without spending hours and hours each day? How is it possible that some high ranking executives from Billion Dollar companies spend time in the social web while somebody working in the trenches cannot? Why chose other executives with equally big organizations to not participate at all – still wondering why they are just not as successful? How can people out of the blue just raise up the trust ladder and grow an enormous follower-ship all of a sudden? Today it looks like this is just a random pattern with no structure and all coincidental. But it is absolutely not. In this PART 1 I will talk about some fundamentals of Social Media Time Management.
Unlike many who just don’t know much about Social Media find it confusing to be on all those sites wasting their time. It seems complicated to understand the difference between Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Xing, Pinterest, YouTube, Flickr, Connect.me, Twylah, Favo.rs, Scoop.IT, XeeMe,...
If you are listening to 1,000 social media practitioner you get 1,000 different ways and ideas how to deal with social media. Typically just tactical ideas, most of them start with how you can use certain tools and a variety of other inputs.
