Comments for Social Media Strategy: Setting Up a Power Grid at http://drfernkazlow.com , comment 1 to 4 out of 4 comments http://drfernkazlow.com Thu, 29 Jul 2010 08:42:53 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://drfernkazlow.com/Social-Media-Strategy-Setting-Up-a-Power-Grid.html#comment-43 Bravo on revisiting your strategy! Social media, as well as your business, is in a constant state of evolution. Re-evaluating and making sure your strategy and branding are optimizing and being optimized by social media sites you're on on a regular basis is a must for continued and increased success. I agree about spreading yourself too thin but after looking at your website and what you do (very interesting), I think that there are some other sites you should consider - LinkedIn for its professional contacts and Xing for its global outreach. More food for thought. Appreciate your chiming in and adding to the conversation. Best, Dr. K - Dr. Fern Kazlow Thu, 07 May 2009 05:11:45 +0100 http://drfernkazlow.com/Social-Media-Strategy-Setting-Up-a-Power-Grid.html#comment-42 Thanks for a thought provoking article that prompted me to ask some hard questions about my strategy. Having just embarked on revamping my site and trying to figure out how to create a social media strategy I know how perplexing it all is. I currently use Facebook and Twitter only. My main reason not to use other sites is that I do not want to spread my limited time too thinly and become a jack of all trades but master of none. Hope my two cents worth helps you. Best wishes, Gary. - Gary Lee Galbusera Butcher Tue, 05 May 2009 20:16:23 +0100 http://drfernkazlow.com/Social-Media-Strategy-Setting-Up-a-Power-Grid.html#comment-40 @NancyMarmolejo Brava! Well said. For those of you unfamiliar with Nancy's work, she's a visibility expert. Heed her words!! - Dr. Fern Kazlow Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:11:27 +0100 http://drfernkazlow.com/Social-Media-Strategy-Setting-Up-a-Power-Grid.html#comment-39 A lot of people have put all their social networking eggs into 1 basket, only to find themselves banned and having to start over from scratch. The rules of each site can be so arbitrary too... someone I met recently got booted off Facebook for catching up on hundreds of incoming friend requests in too short a time. Friending roulette is a dangerous game to play, especially on Facebook whose friend adding limits are a mysterious algorithm. Having an overall strategy that applies across platforms is far more effective than squeezing all you can from 1 site. :-) - Nancy Marmolejo Wed, 08 Apr 2009 02:21:41 +0100