When I post comments on Facebook, I usually know by what I'm posting who will respond and where the post will go.
Will it be reposted on someone else's wall, will there be hundreds of responses (not likely) or will the post become a controversial conversation that keeps my profile in an uproar for days? Knowing the answer often determines what I post.
Let's just be friends...
Those cheesy friendly postings that bring warm fuzzy feelings, kudos from friends and family members smiling to my page are always nice.
In fact, they're my favorite kinds of posts to put on the Wall.
I love the warm fuzzy feelings.
I adore my friends.
My family members are totally irreplaceable - can't live without them.
Let's connect on Facebook...
Online connections come and go, but those Facebook eggbeaters that remain on your list forever, always connecting, always sending you new connections and recommendations are fearlessly, notoriously networked into the system and you can't build your business online without them.
Don't try.
Waste of time and money.
Building your connections online with barn burning focus can keep your business swimming in profits, glowing with income reports and building steadily toward a pattern of wealth.
These guys don't always post business content, connections or referrals.
Sometimes, they just connect with you to say, "Hi, I miss you in my life.
" Let's be Professional...
These are the folks who should be on your business page, not your friend's page, but may be both, depending on how PROFESSIONAL you need to be with them.
You probably don't want to add your boss to your personal page if you don't chum around after work.
Grow a group.
Build your professional identity with a group profile and a professional page where your business associates can feel free to connect with you, refer you and reference you without running into your cutesy grandbaby quotes and potty jokes.
I'm the STAR, you're the FAN...
Fan pages - really? Yes, dear, really.
If you're a big name in business (or want to be) you need a fan page.
If you're an author of a book, you need a fan page.
If you've ever sung a song, you need a fan page.
If you're working on an identity, you need a fan page.
Sweetie, if Oris George can handle a fan page, then YOU too need a FAN page on Facebook.
What? You don't know how to build a fan page?