Building up your Brand Name
According to a snapshot by Compete, a person usually stay on mySpace for about 27.41 minutes on the month of Dec 2006. This is a really long time to spend at a site considering the amount of time spent online by an average person is only 1 to 2 hours a day. I had just set up my mySpace account recently and just realise that there many people busily networking to make more friends. As for me, this will help me to create my brand name on the internet marketing community. 
Social networking is now the hottest prevalent trend in the online world. So what does this mean for internet marketers? If you are considering to build up your brand name, or to create awareness to your blog, you must create your own identity on these social networks now. It is nice to see many of the famous internet marketers like Marlon and Rosalind are already on mySpace. Maybe one day, I may have the chance to meet them in person. Ewen always tell me that internet marketing is a lonely business and it would be nice to make some friends since you will be spending most of your time online. Who knows they may be your friends who can help you in the future when you are preparing to launch your product. Remember that in social networks, you are there to socialise and not to sell. This is the untold rule of social network. If you break this fundamental rule, you will be socialising into oblivion. In order to fit into your communities, your only intent must not be in making profits out of your new friends. Imagine someone trying to sell you something on the first meeting. You will be scaring everybody away.
Be genuine to everybody, try to communicate with everybody and soon you will be on your way to building up your own brand name.
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Tags: Social networking, Compete, mySpace, Marlon Sanders, Rosalind Gardner, Ewen Chia, Brand name, Internet marketing
January 21st, 2007 at 4:10 pm
Original post by Evolutionary IMarketing Success and software by Elliott Back …