I wish I could write as beautifull as you. Your post are always fun to read. Each time I learn from them.

You are really gifted to find the right topics and write about them. I am exploring the social networks. Some work better for me than others. Facebook is strange for me. Twiter and ecademy work much better for me.

It usally depends on the people there. If I have the impression they are only talking with one another and refuse to recognise new people than I loose interest.

Larissa

This is a wonderful article and so full of great content. I totally agree that people all need to understand that if they don’t take time to build relationships, business will not occur. Offline people need to understand that if they replace the time spent on blogging, Twitter and posting in forums, they could save thousands of dollars on their offline advertising. That’s the toughest part to get across to an entrepreneur.

With my networking clients, the first thing I work with is learning how to build those relationships – it’s not just here I am, here’s what I do and now buy from me. Some just don’t understand that they should always be thinking of the other person and how they can help them solve their pain, make their life easier or just simply send them a resource for future use.

I’m thrilled to see you posting on this subject. Relationships first, no matter what and offline businesses need to be educated about the importance of social networking. Netweaving the offline contact into online connections can create some beautiful relationships.

Great job, Marj!

Carol Deckert, Networking Coach
Lancaster PA USA

I particularly like how you have a beginning paragraph and then we go to another page to finish reading the post. I must learn how to do that.

I was delighted to see how high you rank in the Search Engine rankings, too. How impressive that you have so many comments posted! That is tremendous. Makes you feel all loved and appreciated, doesn’t it?

Good job, Marj! I’m so pleased to be in your sphere of influence!

Wishing you well,
Connie Baum
Follow me on Twitter.com/motherconnie

You have sooo much knowledge Marj. I’ll be selfish and suggest you do a blog post at least every other day. Not only will it help your positioning for the keywords you choose but everyone will learn from what you have to share. Even if they already know what you have to say – what you share will substantiate their thoughts and others will provide important linkbacks to your site which increases your page rank without you even realizing it!

Great post! Your insights are spot on as usual! By building that relationship from the start you will know if you have a potential customer or perhaps even just a good friend. That’s what’s so neat about the social networks. And by making those connections, you can learn so much from other marketers. Things you may have never thought of.

Keep up the great blogs Marj!

Bill