I’m bull­ish for LinkedIn. I’ve started just re­cently to take a sec­ond look at LinkedIn, and I found it to be a great source of pro­fes­sional con­tent. Be­hind pro­fes­sional con­tent, ob­vi­ously, there are pro­fes­sional busi­ness peo­ple to dis­cover. Plus, the once old-fash­ioned plat­form is much bet­ter now.

Their ri­val Xing is get­ting nowhere, which of­fers even more po­ten­tial for growth and en­gage­ment. If you’re al­ready there, con­nect with me. If not, go check it out.

Face­book is the one plat­form not to miss for mar­keters. Their ad­ver­tis­ing sys­tem is the most ad­vanced from all so­cial me­dia sites.

My Face­book Page fea­tures short ar­ti­cles, and Links to great con­tent from other mar­keters. I’ll also fea­ture in­spir­ing ex­am­ples of en­tre­pre­neurs and  busi­nesses mak­ing a difference.

I love In­sta­gram for the fun vi­su­als and the sim­plic­ity. While the mar­ket­ing po­ten­tial of IG is still un­known, it’s the place to go for in­spi­ra­tional quotes and su­per short posts.

It’s also the only place where I’ll post pri­vate pics, which you won’t find on my Face­book page or LinkedIn pro­file. Be­sides busi­ness, ex­pect cof­fee, Chuck Tay­lor’s, and pics from Asia.

Triberr is a must for every blog­ger. Se­ri­ously, if you’re blog­ging but not us­ing Triberr yet,  go there now.

Make sure to get in touch with me and ask to join one of my tribes.

Get­ting started on Triberr can be con­fus­ing, but it’s to­tally worth it. I’m happy to help you and give you some great tips.

War­rior Fo­rum is the world’s largest mar­ket­ing fo­rum. They’ve been ac­quired by Freelancer.com in 2014 and since grown from 700,000 mem­bers to more than 1 Mil­lion mem­bers. Be sure to take peo­ple’s posts with a grain of salt (as with any fo­rum). Be­sides some nasty know-it-alls there are lots of help­ful, friendly people.

It’s well or­ga­nized into many highly rel­e­vant top­ics, and fea­tures a per­sonal growth sec­tion. Sign up here

Twit­ter is the big ques­tion mark in so­cial me­dia in 2016. Will they in­no­vate their way to higher adop­tion among non-geek users? Or will they in­no­vate their way to irrelevance?

I’ve al­ways loved Twit­ter, and I’m ex­cited about ru­mors of open­ing Twit­ter for long form con­tent. Fol­low me and send me a Tweet. (I don’t read DMs, too much au­to­mated spam.)

Slideshare is­n’t a so­cial net­work, but it’s part of LinkedIn now. So there’s the po­ten­tial of com­bin­ing Slideshare’s pro­fes­sional con­tent with Linked­In’s con­nec­tions. Let’s see how LinkedIn is go­ing to use it.

I haven’t pub­lished slides yet, but the first ones will go live through­out January.

Should you be on all so­cial sites?

Many ex­perts tell you to be ac­tive on all so­cial sites, and es­pe­cially join each new site quickly, as it may be­come the next big thing. I say: This is crazy!

So there are many sites and ser­vices I haven’t joined at all. And there are sites that I’ve jointed but that I’ve de­cided for now aren’t worth my time.

I’m cur­rently NOT ac­tive on these accounts:

I’m bull­ish for LinkedIn. I’ve started just re­cently to take a sec­ond look at LinkedIn, and I found it to be a great source of pro­fes­sional con­tent. Be­hind pro­fes­sional con­tent, ob­vi­ously, there are pro­fes­sional busi­ness peo­ple to dis­cover. Plus, the once old-fash­ioned plat­form is much bet­ter now.

Their ri­val Xing is get­ting nowhere, which of­fers even more po­ten­tial for growth and en­gage­ment. If you’re al­ready there, con­nect with me. If not, go check it out.

Face­book is the one plat­form not to miss for mar­keters. Their ad­ver­tis­ing sys­tem is the most ad­vanced from all so­cial me­dia sites.

My Face­book Page fea­tures short ar­ti­cles, and Links to great con­tent from other mar­keters. I’ll also fea­ture in­spir­ing ex­am­ples of en­tre­pre­neurs and  busi­nesses mak­ing a difference.

I love In­sta­gram for the fun vi­su­als and the sim­plic­ity. While the mar­ket­ing po­ten­tial of IG is still un­known, it’s the place to go for in­spi­ra­tional quotes and su­per short posts.

It’s also the only place where I’ll post pri­vate pics, which you won’t find on my Face­book page or LinkedIn pro­file. Be­sides busi­ness, ex­pect cof­fee, Chuck Tay­lor’s, and pics from Asia.

Triberr is a must for every blog­ger. Se­ri­ously, if you’re blog­ging but not us­ing Triberr yet,  go there now.

Make sure to get in touch with me and ask to join one of my tribes.

Get­ting started on Triberr can be con­fus­ing, but it’s to­tally worth it. I’m happy to help you and give you some great tips.

War­rior Fo­rum is the world’s largest mar­ket­ing fo­rum. They’ve been ac­quired by Freelancer.com in 2014 and since grown from 700,000 mem­bers to more than 1 Mil­lion mem­bers. Be sure to take peo­ple’s posts with a grain of salt (as with any fo­rum). Be­sides some nasty know-it-alls there are lots of help­ful, friendly people.

It’s well or­ga­nized into many highly rel­e­vant top­ics, and fea­tures a per­sonal growth sec­tion. Sign up here

Twit­ter is the big ques­tion mark in so­cial me­dia in 2016. Will they in­no­vate their way to higher adop­tion among non-geek users? Or will they in­no­vate their way to irrelevance?

I’ve al­ways loved Twit­ter, and I’m ex­cited about ru­mors of open­ing Twit­ter for long form con­tent. Fol­low me and send me a Tweet. (I don’t read DMs, too much au­to­mated spam.)

Slideshare is­n’t a so­cial net­work, but it’s part of LinkedIn now. So there’s the po­ten­tial of com­bin­ing Slideshare’s pro­fes­sional con­tent with Linked­In’s con­nec­tions. Let’s see how LinkedIn is go­ing to use it.

I haven’t pub­lished slides yet, but the first ones will go live through­out January.

Should you be on all so­cial sites?

Many ex­perts tell you to be ac­tive on all so­cial sites, and es­pe­cially join each new site quickly, as it may be­come the next big thing. I say: This is crazy!

So there are many sites and ser­vices I haven’t joined at all. And there are sites that I’ve jointed but that I’ve de­cided for now aren’t worth my time.

I’m cur­rently NOT ac­tive on these accounts: