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Make Sense of Social Media
for Your Business

Confused about where social media fits in your marketing plan? This book explains it in clear and practical language and includes tips and tools you can put into practice immediately.

 I just purchased your book on recommondation [sic] from a FB friend...I can't wait to devour it!
Stephen Dusty Roberts

Social Media Times

Learn how to use social media for local marketing in the latest issue (PDF)

  • Connect with Business People

    These sites can be a great way to build connections outside your local area. If you're looking to connect with consumers, pick the sites that address their interests.
    • BizNik
      Check out their website for a list of events and contacts. Basic membership is free, but it's not too expensive to upgrade.
    • Fast Pitch Networking
    • LinkedIn
      This is the most popular networking website for professionals.
    • Naymz
    • Spoke
    • Xing
      Claims to be the biggest networking site for international business.
    • Yammer
      Use this Twitter-like tool to connect with people inside your organization.

  • Shopping & Review Sites

    Get exposure for your business by getting reviewed on one of these sites. It's also a good way to see what consumers are saying about you.

  • Niche Site Search

    If you're looking for a social site by category, try one of these directories.
    • Blog Catalog
      Offers a directory of blogs.
    • DigFoot
      Search for a social network by category, type or language.
    • Ning
      Besides being a tool for creating your own social network, you can use it to search for niche sites.