Social Media for Business: The perils of staking professionalism against popular opinion

Posted by globalcopywrite under Social Media
From http://www.globalcopywriting.com 512 days ago

Balancing your professional image with your personal life can be a fine line to walk when it comes to social media. With more opportunities than ever to expose every detail of your life, is it really the best thing to do for your career?

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Written by globalcopywrite
512 days ago

You're right, a lot of rhetoric is passed along in blogs. I find those posts can be very polarizing. I do think we underestimate the reader. They know when they're being gamed. I certainly knew when I was getting holiday ecards from people that weren't so interested in wishing me glad tidings as they were trying to sell me something.

I'm with you. Let's make business blogs a politics-free zone in 2012.

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Written by businessavante
512 days ago

I totally agree vis-a-vis TMI, Sarah.

Since you brought up politics, as a moderator here at BizSugar, I'm wondering how many posts in 2012 will actually be political rants thinly disguised as being small business related. The idea is dreadful & repugnant (regardless of which party gets smeared). I love articles drawing analogies to non-business areas - sometimes they're riveting, but in 2012 let's hope people can separate business from personal political messaging! (I'm getting this out a whole year early, I know.)

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