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Why Should You Comment On A Blog Post?

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I was reading an article today titled, Behind the Wheels: An all-too-real Cinderella story it had 12 comments. Which got me to wondering: How come useless throw away blog posts and articles have tons and tons of comments and the good stuff gets next to nothing? Do you share it, save it, or comment? Think about that.

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Anti-Social Media-The Anonymous Comment

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I find it amazing that adults view the ability to freely and anonymously comment on any story, as a green light for stupidity and hate. You’re weak because you hide behind a computer to make your anonymous comments. That’s not social media. That’s anti-social media. You could be found.

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Social Media Specialists Are No Longer Needed

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If you’ve been in this business for any length of time, then its time to take your collective aggregate knowledge of social media and add it to the overall mix of what you know and do. We’re at least five years in and I want you to quit being a social media specialist, because you aren’t one any longer.

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When Does Social Media Really Work?

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The beauty of social media isn’t in the online connections. No the beauty of social media is in it’s potential. Going to a conference and meeting that person that you have had tens of twenty or hundreds of conversations with on Twitter or Facebook or blog comments. That’s the money shot.

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On Influence and Bad Blog Posts

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I like differing opinions, thoughts and comments. Except maybe in the social media world. What if the reader is someone on the outside and is trying to “get in&# to the world of social media? We’re all suckers for a great blog post title. I think it’s good to have a variety of thought.

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Protecting Children from Social Media

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How can you protect your children from social media? Do some of the following questions and comments sound familiar? “I’m on top of it, I know what this social networking thing is all about&# , “My child doesn’t really use it&# , “Does it really matter? Comment on YouTube.

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17 Tweetchats for Social Media, Marketing and PR folks

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I thought I might condense it a bit and focus not only on Tweetchats that I was familiar with, but also those that would benefit the Social Media, Marketing and PR folks out there, and which also had solid participation as well. If I have left any out, please drop me a line and include it in the comments section.