Today’s Virtual Assistance Today podcast talks about Blog and Social Media Etiquette for Virtual Professionals.
As Rob Field on Marketing Pop Culture writes in his blog, “…because the barriers to contact are so much lower, manners and discretion become paramount.” Today’s podcast has a few suggestions on participating in social media and blogs while keeping on your best behavior, and not boring or offending any readers in the process.
Additional Resources
- Why am I typing? Keeping Up with Social Media – http://www.aysweb.com/?p=580
- Considering Social Network Etiquette – http://www.chrisbrogan.com/considering-social-network-etiquette/
- Rob’s Rules of Social Media Etiquette – http://www.marketingpopculture.com/the_spark/2008/06/robs-rules-on-s.html
- The Comment Etiquette: The Guide to Proper Blog Commenting – http://www.lostartofblogging.com/the-comment-etiquette-the-guide-to-proper-blog-commenting
- Navigating the Etiquette of Social Media – http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/navigating-the-etiquette-of-social-media.html
- Geek to Live: Lifehacker’s guide to weblog comments – http://lifehacker.com/software/top/special-lifehackers-guide-to-weblog-comments-126654.php
- The Perfect Way to Lose at Networking Online – http://www.dumblittleman.com/2008/02/perfect-way-to-lose-at-networking.html
About the author: At Your Service Cincinnati principal Nora Rubinoff’s core virtual assistant services include social media management, WordPress support, online reputation management, project management, customer relationship management, customized e-mail marketing campaigns and productivity enhancement. Nora is a Mac and PC specialist. Nora is enthusiastic about architecting solutions that enable clients to make more out of their business day.
Nora is a recipient of the Karen S. House Award for Regional Collaboration as well as the Women of Excellence Award, several state and local government proclamations and holds the IVAA EthicsCheck™ certification. Nora is a past board member for IVAA and serves on several community advisory boards. Read more from this author
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