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Archive for May, 2009


Posted on May 11, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton

Social Networking Etiquette feedback from the community: the good, the bad and the just stop it!

fox 8 news

Today I was interviewed by Fox News 8 ( Bob Buckly & Stewart Pittman @Lenslinger out of Greensboro, NC about Social Networking Etiquette. I was recommended to discuss the topic by Jennifer Ruggiero a long time twitter follower and friend who I recently met in real life at a Tweetup in Greensboro. As I prepared for the interview I made a few notes and asked via ping.fm the following question: What are some good & bad examples of Social Networking Etiquette that you have seen?

Twitter / Wayne Sutton: Question: What are some go ...

Below are my notes, a few other blog post on the same subject and some feedback I received from Brighkite,  Twitter & Friendfeed.
Brightkite Feedback:

ocell: “Bad: anything automatic. Auto followback, autoresponders, autoDM… dilutes real social interaction and relationships.”

ninanord: “Having a hard time understanding why some people constantly use ie Facebook and Twitter to tell others how ill they are and what kind of bad mood they´re in… Easily turns into oversharing in a sphere where so many people talk, not knowing eachother personally.”

Twitter Feedback:
Bad:

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hartsock: @waynesutton saw a “social media” company spam all users exposing all emails on the to line. Sign up for their site get ur email harvested!
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synergyblog: @waynesutton Bad example: constant “selling” of your wares, belittling others, never engaging (i.e. one-directional), ignoring good advice
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Robert_Peterson: @waynesutton the autobot dm to new followers “Hey thanks, now read this great blog.”

Good:

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samuraivt: @waynesutton good: social, human, good links shared bad: Constant self promotion & no interaction. Flooding Facebook with Twitter updates.
Rachel_y
synergyblog: @waynesutton Good example: Be polite. Be kind. LISTEN. Add value when you have something powerful/meaningful to say. Be open to new ideas…
FriendFeed feedback


The interview will air on TV this Friday and the reporter asked me a closing question, “If I could only give people just one suggestion for social networking etiquette what would it be?” I told him for people to be themselves.

What would be your suggestion?

Also read:
social networking etiquette: how important is it?
10 signs your Twitter etiquette could be improved
14 RULES OF BUSINESS REFERRAL ETIQUETTE
A Rant on Social Networking Etiquette or, When did Rude Become Acceptable OnLine?


Posted on May 11, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton

Video search with NBC, Netbooks vs Wireless Carriers and Chrome TV ads – episode 033

Today on Talk Social News we discuss: Video search with NBC, Netbooks vs Wireless Carriers and Chrome TV ads – episode 033

The Video

The podcast:
Talk Social News daily 033 – length 13:00 download or click to play:[audio:talksocialnewsdaily033.mp3] Subscribe to podcast in iTunes: talk social news itunes subscribe

If you would like to sponsor Talk Social News email us at contact@talksocialnews.com. Thanks


Posted on May 9, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton

Have Celebrities ruined Twitter and how to avoid the noise.

I just watched the “Celebrity Twitter Overkill” video on Current.com and my first reaction is wow, that’s sad. I remember the good old days when being on twitter was cool, the most followed accounts on twitter were Scoble, Kevin Rose and Twitterrific. If I was new to Twitter and watched the video from Current I would think Twitter was the celebrity TMZ follow me contest or something. Take a look:

iamdiddy (iamdiddy) on Twitter

There are plenty of ways to manage the “celebrity” noise on Twitter but I think with all the main stream attention from media, music artist, TV personalitis and more that has kind of put a sour taste in some of the “old school” Twitter community members, thus seeing more geeks flock to Friendfeed. Either way here’s four ways to avoid the celebrity overkill on twitter or to cut down on some of the twitter noise all together.

1. Don’t follow the celebrities (duh)
2. Create a separate twitter account. I’ve create a NC friends only twitter account and I love it. It keeps me connected to my IRL friends and the local community.
3. Ignore trending topics; in the past 24 hours Rihanna, Cassie and Soulja Boy have all been trending. (not interested)
4. Have your twitter notifications emails send to a different email address.

Here’s the first video: Twouble with Twitters

Do you think celebrities have ruined Twitter or are you tired of all the Twitter news already?


Posted on May 8, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton

Your Friday Fix: Social Media: 141 slides, a 5 step program and company policies

I’m going to start something new on SocialWayne.com called “Your Friday Fix” where I share some tips, links and presentations I’ve found or read over the past week. To kick things off, the first Friday Fix is all about Social Media ….. enjoy! (more…)


Posted on May 8, 2009 - by Wayne Sutton

Casual Friday: Star Trek review, NBA Playoffs and the future of News will not be paid content. – episode 32

It’s casual Friday on Talk Social News, Kipp and Wayne talk about the future the news paid content, Star Trek and the NBA playoffs…. Amazing – episode 032

The Video

The podcast:
Talk Social News daily 032 – length 17:00 download or click to play:[audio:talksocialnewsdaily032.mp3] Subscribe to podcast in iTunes: talk social news itunes subscribe

If you would like to sponsor Talk Social News email us at contact@talksocialnews.com. Thanks


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