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Despite the casual tone of social networking sites, remember to make your introduction personal, and professional at the same time. If someone says something that you don't appreciate, delete their comment rather than get into a battle of words. Separate your personal profile from your professional one!
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Such a team can also help to train and guide the individuals in your own organization. Social media may require some efforts from the company itself as sometimes people demand a much more immediate response from the organization itself. By having an experienced team in your side you are capable to handle such situations with ease.
Until very recently, the only places that offered networking opportunities for businesses were seminars, trade shows and other similar events. Whether a company wanted to offer a product or a service that helped other businesses perform better in the marketplace or simply wanted to connect and build relationships with other businesses, the only way for them was to attend one of these events and try to build relationships with people from other businesses. This is a far cry from an online business social network that allows them to just join a website, create a profile and then start browsing through the list of businesses they can connect with. Instead of two-day workshops, they can now stay in touch with the businesses they connect with throughout the year. Additionally, the networking opportunities are not limited to a particular geographical area - they can connect with anyone they want throughout the world.