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Mainstream Social Media And How To Set Up Your Own Social Network
By Jerry Holliday

Another way to advertise your business, November 30, 2007

This report shows an easy – and free – way to promote your business online and link up with potential customers and even customers who will spread the good word about your business. This report gives a quite convincing argument that social networking sites can be used not only for socializing but also for promotion. It is not hard to believe, considering that its claims are backed up by recent interesting statistics on visits to social networking sites. Though the author does not state this outright, the potential of social networking sites as a marketing tool is indeed quite promising, considering that a small percentage is only doing it at the moment.

Signing up and making use of the features of the top social networking sites are also covered quite well in this report. Also, the use of illustrations, particularly screen captures, help make the instructions clear. The list of up and coming social networking sites are also helpful to keep the Internet marketer updated.

Not only is the content valuable, this report is quite well-written as well – light and conversational yet very informative. This report is definitely a good read.

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Mainstream Social Media And How To Set Up Your Own Social Network
By Jerry Holliday

, December 10, 2007

Reviewer: Lynn Lopez

Truth be told, I wasn't entirely satisfied with the way this e-book was written. Everything sounded rather sloppy and haphazard to me. Oh sure, it did a fine job of talking about various social networking sites, but it's still not a well-written piece--just check out the introduction to see what I mean. It's readable though, and if social networking websites are your thing, you will be entertained while reading all about the big players, like Facebook (to which I am currently personally addicted), MySpace, and Flickr. Each description of the social networking sites in the list talks about how the site can help your business, apart from its features. It also shows us which are the potentially big up-and-coming social networking site. Overall, this e-book is quite interesting, but more should really be done to improve the writing. Plus, I'm not really sure this is a guide to setting up your own social media network, more of a guide on how to use social networking sites.

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Mainstream Social Media And How To Set Up Your Own Social Network
By Jerry Holliday

A little lacking, but excellent nonetheless!, January 04, 2008

Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara

If there’s anything that has made major waves online nowadays, it’s the presence and the relevance of social networking media. Social networking has an appeal in that it allows people to connect without the anxiety and the intimidation that they feel when creating interpersonal connections in the “real world”. These are a hit with consumers because they can have fun, meet new people, connect, and get over their fears of rejection with these online applications/websites.

This e-book deals with how to promote your business on these websites and how to maximize their traffic/profit-pulling potentials. Very detailed, excellent presentation. The only thing I noticed was that this e-book did not include some essential networking sites, like Multiply.com. Multiply.com is a teeming marketplace, so it’s really excellent for the online sellers.

This e-book did not explore the potential of other websites like forums and other social hubs.

But on the whole, this e-book was excellently made, and since it’s free, it’s all the more worth downloading!