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Why People Leave Social Networking and Social Bookmarking Websites

As the my business moves away from the world of affiliate and internet marketing, I leave behind me a world that I will not be sorry to see a lot less of! In my last post I mentioned the frustrations of the users who use these sites fo their proper use, which is to flag pages that will be of interest to the people who are looking for information on a particular subject. The kind of user I am going to talk about today is a completely different beast but all the more dangerous. I am talking about the user that for no reason what so ever decides that it is their sole purpose in life to make everyone elses experience online a nightmare. Story time again……

I have a close friend who I spend a fair amount of time with due to the fact that she is a member of a club I use a lot for a particular hobby, she is also a close friend of my wife and they have known each other for years. I know that this lady is a heavy internet user and has managed a number websites for her own businesses and been very successful. Over the past few months both my wife and I had mentioned that we had not seen as much of her and that when we did see her and her husband they were very distant with everyone around them, a major change from the norm.

I managed to bump into her husband on our local high street and asked him if he would join me for a coffee. Over what turned out to be several cups of coffee he explained that over the past 3 months their lives had not only been made a misery by what can only be described as a stalker but this individual was destroying their business and their reputation not only online but off it as well.

When I asked what had happened he said they were doing their usual afternoon on the internet forums going from one to another answering questions and giving advice on the business that the both of them knew inside and out. They were also posting their regular articles to their own sites as well as a number of other sites that they guest write for as well as local newspaper. Suddenly they had a message from one of the social media sites saying their account had been blocked for SPAM.

Now had they been the sort of people that would SPAM I would have had no sympathy but what happened next worried the heck out of me. The newspaper that they wrote a weekly article for called them and said it had recieved a complaint about the information they were giving and it had no choice but to pull their weekly slot until they had verification that all was correct. This followed site after site pulling their information, these are repritable websites that have tens of thousands of hits a day.

When I asked if he knew what had happened he said yes, someone had asked a question in one of the forums and the answer that they gave was taken in the wrong context and the person who had asked the original question had not done what most NORMAL people do and reply in the forum saying “I think you might be wrong!” or “I am not sure if you realize but I am a bit upset by your answer!” No this particular nasty idiot went on a rampage to ruin their lives both online and offline.

He found out their company name as it was in the signature at the bottom of their forum posts, he bombarded their offices with spam and pornographic material, he called every company that had ever given them a testimonial or emailed them telling them that they were the worst people on the planet basically. All in all he made their lives hell for 3 months and all they could do is apologize to the people around them for the inconvenience that this person was causing.

They had called the police who said pretty much there was nothing that they could do because the overall attack wasn’t on them personally it was their reputation that was being attacked. They had changed their online account names but every time they started talking in forums this person somehow worked out it was them and instantly flagged them in the forums.

This is the absoulte extreme and in legal terms apparently because there is not much that can be done as they were effectively public figures. Fortunately this particular case has a happy ending which has only come around in the past 3 weeks, the person who had been causing all of the problems has been arrested and charged with wasting police time after making accusations that proved to be completely incorrect.

I am a great believer in karma what goes around comes around and this couple didn’t deserve the beating they took as their business is helping people and a majority of their work came from their reputation and the hard work they put in on their reputation. Now they are pretty much starting again from scratch but the point of the matter is that they can and will, where as the culprit for starting all of this now has a criminal record for their spite.

Seeing what has happened to my friends I can completely understand why people have reservations about going onto social sites such as Myspace and Facebook. Lets face it who hasn’t had a failed relationship where someone got hurt? Who hasn’t once upset a friend at some point? And worse of all who could have let someone down in a way that they would rather forget.

Social Networking is called so because it is “Social” not unsocial, it is for people to get along with others and not get spiteful and stupid. A massive learning curve for a lot of people as it means that they have to learn how to like people and be nice to people for it to work. I am friends with a few ex girlfriends on facebook, I have also met up with old school friends I never thought I would ever hear from again, it is a fantastic tool if used properly. If you feel you can use these tools to get back at people from your past or vent anger then please for your own sake go and see a doctor your not well! Leave those that want to socialize and have a life online as well as offline alone.

As for those running social networking websites you have a responsibility to protect your users from abuse of any kind. Having a disclaimer at the bottom of your website that says you are not responsible is not taking responsibility for this. You don’t have to police your website just be aware of what is going on. At the moment in the UK there is a town where a number of suiscides have been linked to a possible growing cult on a social networking website. Now it doesn’t take a genius to know that these people who run the sites are looking at the commercial aspect of having thousands of people an hour on their websites, with this in mind it should be up to them to have trend falgs in place so that when a particular trend is being followed it throws up red flags to check out what is happening. You can do this and still respect peoples privicy you don’t have to be intrusive you can have word flags. If you are worried about the cost of checking these things then you should reconsider why you are in the business that you are.

Make sure you stay safe online and please BE NICE the world is an ugly enough place as it is it doesn’t need any more hatred.

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Pay Per Click or Pay Per Visit

For years now I have been spending money on pay per click through Yahoo UK where I have had some fantastic success and would advise anyone to advertise on the network (the clicks have a good conversion rate) and Google Adwords, where the conversion rate I found was not so good. However I have found a great way to get amazing value for money and it is called StumbleUpon!

So why is it such good value? Well if you pay for lets say 100 visits, you can get that for around $5 (Yes thats right $5, five dollars! FIVE BUCKS!) so whats the advantage over the others? Well simple, the way StumbleUpon works is through visitors giving your site a thumbs up and in some cases a good review, the more thumbs up you get the more traffic you will get. So if you send through 100 visitors and you get 5 thumbs up through those 100 visits the likelihood is that you will get close to 500 visits. I can’t say for certain that these figures are completely correct but based on what I have experienced it is around that.

So not only do you actually get the visits that your promised by the ad program you get more than you actually pay for in visits you get more exposure to getting thumbs up and in doing that you get more and more visitors. The visits that you get are for people who are actually interested in the subject of your website. So if you have a travel website and you set up a campaign then you will get visitors interested in travel! Targeted visitors!

Now this isn’t a way to get a massive number of sales your content and your product still needs to be of value and top notch otherwise you are going to lose out as you will get thumbs downs which is bad news all around!

So as always your content needs to be good and your design being pleasant on the eye also helps but as with all websites make sure it adds value to your users life and you will get good results!

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Breaking down the language barriers

I have today received a message from someone in Brazil who has said that apparently “I write for adsense not for common people!” I have two things to say about this:

Firstly if you can find an adsense advert anywhere on this blog please let me know because I sure as hell didn’t put the thing here! I put up the occasional offer that I come across on this blog but I don’t write on here for adsense. Some other blogs that I have are written for adsense but they would not have been associated with this blog in any way.

Secondly the readers of this blog and the subscribers are in no way shape or form common and I resent the fact that anyone should say that I should write for common people!

Snob in me coming out a little but I think this particular person was looking for an argument and the fact that I am not going to rise to the bait and have a discussion with someone from Brazil (who I might like to say has got adsense ads on his blog) when I know my readers are better than that.

So coming up in the next few months are some new methods that have taken one of our new websites from a few hundred hits a day all the way up to tens of thousands of hits a day in under two months. No SEO or paid ads in any of this.

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Getting into the Mixx

I have just had the pleasure of reading 12 reasons to join Mixx and abandon Digg on Tad’s Web 2.0 blog and I have to say I have just been on the site and I couldn’t agree more. For a while now I have made no secret of my dislike for the Digg and the infamous Diggers since I hit the front page and they trashed my server along with the pointless “FIRST” comments that make content on the internet so worthwhile.

Now there has been a lot about social bookmarking lately and some great results from the likes of StumbleUpon which has been sending a truck load of traffic to my sites every day (even though I was disappointed that the moron factor has been picked up there as well having seen the results of Caroline Middlebrook’s StumbleUpon experience)

So based on these two articles and the fact that I have had a really good look at Mixx and the friendly interface you will now see that I have a button for Mixx at the bottom of my articles. Please feel free to use it and get yourself signed up today because I have a feeling they are going to have a lot to offer.

An important note though, DO NOT ABUSE THIS SERVICE! For some reason every time a good site like this comes along that deserves credit the idiots arrive and kill its reputation for everyone else involved! SO JUST DON’T DO IT! Thanks


Add to Mixx!

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Building your OWN brand with Social Bookmarking

In the thirty day challenge last month a lot of the strategy was based on social bookmarking, using sites like Digg, Del.icio.us, Stumble Upon and Mag.nolia to gain a ranking, but many people missed the point of these sites completely.

These sites work as long as you participate in their community which is one of the reasons that many of the people who participated in the 30 day challenge have now come up against their accounts being blocked, disabled and in some cases deleted. Participate, take part, join in social media is all about the first work SOCIAL! I have an account on Facebook where I can see what some of the people on the challenge are putting onto StumbleUpon and I am not surprised in the slightest that they have been blocked!

If I see a site I like, a blog post that gets my interest or a funny video that catches my eye I spend the few minutes that it takes to add it to social bookmarking sites. I add comments, if I don’t like something and I think it has just been added to get a step ahead, and lets face it there are a lot of them at the moment, I remove it or give it negative love.

So why is just giving your sites love bad? You are not taking part and it is all about taking part. You need to build a brand and that brand is YOU what you look at what you tell others about is very important because it reflects on you!

If you don’t want to involve your personal online experiences online then create yourself a sudoname that will allow you ro create a second personality, but be aware that the second personality has to take part as well as your own personality. Don’t and I repeat in big bold font DON’T create hundreds of accounts to push your sites through, social media sites are not stupid they know that you are doing it and will delete them as quick as you create them.

If someone offers you software that will do it all for you forget it! This is SPAM do not spam these sites they are not there to have trash put up on them they are there for you to share what you are reading and every now and again post something that you have written or a site you have designed.

Socialize add comments (and not idiotic comments like “First”) have something interesting to say don’t just add rubbish as it will be removed as SPAM. Add friends to your accounts real ones not the kind that you create in your own little world.

Social Bookmarking and Social Networking (sites like MySpace and Facebook) are a great way to generate links and traffic but SPAM is a massive NO, not taking part is considered criminal and to build up a reputation is something that should be top of the list.

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