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Teleseminar Tip # 19 – Teleseminar Promotion Through Social Networking Sites

Social networking sites are increasing in popularity from social sites to more networking sites. You must first establish a network and grow your friends or people you are linked into to make the following sites work for you:

1. MySpace – MySpace is one of the top popular social networking sites. You have to build your friends list. As all the social networking sites, you can gradually increase your list or start adding people to become your friend. The best way to find friends on any site including MySpace is to go to the already formed groups that are similar to your topic and start joining the groups, making comments and adding friends. You should always have a link back to your teleseminar.

2. Facebook – Facebook site started out as a college networking site and has grown into a huge networking site. MySpace is still more for socializing, while Facebook is seeing more business networking. As mentioned in the above item, join the groups and add friends from that group. Make sure you had a thoughtful comment so people know who you are and why you want to be their friend. Have your website listed in your signature line as you are commenting or emailing people. Also announce when your teleseminar is happening. You can send all your friends an event invitation.

3. Jaiku – This is a relatively new social networking site by Google. On Jaiku, you can make posts to your Jaiku account. These posts can go directly to your friend’s telephone if they have Jaiku set up. You can add links and promote your teleseminar using this method of posts.

4. LinkedIn – More business oriented social networking site. This is a great source to stay connected to your industry, meet others who are interested in your industry and offer the teleseminar through a link in your signature line.

5. Twitter- This is a mini-blogging social networking site where people post comments back and forth to each other. This method allows you to promote your teleseminar when it is occurring in a non-evasive method by just mentioning it while you are twittering.

The above social networking sites are a sample of how you can promote your teleseminars using indirect promotional tactics.

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About the Author

Layla Tusko is a writer, coach, educator, marketer and stay-at-home mother. She is actively working on multiple internet projects.

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