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Sommige mensen denken Facebook, zijn een afval van tijd.

En het kan zijn - ALS u naar voren gebogen bent aan tijd het verspillen. U moet niet zijn als u leert hoe te om het behoorlijk te gebruiken.

Er is overvloed van minder vocale mensen die geloven StumbleUpon voor amateursharers is. En natuurlijk is er het grote kamp van mensen die alle sociale media, met inbegrip van het blogging en het sociale bookmarking denken, is een reusachtig afval van uw middelen dat u om het even wat van niet zult terugkrijgen.

Wat zo vaak hier wordt gemist is dat, in verschillende omstandigheden, de mening van hulpmiddelen als nuttig en/of nutteloos juist is. Een krachtig wapen in de handen van novice is machteloos.

En ja, bedoel ik dat de vuile manier.

Ernstig niettemin, is het altijd uw keus hetzij om novice te zijn of meer te leren. Het is meer savvy om te zeggen u niet het weet hoe te om Facebook voor zaken te gebruiken, en dan te weten te komen, dan het moet eisen het een tijd waster is wanneer u het spel Zombie speelt en uw medewerkers hindert.

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Als u van onze inhoud geniet, zouden wij houden van achter u opnieuw te zien. U kunt intekenen door RSS voer, of krijg wekelijkse updates per e-mail.

If you submit all the links you find, every day, to all the social news, bookmarking and sharing sites you know of, you will get into an endless loop of site sharing. This is far from what you want to accomplish.

Instead, see how much sharing you usually get done in whatever time you have set aside for share work, whether it’s 15 minutes a day, or 2 hours at the end of the week. Make that number the amount of sites you gather.

You don’t have to hold yourself to exactly 100 sites. About 90 or 110 will do - this way if you find a really good site when you’re near your soft limit, you won’t waste time agonizing over what site not to share.

After a few weeks, you’ll get a feel for how many sites you normally come across and what percentage of them can make it to the sharing stage. Don’t just set a limit to the sites you bookmark. Think about keeping your submissions to some approximate limit. You can always come back during non-marketing time to add more.

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As you finish with basic sharing of sites, you’ll likely want to move on to the subset of those sites that you want to vote for, or submit to a social news site.

What you’ll run into at some point is that as you’re submitting stories, many of the links you’ve submitted are already present. The way you’ll find this out is as you’re submitting- this can quickly turn into a waste of time. Or, if you’re often the first submitter, by the time you’re visiting other submissions and voting, there’s a pile of new sites to see and vote on.

You can overcome this by setting aside time to look on the popular and upcoming page for stories you’ve already read at other sites and voting for them, when you first log onto the site, before your submissions.

Then, when you’re adding your sites, you’ll have an idea which ones to skip. Of course, if you want to be the first to submit a great story, this can get in the way. But you’ll build a better following by keeping most of your submissions to completely new discoveries rather than brand new submissions from sites everyone already knows about..

When you’re finished voting for sites you already know about, you can then scan the upcoming and popular lists for your favorite category, and vote for the links you didn’t know about. If time pressed, instead of starting the cycle all over again, you can either end on this round of submissions. Or, if the submissions aren’t time sensitive, simply add the links that you enjoy, but aren’t as popular, to your share list for the next day or visit.

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Depending on what industry you’re in, or what country you’re from, you will find that a particular time of day drives more attention to the links that you have submitted to your favorite bookmarking site. There are also dead spots in the day, or certain days of the week where it’s harder to get noticed.

Experiment with the time of day that you share and take note of the effect. Extend that to the day of the week, or even the seasons.

Since the links you are submitting will be for other people, you can’t tell from the server logs which link is getting the most traffic, because of course, you can’t access that information. What you can do is look at other signs that might give you a clue that the site is busy at the time you’re online.

Here are some indicators that may help:
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