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Social Networking Debate Part 4

Links to two articles for you today to carry on the social networking conversation:

Steve Pohlit published part 3 of his response to Patsi's question about whether social networking is a waste of time.

Lee Odden of Top Rank Blog posts his notes from a panel discussion on Facebook Marketing Best Practices.

Related Posts:
Social Networking Debate Part 3
Social Networking Debate Continues...
Twitter: there is a point
Social networking is a waste of time...
Social Networking: What Is It and Why Should You Care?
Twitter is sucking me in...

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I don't know about Social Networking, but I'd say Social Marketing has a good deal of relevance at the moment.

I made a series of links between one bookmarking site and 10 videos I have posted around the web - and got pg 1 organic rank for my phrase on Google, in less than 2 hours.

Heck, at the moment, I have #1 Google rank for more than one phrase, just by posting on Craigslist every 2 days.

SEM is wide open right now, but the question I have is how long will it last? It would be a damn shame to learn a set of skills and spend a bunch of time only to watch it become irrelevant in 12-18 months!

This debate is ongoing in many circles at present, and the content you've shared mirrors some of the more popular inputs. While I believe the social trends are a tad over-hyped (starting with the name "Web 2.0"... gimme a break LOL) I do see big value in this movement.

Ultimately it's like anything else in the online marketing world: Those who *slow down,* and take the time to explore it will benefit, and those who spend one day on it and don't get rich will say it "doesn't work".

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