Using these outstanding and unique sites can seem a bit overwhelming at first, but taking the few minutes to learn each will help and taking on only one at a time will also benefit the learning experience greatly. All of the types of Social Network Marketing are similar in some ways. Taking these similarities into play, let's look at some tips other than navigation that I can help with.

Choosing about five keywords to get you started with your blog sites, web sites, and other places that you can use keywords, will increase the chances of landing on page one of the search engines. Then, as you add keywords to your list, it will be easier to use them and remember them properly. Same principle as the memory test where you start with yellow, red, blue, and green...then add purple. So now you remember yellow, red, blue, green, and purple. Then, add one more keyword each few days or so to your list for the Social Network Marketing places you go.

Visiting blog sites you enjoy, on topics you already know about, will create an at home feeling for you, very comfortable. My favorite teacher once told me to "write what I know" Same principle here. If you don't know about surfing lingo, don't try to comment too much on a surfer site "Dude". :)

You have a lifetime's experience with making friends, again, do what you know, make friends on the blog sites. Picture this, you wouldn't bust into a social party and dance about singing loudly about your fantastic business opportunity, terrific product, or incredible service. Make friends first. Find people with like interests, so you have a fun time chatting. Put yourself in the comment receivers seat, would you want that comment on your blog, social network page, or in your email box?

Most importantly, you cannot break a blog or social network. If it's totally messed up, you can always delete everything and start over if you want, or just delete the things that you aren't happy with and repost them. Social Network Marketing is just that, social. Let's be friendly and really get to know a bit about each other before we start pitching business opportunities. People are cool! Let's talk sometime.