It’s So Lonely On Twitter

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It feels lonely when you post a tweet or update your status and no one responds. Can you imagine standing in the world just hollering and no one listens to you? That’s what it feels like to some lonely tweeters and facebookers. I’m not one of them, but just suppose I was…this is what my day would look like.

Get up in the morning at 7AM checking my Tweetdeck for direct messages and replies. There are none. But, how could that be?

I mean, I posted some pretty interesting stuff all day yesterday. I poured my heart out into it. Where are you people? You must be tone deaf and Twitter deaf! Maybe I just need some new followers.

Is there a program out there that will get me more followers who will pay me some attention? I’m willing to pay for friends and followers. No matter what the cost!

Forget Twitter, let me go over to Facebook. I know they love me over there!

Checking Facebook, ok, ok, no responses to my status updates? What, there is even one of my friends who sent out an angry update in all caps talking about how he doesn’t want to receive unsolicited party invites, and marketing messages to his inbox. The nerve! Everybody should like to party. And why are you on Facebook if you don’t want to receive marketing messages?

I am so lonely. I wish someone would listen to me.

The above is just a scenario into the day of a Facebook/Twitter member who does not understand the rules of engagement. You’ve seen them; you’ve read their messages and updates. They hold no value to your life, so you don’t reply nor do you retweet those updates.

One big thing many people forget that use Twitter and Facebook is, be engaging. If you are constantly shouting sales messages of your products or services, you will be avoided like the bubonic plague! Let your personality shine through, if possible.

I know that may be hard for some of you, because as a rule, we know that the internet is full of nerds and geeks. But, it is also home to a lot of non-geeky, non-nerdy types who know how to hold a conversation in real life…you know, day to day stuff.

There are rules of engagement when you use social networks, and if you find yourself feeling alone on Twitter or on Facebook, then you’ve probably been ostracized, silently. Similar to how you are in real life.

Here’s a tip: change your ways, and you’ll change your life. Quit doing the stuff that hasn’t gotten you a response in the past, and try something new, like try to be a real person for once. See what that gets you.

That’s real talk, and a Home Business Success tip.

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