Obsessive Compulsive Social Media Disorder
You absolutely need a presence in social media as a business strategy, but do you have Obsessive Compulsive Social Media Disorder? Listen to Laura Stack explain how you can be involved in social media without living in social media. Learn how to increase efficiency, reduce multi-tasking and reduce wasted time using social media.
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June 05, 2009
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Laura,
Thank you for your wonderful blog. I love viewing the videos you have available. They are refreshing, to the point, and worthwhile. This particular video was so helpful for us to think about how to consolidate our social media tasks via tweetlater.com.
Posted by: Jennifer Rai | July 04, 2009 at 05:33 PM
I give myself a one hour timespan at the end of every day to check these things. If you stick to it, you can really set yourself into a habit, and then it becomes easier and easier everyday.
Posted by: RDW | July 24, 2009 at 01:06 PM