As an edition to our most recent post, How Social Networking Can Spread Like Wildfire, we would like to talk more about why just telling a friend goes a long way, and point out why it is good to have a community.
The main focus of telling a friend is to distribute your ideas and thoughts, and to able to emphasize on how you feel on certain things. It can also be a powerful tool for any purpose that you can least expect.
Benefits of Telling a Friend
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- You will feel more lively to your readers. If you answer messages, especially if you don’t know them in real life, they will feel special and be more loyal to you and what you do.
Simply interacting with social networking sites like Twitter can help you communicate better one on one or to everyone in one click of a button. This can empower and fortify a stronger trustworthy community.
- Telling a friend about something you are interested in can create a discussion where you can discuss and learn more from each others’ statements.
The more associated you are with your listeners, the more reason they will come back to your site.
- Because friends are what makes your site lively, messages can spread virally with today’s daily dose of huge social networking medians like Facebook and Myspace. Having a large community with authoritative responses can spark great promotion.
Without friends, your site is nothing more than a plain HTML sheet. Friends or just plain listeners are what redistribute your ideas and hints. They are what help increase your site’s exposure to popular social medians like Digg and Stumble Upon. Your listeners should be your site’s most precious possession and not your site. Read about our post on How Social Networking Can Spread like Wildfire.
Telling a friend and sociating with them will not only empower your site’s community, but it also ensures that readers won’t just be plain readers, they will be loyal readers. Building a community and telling a friend about simple things about you or your site can go a long way. There are too many good benefits of having a community of friends that you can just pass and say no.
