Thanks Reba. I remember the time when professionals started posting quiz’s etc on LinkedIn which led to lots of post venting not to treat LinkedIn like Facebook. It died down after a while but I’m not sure who it impacted worse – the folks who were trying to get eyeballs with non-LinkedIn posts or the folks who were screaming and receiving comments that they should be more tolerant. 🙂

Thank you Kathleen. In a world where business owners are being taught that content is King, creating more content is good but checking to see if older content can be upgrade to provide value and be of service to an audience that prefers other mediums for education is equally important. Mission ‘to be of service’ continues! 🙂

Thanks Yvonne. I added the transcript because I realized video might not be everyone’s cup of tea. 🙂

The caution to stop and think, and even ask questions, is appropro. I sometimes read things and ask the question, “What is she thinking?!!” Perhaps they’re not. There have been some pretty public cases where just one photo or status updated had terrible consequences.

Excellent reminders. Thank you for posting them.

Thanks Teresa. Your method of planning how to present your brand works brilliantly. As the late Covey put it, begin with the end in mind and then of course, apply that vision in creating your social media posts.