The NEW Party Principle for Social Networking

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Posted By: Shawn Miller .

I’ve been engaged with Social Networking since it began, it’s always fascinated me; this People’s Media! It’s a true revolution in human communication. Millions of people talking to millions of people, globally, and in real time. All other developments in communication have made more efficiency in one message to many people, but not social networking. It’s US! And it’s faster and more real than any P.R. Firm or even Government can control.

As a result, I was teaching other businesses about this ‘new’ online video opportunity and social networking ten years ago now. This ‘Party Principle’ has been my guideline for how to behave and how to connect on Social since the beginning. Today I come to you tracked as one of the Top 0.1% of Influencers on the contexts of Business, Branding, and Entrepreneurship and bring you a new and updated for 2015 Party Principle for Social Networking Success. Today I share Step 1: how to present yourself on Social Profiles and how to not kill your opportunity to connect before you even get started.

 

Follow along online, you’ll find me on the major networks @ShawnMMiller, see you online!

 

About the Author

Shawn Miller
Shawn M. Miller is the CEO of Performance Institute in Holland, Michigan, USA. ‘P.I.’ is a boutique strategic marketing and business advisement firm which holds three brands in addition to private consulting clients; the Celebrity CEO Model of Business Coaching and Celebrity Entrepreneur Magazine and a SaaS software suite of Social Media publishing and management tools called Social Cloud Suite. Shawn is a Social Entrepreneur, triggering multiple businesses, including FLEX Fitness Center, to fund missions and ministries which build families. You can easily find Shawn on most Social Media Channels as “ShawnMMiller” (Klout tracks Shawn among the Top 0.1% Most Influential People on-line in the subjects of Business, Branding, and Entrepreneurship).

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