5 Tips For Bloggers Who Use Facebook

Before becoming a blogger, I had a good network of friends on Facebook, unlike Twitter, which I really started paying attention only when I turned to blogging. Most bloggers look at the social networks through the prism of their blogs. Questioned asked: "What's for my blog?"

The answer is not quite final, and not very productive in the short term. Presence on Facebook is like your blog. You have to work consistently and over time.

Here are 5 tips that I feel like a blogger is useful when it comes to using Facebook.

# Create a personal and professional accounts

I had previously been a fan of two separate accounts on Facebook. I thought that people are interested in me as a blogger should know the real me. But the problem begins to privacy. You are not alone responsible for the privacy, but also the privacy of your friend. I do not really want to add friends Blogger randomly classmates on Facebook. This is where you must draw a line. I created a profile just by adding a blog dedicated to the related contacts. Usually do not mix with my contacts at all.

# 2 Work on your profile

People who add a Facebook blogger is not necessarily the same bloggers. Sometimes they are just regular readers. They want to know the person behind the name and the best way to start is to work on the information in your profile. In general, always update the data, as the name of the city / town, country of Education. Another way to make yourself look human is to ensure that you have added some movies, books and sports.

# 3. Be relaxed, but be polite

Be relaxed when it comes to update the wall space, or leaving comments on other contact information updates. Being random is good, but never forget to be polite. If a Facebook profile is linked to a blog so be sure to use the language of the blog is the same on Facebook.

# 4 friends are not fans

I tend to have profiles of thousands of Facebook friends are not very serious. Suppose someone has a 2000 friends and I have to add that person. Most likely that person will not be able to give my attention profile. No seriously can interact individually with 2,000 friends. Make a fan page, if you have to share things with thousands of people. I know that adding friends is easier than getting people to become fans, but this is not Facebook and Twitter.

# 5 Be careful of what you "like"

Attention, "the button Like" and be selective. Do not press the "Like" automatically. Make sure the reson behind the calculation of the 'how' is a space divided into a link or image. In general, follow the "how" and the comment. Also, if you read the link, check out actually link and then come back and click "Like".

These are the points that follow a lot in my Facebook profile. I do not use it as an extension of my blog, but rather a way to meet other bloggers and interact with them.

If you think you have more points to add things that you expect bloggers to make their character of Facebook did not tell me their thoughts.