I Don’t Friend Logos

Facebook is a fun place to connect and socialize (digitally anyway). We’re there to simply connect, network, and have fun (sharing photos, events, etc.). I suppose you can say the same about Twitter. But how do you decide who to connect with?

I Don’t Friend Logos:

I have a simple rule: I don’t “friend” logos. Why? Here are a few reasons…

  • First off, it’s too impersonal,
  • (In most cases) all I get is spam in the form of blatant self-promotional Tweets or event invitations,
  • It feels awkward talking to an unrecognizable logo (I wanna see who’s behind the logo). Unless, you’re a brand like Coca-Cola, it’s not gonna work…

How About You?

Do you set any restrictions on who you decide to “Friend” or “Follow” across different social networks? Do you use a logo to differentiate between your regular and business accounts? If so, what’s been your experience?

Ricardo Bueno

I specialize in marketing and technology for the real estate industry. Currently: Marketing Technology Director at West (a Williston Financial Group company) West. Previously: National Trainer at W&R Studios.


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