I visited my kids’ school library recently and found these five posters. Each one teaches a life lesson we all learned in grade school. And each one teaches a social networking lesson that we all can benefit from today. Note: Phone number changed to 587-586-8433.

1. 5 lessons
in social networking that
you learned in grade school

2. I visited my kids’ school library recently
and found these five posters.
Each one teaches a life lesson we all
learned in grade school.
And each one teaches a social
networking lesson that we all can benefit
from today.
Enjoy.

3. When
you’re
star.ng
out
in
social
networking,
it
can
seem
like
no
one
is
paying
a8en.on.
Zero
Twi8er
followers.
No
one
sharing
your
blog
posts.
Build
the
right
strategy
and
then
execute.
Eventually,
the
engagement
you
are
seeking
will
find
you.
Do
the
right
thing
in
social
networks,
even
when
no
one
is
looking.
Lesson #1

4. Avoid
“best
prac.ces”
if
you
want
to
get
ahead
of
the
compe..on.
Jumping
on
the
social
media
bandwagon
just
because
everyone
else
is
doing
it
isn’t
a
strategy.
Figure
out
the
right
strategy
for
your
business
and
then
s.ck
to
that
path.
Lesson #2

5. Lesson #3
THINK
before
you
engage.
Be
true.
Be
helpful.
Be
inspiring.
Ask
yourself:
“Does
what
I’m
saying
need
to
be
said?”
And
always,
be
kind.

6. Lesson #4
Like
anything
worthwhile
in
life,
building
credibility
and
trust
in
social
networks
is
not
easy.
It’s
hard
work
striving
to
create
value
for
people
in
your
network.
But
people
appreciate
it,
so
they
reciprocate.
And
that
makes
it
worth
your
while.

7. Lesson #5
You
can’t
accomplish
anything
if
you
don’t
try.
A
winner
is
just
a
loser
that
tried
one
more
.me.
Many
people
just
don’t
understand
social,
but
won’t
admit
it.
So
they
make
excuses.
Too
busy.
Too
risky.
Try
this.
Admit
that
you
don’t
know
and
start
trying.
Today.

8. Blog
h8p://jaypalter.ca
Email
jay@palter.ca
Phone
780-­‐868-­‐8433
Twi8er
@jaypalter