As wide open as cyberspace is nowadays, there are almost unlimited ways to connect with others. And truthfully, aint nothing more important than maintaining your integrity, that unspoken, yet virtually heard, moral code of ethics.

1. AreYou Making This Mistake With
Your Marketing Tactics? Hers’sOne
way to Get it Right…
As wide open as cyberspace is nowadays, there are almost unlimited
ways to connect with others.
And truthfully, aint nothing more important than maintaining your
integrity, that unspoken, yet virtually heard, moral code of ethics.
Make sure you get this because how you go about doing it is going to
haunt you forever if you get it wrong. People ain‟t idiots. Don‟t treat
them like commodities.
So let‟s take another look at one way you can get this thing right, for
free, and accomplish your goals at the same time.
Why what you say and how you say it matters more than most people
realize.
While you‟re budgeting for advertising, looking for additional ways to
tell others aboutwhat you‟re doing is a non-stop process.
So, to me, it‟s just common sense to use commenting – and do it
personally – as part of your marketing strategy.
There‟s a shit-load of blogs out there on plenty of topics. And, if you
run out of possibilities, search for niche blogs on google. Great place
to start.
It’s what you do and how you say it that’s critical.

2. Nothing is more frustrating than to find non-relevant comments on a
post. Off the bat you already know that either the person moderating
the blog isn‟t paying attention and has their settings wide open, or a
“comment bot” is making the same old comments everywhere, or the
person hired someone to speak for them.
Dumb, dumb, dumb.
I can understand that you want to use your time efficiently, but trust
me this is not one of those times where you resort to automated
software. Or hire someone to do your posting for you.
It‟s human-to-human connections that build your online reputation.
There is only one you.
Oscar Wilde put it this way:
Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.
If you‟re tempted to take a shortcut, reconsider. Allowing someone
else to comment for you sets you up to be anything but yourself. Do
you really want to come off sounding middle eastern if you‟re from the
western hemisphere – or vice versa?
I didn‟t think so.
Plus, if you take this advice, you learn a ton of things you didn‟t know
an hour ago. You can learn anything online, you can be a part of a
community, and you don‟t have to spend all day doing it.
Here‟s something else to keep in mind even if it may go against
anything anyone else has told you…
You don‟t have to comment only on freelance writing blogs if you‟re a
writer.

3. You don‟t have to comment only on affiliate marketing blogs if you‟re
an affiliate marketer.
You don‟t have to comment only on golfing blogs if you‟re selling golf
equipment.
You can, but you can also expand!
Good comments leave bread trails back to you.
The only thing to always keep upper most in your mind is to make
sure your comment makes sense with what you‟ve read. Put some
effort into it. Politely agree or disagree. Add insight and, most
importantly, use your voice to add to the conversation going on.
Make room in your schedule to spend time on just one or two blogs
today (and tomorrow, etc.).
Very few things in life are actually free so when you come across
excellent free resources, and the opportunity to be a part of the whole,
don‟t blow it.
What’s your take? Leave your comments and opinions below!
To your success,
William Rodriguez
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