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Which social media/networking do you use more? 

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Which social media/networking do you use more? 

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Both allow communiation and interaction with other people.The first one personally and the other professionally

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Social networking is all about engagement — creating relationships, communicating with your readers, building your following and connecting with your online audience. If you treat social networking like social media, you will come off as someone using a bullhorn. It’s important to listen as much as talk with social networking.

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Facebook and Twitter also provide you with numerous opportunities to connect with your prospective audience through web links, posts, news stories, notes, photo sharing, blog posts, direct messages, questions and comments. Eventually you may want to branch out with other social networking platforms like LinkedIn and Pinterest.

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Having a Facebook business page for you and your brand is essential because, as you know, people on Facebook read books and will tell their friends and colleagues about your book.

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Once you decide what media you are going to use, begin with social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter to engage with your audience.

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Social media is the media (content) that you upload (whether that’s a blog, video, slideshow, podcast, newsletter or an eBook) Consider social media as a one-to-many communication method. Although people can respond and comment, you own the content and have to produce (write/record/create) the media yourself.