19 Presence Management Chores You COULD Do Every Day | chrisbrogan.com

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If you’re looking to establish your online presence, and build relationships, it’s not the kind of project where you show up, build your profiles, friend a few people, and call it good. It’s a lot like tending the farm. Here are seven particular “chores” you could do every day that should prove beneficial to your online interests. Twitter Find seven things worth retweeting in your general feed and share. Reply to at least five things with full responses (not just “thanks”). Point out a few people that you admire. It shows your mindset, too. Follow back at least 10 folks. (I use an automated tool, but this is a personal preference. If you want such, I use SocialToo.) 10 minutes of just polite two-way chit chat goes far. Facebook Check in on birthdays on the home page. (Want a secret? Send the birthday wish via Twitter or email. Feels even more deliberate.) Respond to any comments on your wall. Post a status message daily, something engaging or interesting. Comment on at least seven people’s status messages or updates. Share at least 3 interesting updates that you find. If you belong to groups or fan pages, leave a new comment or two. LinkedIn Accept any invitations that make sense for you to accept. Enter any recent business cards to invite them to LinkedIn (if you’re growing your network). Drop into Q&A and see if you can volunteer 2-3 answers. Provide 1 recommendation every few days for people you can honestly and fully recommend. Add any relevant slide decks to the Slideshare app there, or books to the Amazon bookshelf. Blogs Visit your blog’s comments section and comment back on at least 5 replies. If you have a few extra minutes, click through to the blogs of the commenters, and read a post or two and comment back. While on those sites, use a ...

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