THE SOCIAL MEDIA BUBBLE

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We are experiencing, more than ever, great pressure for results, and I have humbly drawn my own conclusions regarding the use of the Internet and Social Networks in companies.

My analysis at this point says that we shouldn't worry about whether we should spend more time online or offline. I've noticed that a bubble is being created with this exaggerated appreciation of the time we buy realtor email list online, especially since many professionals are still looking for a meaning for this. As is usual with all new things, everyone is saying that the best opportunities in the world are here on the Internet, and I certainly don't doubt that, but I have some questions to ask:

– Are the best opportunities “for you” here? And are they now?

– Is the vehicle more important than the passengers? Than the destination? Or even than the route?

I explain:

Social Network = Connections between people

Therefore, business opportunities arise among people, and we need to dedicate ourselves to them. When I say that social media is overvalued, I mean that ordinary citizens should not join “agency chats”, because agencies, like the agency where I work, have an obligation to master these tools to serve their clients, which is not the case with other professions.

I have noticed people from various fields trying to understand and discussing technical topics such as network and social media management. It is not that I am interested in people not learning, far from it. I am just saying that some people are losing focus on their activities, chasing after minute new things that do not contribute to the goals of their businesses. In other words, we are training specialists with no purpose whatsoever.

There are no secrets to getting rich quick on the Internet (I've already looked for it!), what there are are new ways of relating to people and sharing knowledge, information, and then, yes, business prospecting. Once you've prospected, "let's focus on the customer"!