SHIRT OF THE WEEK vol.16

I learned early on as a small town newspaper reporter that mentioning the names of people in the community in stories, and featuring their kids in school activities, was how you sold papers. It’s the same reason people buy that expensive “Who’s Who” book: they’re listed in it.
Some might be on Twitter (where following a discussion is like chasing the tail of a kite on a windy day), others on Google+.
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One-sided networking never works. In order to make connections that matter, we have to be willing to give and take, and meet people outside of our usual social groups.
It functions on the same principle as why small town newspapers run so many photos of the local sports team.
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Being a one-way content pusher is sort of the equivalent of handing out business cards en masse and not bothering to do much listening as you turn around and walk away. It doesn’t work.
The back and forth conversation in blog comments, and and honest willingness to listen, is good networking. Just like you find new blogs to read, you make connections with the other “regulars” and break free of the limited circles of your social media. Blog comment sections bring in people you might not have discovered, otherwise, and truly expand your networking circles.
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Blog comment sections are like the coffee house of the internet, where you introduce the discussion and let the regulars get busy discussing it.
Taking part in your own blog comment section shows the world you’re not a hermit. It says that you are not just a one-way street, blasting your content out to them but unwilling to hear them back. (This is especially important if you are trying to build your blog traffic and get a bigger audience.)
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Whether opposing view or adding to the supporting view, there’s more to be said about most topics, and readers can help each other by commenting.
A coffee shop near where I work knows what I’m going to order before I order it. I love that. I love going in and having them pick up the conversation where we left off. It’s the joy of being a “regular.”
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