It sounds like Twitter is working good for you. It does have that 140 character advantage.

With so many social networking sites out there, it is hard to determine which will work best. And, what works good for one person, may not work well for others. We just have to decide how connected we want to be.

And like you said, still find time to create good content.

I’m visiting blogs tonight, and you’re next on my list

At least with twitter you can comment @ other people or just put your thoughts into the world- one little bitty sentence at a time.

I’m DrCason if ya wanna twitter me and check it out

I also joined LinkedIn but haven’t figured out how that’s going to help me. I also joined de.li.ci.ous and stumble and haven’t figured those out either. Seems like a lot of work and most of it should probably go to creating good content as well as networking.

Dr.Casons last blog post..Back to Normal

As you can see, it’s tough for most bloggers to find the time for social networking. I’m sure it’s a great concept, but we also need balance in our lives.

I’ve got a Linked In account, which is slim, but at this point I mainly use for the links back to my blog. I’ve got friends who use it religiously and have been very successful with it.

Next on my list is Facebook. Given my workload, I’m thinking I’ll be able to get to that in July. (I hope).

Thanks Barbara for asking this question. I’ve felt behind the times with not being more active, but seeing these responses, I’m feeling better (and more realistic.)

Kaye

Kaye Swaffords last blog post..Call of the Wild

I’ve heard “eight is enough” too . That’s good.

Yikes…I hope that doesn’t mean I should join 8 social networks.