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	<title>Johnnie  Firari &#187; Popularity</title>
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		<title>Popularity in Social Media</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Popularity in Social Media, does it equal income?

Of course your business having some popularity or even yourself should be a good thing. My question to the popular ones, is your income equal to your popularity?

Do not get me wrong, I recently did a post about setting goals for your Social Media platform and maybe their goals is not to create income from Social Media.

Side note:

My personal take on popularity is to focus on quality not quantity. Tough I know because so many feel they need to follow thousands and have thousands follow them on twitter. Those I follow on twitter definetly put out good content or help my business in some form. The ones following me, I can say most are great people but I know, I have some spammers who just followed me in hopes they would get the ever so polite, follow back. Consider me rude, sorry not happening.
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<p>Of course your business having some popularity or even yourself should be a good thing. <strong>My question to the popular ones, is your income equal to your popularity? </strong></p>
<p>Do not get me wrong, I recently did a post about <a title="Manage Social Media" href="http://yougonetwork.com/johnnie_firari/2009/09/how-do-you-manage-social-media/" target="_self">setting goals for your Social Media platform</a> and maybe their goals is not to create income from Social Media.</p>
<p>Side note:</p>
<p>My personal take on popularity is to focus on quality not quantity. Tough I know because so many feel they need to follow thousands and have thousands follow them on twitter. Those I follow on twitter definetly put out good content or help my business in some form. The ones following me, I can say most are great people but I know, I have some spammers who just followed me in hopes they would get the ever so polite, follow back. Consider me rude, sorry not happening.</p>
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