[veronicagoldy]

Hi Friends,

I found the following social networking sites to be very useful for small business owners in terms of marketing and networking.

Small business friendly social networking sites.

MOLI - One Account Manages Multiple Profiles - One account, multiple profiles and create your business page and group. More emphasis on privacy.

vator.tv - What's your pitch? - Submit your business video pitch.

Ryze business networking - Ryze lets members organize contacts and friends; upcoming events; and even job, real-estate and roommate classifieds

XING - An account with networking site Xing can "open doors to thousands of companies."

Ecademy - Business Networking - Connecting Business People - Ecademy prides itself on "connecting business people" through its online network, blog and message-board chats


Explore and enjoy.

[santoshtanu]

Thanks for the help

[exgeek]

I am actually working on one for small businesses with a focus on helping businesses find cross-promotion and co-branding partners. It is in beta test mode now and I'd love feedback from some of you on the YE forum before the full scale marketing efforts go forward in the next couple of weeks.

You can create an account at Brand Torrent >> Create Account. There is an option to create a saved search which will allow you to enter search criteria for a marketing partner and as more members sign up you'll get notified when a member that meets your criteria joins.

You may also find the blog area useful Brand Torrent Blog It is updated on weekdays with tips about marketing your business and working with marketing partners.

[EasyAutoSales]

Wow - Ryze is so old school. I didn't think they were still around. Check out www.younoodle.com. That's actually used by many entreprenenurs who aren't looking to sell work at home opportunities.

[warrensway]

younoodle.com is actually a pretty cool set up someone introducted me to it about a week ago, I love reading about the companies