Networking can be quite tricky. You need to have the time and knowledge of the Internet. If you use Twitter and let’s say YouTube, you must connect them. I am an author and have my own author page on Amazon. My Facebook remarks are tweeted automatically and they show up on my author page.

When I upload a YouTube video it goes on Facebook automatically because I have connected the two sites by allowing them to do this. The YouTube video also gets ‘tweeted.’ Every time I reply to a comment made on my videos or others videos on YouTube, they get put on my Facebook page automatically as well as getting ‘tweeted.’

When I post on my blog, it gets tweeted because I have allowed the connection by clicking on allow. Now Twitter will ‘tweet’ my blog to wherever I have allowed Twitter to do so.

My articles here on Ezine have the URL posted on Facebook and Twitter as well as my blog. They now expand those posts. In doing this you have increased your audience.

It does not hurt that I own an interactive poetry site where I have a forum for ‘Articles and Press Releases.’ That means I can post the URL to this article there as well. Now all the members have the option to click on the URL and read this article.

I know all this sounds hard to do for some people. There are those who pay others to ‘network’ for them. ‘Networking’ gets your name and the things that you do out on the Internet and makes it available on a search.

For instance, I can do a Google search on my name and all my Internet connections are working for me. I just did a search on my name just an hour ago. At page forty-six I stopped looking. With that many pages coming up on just my name, I consider myself a professional ‘networker.’ I have fulfilled my expectations. » Read more: Having Fun Networking