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Paul Burton September 6, 2010 at 7:22 pm: I maintain my “main” Facebook page for my friends and created a separate QuietSpacing(R) page for my professional communications. The primary reason for doing it this way was so that I didn’t flood my personal friends with my professional communiques.
Jessica Levin September 6, 2010 at 7:27 pm: Paul – Thanks for the comment. Did you know you can create filters on Facebook and only post to certain groups? I bet that some of the great efficiency tips that you share with your business friends could benefit your personal friends. I also suppose that your business friends might be interested in getting to know the softer side of Paul.
Dossy Shiobara September 6, 2010 at 8:01 pm: I don’t separate my biz and personal contacts on social networking sites. I think to do so is inauthentic, and it shows when you read some people’s profiles. They’re too “clean” and they just feel like spammy shills for whatever their biz is. Everyone knows that we have lives and they are dirty and gritty like everyone else’s. Now, if you’re doing things that are really questionable, sure, posting about it to your activity stream might be foolish, but it’s only a matter of time before your colleagues, customers, employers, etc., find out — it’s better to stop doing those things instead of trying to find ways of segregating your audience and trying to hide it from people.
Jessica Levin September 6, 2010 at 8:05 pm: Great comments. My rule is never post anything on the internet that you don’t want your boss, clients or grandmother to see. Privacy settings or not – be smart about what you post, but be authentic.
Dave Lutz September 7, 2010 at 7:09 am: Jessica, nice post! I find that most people start out with the intention of separating – LinkedIn for Biz, Facebook for family & friends…but as your activity increases, the worlds must collide. I know I started that way, but it didn’t last too long.

The thing I hate is when folks post the same thing to facebook, linkedin and twitter simultaneously. On each platform, there needs to be some degree of personalization when sharing updates or links. Feeds are getting crowded and one needs to be interesting and post sparingly to not be hidden/un-friended.
Jessica Levin September 7, 2010 at 1:32 pm: Thanks Dave. I agree that messages should have some thought and be targeted to the audience. I do cross-post, but it is rare and only when relevant.
I’m wondering, can you tie direct business to relationships that have been cultivated through Facebook?