I am as intrigued as you are about all this social networking. I am a member of a bunch of different sites. My question is this: I don’t want social networking to be a burden on my time. I see a lot of value in these sites, but to check each site every day, log in, log out, read blogs etc seems to take too much time.

Is there some site out there, some web code or something where I could just check all my sites at once. Say I could make a web page and add it to my favorites, and this page has everything right there–facebook, myspace, linkedin, realstateinvestor, black widow, blogger, etc etc etc all on one page. Then maybe I have one login name and password for all?

I’m just thinking out loud here, but there has to be some way to just connect all these sites together and consolidate it to one page.

Is this possible, o wise net guru?

Hey, Tim! Someone definitely needs to invent this, brother. I’m not aware of it’s existence yet though. I can’t imagine it won’t be on the horizon soon however.

I don’t plug actively into all of them. I have my favorites I proactively spend more time on than the rest…and the others I’m strictly reactive to.

Most importantly I guess would be to figure out what’s going to actually SERVE you best in your endeavors and don’t let yourself get into social media “for social media’s sake”.

Always great hearing from you, brother.

…jp

I am as intrigued as you are about all this social networking. I am a member of a bunch of different sites. My question is this: I don’t want social networking to be a burden on my time. I see a lot of value in these sites, but to check each site every day, log in, log out, read blogs etc seems to take too much time.

Is there some site out there, some web code or something where I could just check all my sites at once. Say I could make a web page and add it to my favorites, and this page has everything right there–facebook, myspace, linkedin, realstateinvestor, black widow, blogger, etc etc etc all on one page. Then maybe I have one login name and password for all?

I’m just thinking out loud here, but there has to be some way to just connect all these sites together and consolidate it to one page.

Is this possible, o wise net guru?

Hey, Tim! Someone definitely needs to invent this, brother. I’m not aware of it’s existence yet though. I can’t imagine it won’t be on the horizon soon however.

I don’t plug actively into all of them. I have my favorites I proactively spend more time on than the rest…and the others I’m strictly reactive to.

Most importantly I guess would be to figure out what’s going to actually SERVE you best in your endeavors and don’t let yourself get into social media “for social media’s sake”.

Always great hearing from you, brother.

…jp