5. Restricting access on things like Facebook, to prevent
others from seeing your posts, is a quick way to prevent
some of the major eBranding problems.
6. Would your boss be okay with your post?
If not, don’t post it!
7. With sites like linkedin and (proper use of) Facebook, you are in
control of the information about you that is available.
8. Try to include people whom you respect, such as family,
coworkers, bosses, etc. as friends/connections, so you
think twice before posting something.
9.
10. The things you post online are permanent – if there is a problem,
try to deal with them in person or over another medium.
11. Make sure the information you post is right for everyone on
the web, not just the select few.
12. The pictures and posts you make are available to everyone (that
includes employers, family and potentially even future children)!
14. Spamming is considered bad online etiquette. By doing this you are
negatively affecting your online - and potentially offline – identity.
15.
16. Most networks can help you find more connections. Make
sure you know the people you are connecting with!
17. Get involved with some of the groups/people that interest you
– thanks to technology there are many options to expand your
online connections.
18. Getting out there and meeting people, participating and
making a difference are great ways for you to add to your
connections (both on and offline)!
