Letters From Dan

It’s so cool to build connections on the different social networks. I regularly chat with people on YouTube, Twitter, Flickr and Stumbleupon that I never would with Facebook alone. Below is the list of networks you can find me, as well as a bit about what you can expect from me on them. Click on one of the buttons to visit my profile!

Facebook is where you can find me. Not that I’m on Facebook a lot, but what I’m doing, my pictures, and all my friends are there. Please come hang with us!

My Favorite Place To Take Kids on Vacation Is. . . is a Facebook group I started to get people together sharing their favorite places to take kids on Vacation. Join and share yours.

I get e-mail on my phone, at my desk, at my home office so if it’s easiest to e-mail me, feel free to do so at tri4time@hotmail.com

I didn’t start using YouTube until this year, but now absolutely love it. I post most of my Facebook videos and a lot more here on Facebook. Check out all my social marketing tips here.

I enjoy LinkedIn, but don’t use it as well as I should. I’d love to hear your tips and ideas on how to use LinkedIn better.

I’m loving Foursquare. It’s not a site we can chat, but we can connect there. If you join, “friend me” – it’s a great way to see what local businesses are doing for revenue.

Before voice mail, before Facebook and before the contact form on this blog – I’m on Twitter. The only faster place to reach is my cell phone (but not always)

I love Stumbleupon. When I first found it I was addicted to the Stumble button. Now I just love seeing cool pages and ‘stumbling’ pages for friends. Check out my page, there are some really cool websites out there.

I use Flickr for both my personal photos, photos of cool places we’ve visited and as a marketing tool. I load up all the photos from my websites and both caption and save them as my keywords. A lot of traffic can be derived through keywords. Add me as a Contact to your Flickr account!

Technorati is a great way to increase the exposure to your blog and to create new friends with similar interests. Let’s chat there.

FriendFeed i(and spnbabble) are great places to go when Twitter is down. I also keep track of some of my off-line groups like “Nashville Geek Breakfast” there.

Brightkite is different from the rest for me. When you travel you can log-in on Brightkite with your location and it shows you whose near you. I use it to see what’s going on in the places that I’m traveling.

Delicious is almost my favorite web app. I save everything to my Delicious account, my favorite sites, my most used sites, sites I need to visit later. Then when I’m on the road – no matter where I am – I can still get access to it all.