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As I said some time ago, when I signed up on Facebook, there were many business and networking contacts of mine on there.
Now today, the situation turned 180 degrees and there are more friends than business contacts.
I love my friends dearly, else they wouldn’t be friends. However, there are times when I can’t play the latest Facebook game. I still have business contacts on Facebook and I don’t want them to see last year’s Halloween picture.
Being that I am sometimes on Facebook for business purposes, I don’t want one of these situations to happen.
Even though I have created my lists, crossed my T’s and dotted my I’s, I now suggest to all professional contacts to find me on LinkedIn or Twitter.
How are you using Facebook? Personal, Professional or both?
Why not create a fan page for your business clients? You can keep this entirely separate from your personal profile but still get the benefits of being on Facebook. It would be fairly easy to keep the fan page business only. Good luck!
I do have a Facebook fan page and have informed my professional contacts about it numerous times in numerous formats.