Good social networks for business?

My main activity works and promoting websites, so I spent a lot of time, how to build traffic to your website organically ie. not paying for traffic with pay-per-click Services, and to do so legally and without subscription link farms. I often check to see where traffic is coming from and what pages they landed on.

All I'm getting traffic mentioned Twitter and my blog, Facebook, and LinkedIn less rare, but can be several reasons for this, such as the level of activity, which I put on each node in the network.

Social networks fundamentally different for bloggers that blog pumps from who wants to read it. Readers can subscribe to the blog if they find the information there, useful and relevant, may encourage people to read it. Taking Twitter, for example, you can get people to read what you post (or promotion of goods and services that you offer) by conducting interviews with them.

"Trick", if I may call it, is very similar to face-to-face with business networks that immediate hard sell is not a way to go about it. You need to work to find people who share or discuss your general field or interest and then join in the discussion, after you've had several discussions, you'll start to earn the trust of your Twitter contacts will naturally start talking about you and to include you in other interviews. It was at this point that you are likely to find a business or business to find you.

But how long does it take to get to this point?

Here are the key to time. I spend most of my social networks to Twitter so is it any wonder that bring Twitter and Facebook and LinkedIn are not? Does this mean that if I had to spend more time on Facebook that I would get more business? Or that's what my Facebook activity to demonstrate that I am wasting my time?

This field, I still need to explore, but there is one thing, stop me and that's my ultimate point — in order to complete its investigations and to prove the point one way or another I invest an awful lot of time. I don't have time. Returning to my incoming traffic statistics, there are even more traffic to my site from my blogs than Twitter or Facebook, the amount of time and effort that I put in social networking, declining incomes.

Therefore, should continue to be a social network? You can afford not to? There are so many people out there tells us that social networking is the future that I really need to go on, but as you can do this without the extra drain on time?

The only way is to automate. Software for all my Facebook posts, Tweets, blog posts, so that I get the most bang for my buck, but not the winning object, because now I have taken from the human factor?