Things to Remember When Tagging People, Businesses, Products, and/or Services on Social Media Sites

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</center><br>Over the last several weeks, we have been experimenting and talking with customers/businesses about Tagging with social media sites such as Instagram, FourSqaure, and Facebook, which allow people or businesses to share photos with one another while tagging other people or businesses with you or them. What fun huh? This can be even more fun if you are looking to meet new people or even looking for or selling new products/services, as people and companies can tag you in them if you so choose.<br /> Well, lets think about that? People and companies can tag you in them if you so choose, as this is extremely important and if you do not change your settings sooner or later in these social network spaces, you will get violated and perhaps even pissed off at your friends, acquaintances, or favorite brands. So, while some social media sites such as Twitter still allow you to @username (much like tagging), which you cant control, if you are using Instagram, FourSqaure, and Facebook, make sure you make it a point to set your personal or business accounts to private or change your settings to approve tags, communicators, and followers first. That way if you are using or with people or companies that want to display something on one of your social profiles, you dictate what it is or what it is not APPROVAL and/or who, what, when, or where you have been.<br /> Here are some other things to remember when using Instagram, FourSqaure, and Facebook tagging :<br /> 1.   On FourSqaure you can now tag location and people by using a person or businesses Twitter namespace. This is NEW, so you may not have tried it but FourSqaure will even do an auto complete during your check-in, so if you use this make sure you are checking in with the right person just like with Facebook (ANOTHER reason to set this to approval)<br /> 2.   On Instagram you can use GeoTagging, which uses a version of Tagging” powered by FourSqaure for location or the #Hashtag for popularity (Public Posts) in the caption field or a #Hashtag in the comment field for photos you already uploaded through Instagram </p> <p>3.   If you want a more target audience (friends, family, businesses) on Twitter make sure to set your feed to private that way those people and companies cant @mention or @reply directly to you (essentially TAGGING you), which will cut down on direct messages and @connects</p> <p>While tagging has been around for quite some time, with all the different/new social media sites, people and companies are/will continue to look for ways to communicate with you. Tagging or @username @mention @replies @connect are a couple of those ways. Long story short and if you use any of these sites, make sure you continue to check your settings and monitor your pages for tags of people, places, and things (sometimes you are even incorrectly tagged by accident), that way you can dictate what you want or do not want to see and/or promote. Also remember that if you want to promote someone or something to properly tag,  @username, or #Hashtag the other person or business that way they know you are thinking about them.</p> <p>We sure hope this post helps some of you keep your social media privacy, while sharing with others (make sure they are the right ones) things you are doing, places you are at, and products, and services you love. Now get out there visit some people/businesses, snap some pictures, connect with others, and enjoy. Otherwise, and like usual play nice and dont forget to keep smiling, as it really does look good on YOU!

Over the last several weeks, we have been experimenting and talking with customers/businesses about “Tagging” with social media sites such as Instagram, FourSqaure, and Facebook, which allow people or businesses to share photos with one another while tagging other people or…

Things to Remember When Tagging People, Businesses, Products, and/or Services on Social Media Sites

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