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[eurobjeu]

Has to be facebook. It’s traffic is huge compared to other social networking sites.

[Evelinessa]

I vote mycap ….but I guess i’m biased :tongue:

[Anonymous]

Question is a bit vague – but because you said “Gambling Industry” I’m going to assume you mean business contacts in the Gambling Industry:

LinkedIn wins hands down for the business contacts in the Gambling Industry.
http://www.linkedin.com/

[Anonymous]

For industry networking, I’d have to go with LinkedIn

[Anonymous]

I’m a linkedin fan as well.

[akcov68]

LinkedIn is great, plus I like that I can have non-industry contacts there as well. I also checked out MyCAP for the first time yesterday was very impressed.

Have any of you been on betweendrinks.com yet? It’s still in beta, and it’s a good site for the social/outside work networking for gaming affiliates, affiliate managers, etc.

If you have been on there and have any feedback, we always love hearing your comments!:hattip:

[Paolino]

If you are looking to create your own social network, then socialgo is the way to go

Don’t go with ning, their terms and conditions are really bad if you want the rights to your own content

[Anonymous]

I am biased also. If you are really looking for the best social gambling network, that would be
at http://www.playping.com, which is mine. :tongue:

Later

[Anonymous]

Wow, lots of inputs and options.

Will join LinkedIn later

Thanks

[Anonymous]

I love Facebook and Twitter – Twitter is fast becoming my favourite and I think it will grow v fast this year so make sure you have your brand’s twitter name already before it goes – I know a lot of people that are having to try and purchase their names back at the moment.

If all goes to plan I should have someone from Facebook talking in Amsterdam so we can quiz him all about it there

[Anonymous]

i don’t like Twitter on one point

you locate a person, but there is no way to contact this person, and you can never contact this person in future if they don’t follow you.

any work around tips ?

[Anonymous]

@Vrindavan 196656 wrote:

i don’t like Twitter on one point

you locate a person, but there is no way to contact this person, and you can never contact this person in future if they don’t follow you.

any work around tips ?

Haven’t worked that out yet – Most of the time they provide a link or two to their sites so I usually then contact through that –

[Author]

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