
I keep on repeating it: I’m a copywriter and a strategic planner (I’m repeating it for search engines, not for my readers). Mine is a corporate blog that aims to make my site, AAA Copywriter Pubblicità Varese visible, and my contents are to promote mycommunications services and my unconventional marketing.
This is also true for all social networking or social bookmarking services I use (but for the ones I DON’T use as well). Each day I receive invites and notices for some new services, some of them even very interesting Yet I end by not using them at all.

Copywriter, strategic planner.
What services?
Many of these services are pay only. Or they become so. Last in order of time, after XING, where they managed to destroy the few good things we achieved on Neurona, is Viadeo. The French platform is now also asking for money to give you pro services. I never liked Viadeo. I always thought they admitted anyone and that the (few) contacts I made there weren’t really useful. So, also because of my principle not to use pay-for services, as I fulfill all my communications and visibility needs with free ones, my reply is a strong no.
It is true that at the beginning of my net activity I saturated search engines and directories with my links. But my net presence is now a fact.

Media planning teaches us: coverage in a launch phase (that’s the reason of saturation), frequency to keep presence up. And that I now manage trough my blog (this one) but mostly tough the few social services I really care for.

Here is my list:
• Facebook
• BlogCatalog
• MyBlogLog
• StumbleUpon
• Technorati
• BlogBabel
• FriendFeed
• Twitter
• Meemi
• Mixx
• social | mediain
• Intense Debate
But I don’t care about what I already know does work. My aim is to point out uninteresting stuff
What I’d like to know from you readers, is what service not in my list you dislike the most (please, only one for each of you).
So please, it’s up to you my friends.