Tip for building relationships at APSense : don't claim credits on your friends campaigns

Excellent idea, Philippe.

Give us more from where this one came from.

Nice perspectives on what and what not to do. Cheryl provides a good point and by creating a campaign for a friend is an excellent method of building on a friendship.

Nice information given there thx for the helpful advise

Thanks alot! I have a great deal to learn here!

Great idea. What a show of respect and admiration, which can definitely lead to positive business and social relationships.

@James, I don't remember if you are a member of my "Achieve work-life balance" group, if not, I invite you to take a look, my friends Dawie and Sean North have started posting many quotes there, just like yours. If you have more of those, I will gladly invite you to contribute them in the group. :)

@Peaceful, thanks for your feedback, I do my best :)

Great Tip Philippe:)What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us,what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal.~Albert Pike

That's a really good observation and business etiquette pointer, Philippe! :)

@marS, nobody's perfect. What I wrote is not black and white. It's a suggestion, not an exact science. Who knows, maybe some people do things differently and have a lot of success.

I'm open to suggestions.

well, I'm going to blog, revpage or campaign if found something interesting. maybe I should think about your proposal and check if the friend started a campaign and avoid campaign? I don't know for sure...

Very good advice, greed is not good:)

@Mal77, some people claim the credits to amass enough to launch a campaign of their own. :(

I've seen that a few times. It is sad. These people don't realize they're hurting their business in the long run.

Yes Paula I have seen both you and Dawie do it more than once. That's saying a lot because I rarely bother myself with looking at the campaigns unless it's a mission or I get a complaint.

I do think you are right because some individuals tend to just take advantage of your credits and leaving you blind! Thank you for the information.

I do not claim credits when I think a lot of people should see it. occasionally I spend credits on a campaign from somebody else.

I know, Cheryl, for sure I meant the spammers and scammers

People do it Philippe, but it the people who are building relationships and serious about it. the spammers scammers won't do it no but those building a relationship with each other will.

I totally agree, Cheryl! I have done the same for a blog or discussion that I find to have excellent information. It is all a give and take...some need the credits for advertising, and why not get credit for supporting a pal?

Cheryl, creating a campaign promoting someone else's product, blog or RevPage is not something many people will do, IMHO