A while back I was tagged by Ari Herzog (cited below) to take part in a social media best practice meme. One of my fellow tagees, Kim Woodbridge of (Anti)Social Development took to the meme with gusto, even though by her own admission the deepest she has gone into social media is Twitter and marketing isn’t really her game at all. Anyway, thanks to Kim we now have a (hopefully) comprehensive list of links for those tagged who responded in kind:

• Reflecting on Social Media – Kim Woodbridge (Reflect)
• Playing Social Media Tag – David Bradley (Be Nice)
• Social Media Marketing Best Practices – Ryan Stephens (Respect)
• Discovery Marketing: One Step Ahead of Word of Mouth – Max Gladwell (Discovery)
• Social Media Best Practices – Andy Murdoch (Automate)
• Social Media Marketing Best Practice – Kristi (Be Unique)
• Social Media Marketing Tip: Pause – Ari Herzog (Pause)
• Inclusion: My Choice for Social Media Marketing Best Practice – Shel Holtz (Inclusion)
• What Are Some Social Media Marketing Best Practices – Chris Brogan (Listen)
• Best Practices In Social Media Marketing – Add Value – Reid Givens (Add Value)
• Best Practices – David Wescott (Build Relationships)
• What’s Your One Social Media Best Practice – Jacob Morgan (Give)
• Best Practices for Social Media Marketing – Kristie Wells (Be Human)
• Best Practices in Social Media With the Eyes – Liz Strauss (Watch What People Actually Do)
• Always Be Responding: The Best Practices In Social Media Marketing Writing Project – Rebecca Zwar (Always Be Responding)
• Best Practices in Social Media Marketing – Mike Fruchter (Consistency and Sharing)
• Best Practices In Social Media Marketing: Embrace Your Audience – Jason Falls (Embrace Your Audience)
• Social Media Best Practices – Erhan Erdogan (4 tips on Friendfeed)
• Be a Beacon: The First Principle of Social Media – Max Gladwell (Be a Beacon)

I hope Kim doesn’t mind my snaffling her compilation of links like this, it’s there to share in the bestest sense of social media best practice, after all. Like her, however, I am not going to twist the list with my own spin and will simply let the bloggeries* speak for themselves. I hope by doing so I am living up to my own idiom – be nice – and that Kim, when she sees the trackback from this post will feel the same (I’m sure she will).

*bloggeries = a synonym for the term blog posts or posts as defined by bloggeries