I resisted this for quite some time. I feel that not many people really comment much anymore on the blog as they once did in the past. I am guilty of this myself. It is a lot easier for me to comment on Facebook and I like interacting with bloggers and learning more about them. You can't really do that with the blogs.
I recently was talked into Instagram and I do love it. I'm finding, however, that I only post the stuff I really love the most on there. So? What is the best approach? I decided that I would continue to blog since I really love it and it's a great way to document what is going on in my life at the same time. I will continue to do all my challenges on the blog. I always stay in at least two at once. Right now I am juggling three. I will post day to day stuff on Facebook and the stuff I really love will be reserved for Instagram. All of this is subject to change. We will call it a work in progress.
In the meantime, you can still find me here at least 14 times a month. Four weekly challenges with The Nail Challenge Collaborative. Four weekly challenges with my East Coast crew on Facebook and five posts monthly with The Digit-al Dozen. You can follow me on Instagram at Creativenaildesignbysue and on Facebook at Creative Nail Design By Sue. Check me out and follow me so I don't feel like I am talking to myself.
I'll go follow you on Facebook then :)
ReplyDeleteI used to have a Facebook page, but then I experienced that a company "bought" some of my photos - but not from me. In the terms and conditions it says that FB is allowed to sell our photos to third parties - and I'm not on Instagram, but I have heard rumors that it's the same...
ReplyDeleteLiked your page!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it! X3
ReplyDeleteYeah, see you on Facebook! Just kidding! Anyway, we’re still here whether it’ll be on Facebook or on blog. I just can’t wait to see more of your creative nail art designs. Hope you’re having a grand and cool time designing more nail arts! Just don’t forget to share! See ya!
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