There are several social sites online, facebook and twitter are not the only options.
A blog is a very good way to get some followers and spread the word, but don't make a blog that completely targets work-at-home audiences. Target those people that working from home would fulfill a need.
Its less about what tools you use, and more about what groups you target.
I can throw SFI banners, and TripleClicks WoW Auctions in your face all day long but if it is not what your interested in at the time, it will just flash by while you surf on to the next site.
On the otherhand, if I have a site (blog) setup that has several members coming to chat about a very popular topic among optimal "work from home" groups, and just had 1 or 2 eye catching banners on there it would have a much more effective approach.
Focus on the target, and not the tool. Figure out your target, then decide on the tool.
Hope this helps!
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There are several social sites online, facebook and twitter are not the only options.
A blog is a very good way to get some followers and spread the word, but don't make a blog that completely targets work-at-home audiences. Target those people that working from home would fulfill a need.
Its less about what tools you use, and more about what groups you target.
I can throw SFI banners, and TripleClicks WoW Auctions in your face all day long but if it is not what your
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