#(convo: troy collins)

[talesofwonder]

[ MORE ] (Troy / Leo)

ACTIONS MEME ⟶ EXTENSIVE SEXUAL & EXPLICIT TOUCHES! V2

[ MORE ] for the sender to beg for ‘more’ while the receiver touches them. Continues from here for plot purposes / thought it would be fun as well It wasn’t every day that he had a camboy giving him a live show. It wasn’t all that different from what Troy originally did – the only difference was that instead of countless faceless guests, he had one very real viewer in front of him admiring every inch of his body. Leonardo remained controlled for the most part. His fingers tapped the flat surface of his glass, the golden Bourbon and ice rocks swirling against the glass. His other hand was on his leg – relaxed and doing absolutely no attempts to reach out and grab the younger man. Troy was a gorgeous sight. Not just the looks and his body but the way he acted and moved. A true performer that knew exactly what to do in order to get his viewers all riled up – making them go crazy by sending tokens for him to keep going. Do more. Show more. Moan more. Leonardo had found Troy one night through a friend that told him about this hot babe that would make all of his dreams come true. Troy had impressed him in a matter of seconds – rolling his ass in front of the camera and fingering himself – which in turn made the CEO quickly become one of his highest tippers. From tips to DM’s, they agreed on meeting face-to-face so that Troy could show him how talented he really was. Which brought them to this. To the camboy dancing in front of him in his underwear and running those strong hands down his impressive physique. A spank here and there succeeded in pulling something close to a smile from Leonardo – at least until the older man reached out and pulled Troy closer to his body. There was this intensity in their eyes. Their gazes said all the things they wanted to do with one another while their mouths kept quiet. There was no kissing – no matter how close they were at that stage. Leonardo barely processed the question – like what you see? – only so slip his hand underneath the camboy’s underwear and push one finger inside him without a care. Leonardo heard the moan. A lewd one danced against his ear as Troy’s fingers clenched over his shirt. And the louder the moan, the deeper he would push his finger, thrusting it relentlessly against the younger man’s prostate. More. There it was. The begging. The need. The lust lingered in those gorgeous blue eyes.

“How much more…?”

[minnievirizarry]

#SproutChat Recap: Networking on Social

Navigating networking in today’s landscape can be challenging. Different social networks command unique cadences of communicating and specific etiquette. So what are norms for arguably the most social professionals, social media marketers and community managers? In addition to following best practices for connecting, what are the best ways to keep track of all those connections?

In this #SproutChat, networking guru and Sprout All Star Amelia Tran joined us to share etiquette tips, best practices for transitioning an offline relationship online and how to keep in touch with valuable connections.

Networking on Social Should Be Approached With an Open Mind

In the same way you would approach networking in person, approach forming relationships online with a genuine attitude and open mind. Take advantage of the open nature of social networks and do your research to find connections that could be mutually beneficial. Mimic the nature of the social channel, i.e.: more casual with Twitter, more formal with LinkedIn.

A1. No need to 2nd guess what you're saying!! Be less formal & be more social. #SproutChat pic.twitter.com/J52yZWaDRJ

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A1: The same way I do IRL; be genuine and avoid sounding salesy. #SproutChat pic.twitter.com/x8fJ6TJ7Dh

— Mallie Rust (@malliefe2o3) March 15, 2017

A1 Networking is the essence of social media. Rather than cast a net, build quality by meeting & following one person at a time. #SproutChat

— Jim Katzaman (@JKatzaman) March 15, 2017

A1: I try to keep the same attitude I cultivate while networking offline 🖐#SproutChat pic.twitter.com/2Nb79zwLlk

— @AndreaTorti90 (@andreatorti90) March 15, 2017

A1: I need to put my best self out on Twitter & LinkedIn. You need to show personality while being professional and respectful. #sproutchat

— Breonna Bergstrom (@bmbergstrom161) March 15, 2017

A1 – Start by following people who are experts in the field you're in, and then see who they interact with. #SproutChat

— Rebel.com (@rebeldotcom) March 15, 2017

A1) Participate in chats; share others' tweets, articles, etc.; ask questions; tag (judiciously). #SproutChat https://t.co/46VSU5qgEb

— Jeremy Bond (@JeremyDBond) March 15, 2017

Find the Best Social Network to Connect With Your Industry

Twitter’s openness is attractive to many social media professionals. It’s the most accessible and affords quick connections at scale. Research Twitter chats and add these events to your calendar. Chats are a great place to engage and meet other professionals, learn and grow your following.

A2. Reunited with my Junior High friend @rizzotweets at #SMSsummit + started a love story at #SMSsummit 🙂 #SproutChat cc: @iRyanPena

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A3. Twitter 🍸Pt 2. I'm able to search for people I wanna get to know much easier through chats / conference hashtags! #SproutChat

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A3: I love @twitter to do influencer outreach and @instagram (https://t.co/K78jqrGHDa) to post my travel photos. #sproutchat

— Val Vesa (@adspedia) March 15, 2017

A3 – Twitter. Honestly, it's the most effective. It's far easier to connect with people here. #SproutChat https://t.co/Zkio4DUWql

— Rebel.com (@rebeldotcom) March 15, 2017

A3 I also utilize online communities #sproutchat

— Toby Metcalf (@Toby_Metcalf) March 15, 2017

A3 Twitter seems more expansive and explosive for networking. Facebook seems more gentile, but it's where old friends are. #SproutChat

— Jim Katzaman (@JKatzaman) March 15, 2017

Bridge from Online to In-person Professionally

If you’re lucky enough to be close to social connections geographically, an in-person meet up is inevitable. Ensure you’re both on the same page for what you want to accomplish from meeting. Be sure to utilize that social media connection you already have established and follow up post meeting too.

A4. Meeting up at conferences (*the best*), or after a couple of tweet exchanges & a mutual feel; plan a ☕️ or🍸 meetup if local. #SproutChat https://t.co/QHizcKRLef

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A4. One other way to bridge social to IRL is by inviting your new friend to a local event! You'll meet each other + others! #sproutchat pic.twitter.com/kRsbhiTP0T

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A4: Arrange to meet up at events/conferences you're both attending. It's a low-pressure way to establish an IRL connection #sproutchat

— Mallie Rust (@malliefe2o3) March 15, 2017

A4: If you hit it off, suggest catching up over coffee. If the relationship is mutually beneficial, they'll probably say yes. #SproutChat

— Express Writers (@ExpWriters) March 15, 2017

@SproutSocial A4: Attend an event the person is attending/speaking at or if youve chatted awhile, invite them to meet for coffee #sproutchat

— Rachel Voorhees (@rachvoo) March 15, 2017

@SproutSocial A4: Have specific in-person topics prepared and meet somewhere easy to get to. Bad travel can spell bad meetings. #SproutChat

— Ryan Black (@Rtblack09) March 15, 2017

Use Tools to Keep Track of Connections & Get the Most Value

Dunbar’s Number theorizes people can only maintain 150 social connections. With social networks, that number is often much bigger, so keeping track of the relationships you’ve built can be a challenge. Take advantage of functionality on the social network itself, or invest time in tools like Evernote or Sprout Social to take notes on conversations, remember their birthday or keep track of email or phone number.

A6. Of course, @SproutSocial! I love being able to pin follow-ups for certain convos. #SproutChat https://t.co/nxGzNBjSR1

— Amelia Tran 😺 (@AmelianTips) March 15, 2017

A6: I do like the lists on Twitter and Facebook, but the UI isn't as agile as I would like. Aka: they collect digital dust. #sproutchat

— Tiffany Collins (@tmonetcollins) March 15, 2017

A6: @evernote is awesome for documenting targets and catching up with them later over social or @SlackHQ #SproutChat

— Venture Icon Media (@VentureIcon) March 15, 2017

A6 Twitter lists are good professionally and for casual interests. My Social Media Experts list includes chat moderators. #SproutChat

— Jim Katzaman (@JKatzaman) March 15, 2017

A6: I use twitter lists, keep notes in Evernote for when it's a conference and sometimes a CRM #SproutChat

— Brandie McCallum (@lttlewys) March 15, 2017

A6. @Twitter Lists, @evernote Notebooks, Sometimes Even The Old Fashioned Way..#SproutChat pic.twitter.com/yu0mY635Gq

— ✨Eloquent Content✨ (@eloquentcontent) March 15, 2017

A6. Lists don't seem to work for me. Plus you hit a point with connections where you can't keep up and it becomes "hit & miss" #sproutchat

— Troy Sandidge (@findTroy) March 15, 2017

Join us next week, Wednesday, March 22 with special guest BrandExtract to discuss Creating Shareable Content. Discuss social media marketing topics with the community in our Facebook group in the meantime.

This post #SproutChat Recap: Networking on Social originally appeared on Sprout Social.

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