What Can You Learn From a Facebook Profile?

First, let me say that reading profiles is never athem. They want to make money and have no
replacement for calling people and talking "realtime for chit-chat. Pictures of family or pets
time." But you can learn much from what peoplesuggest a yellow, and you want to approach
do, or do not, put in their profile before you callthem with how they can help others. Greens will
them.normally be alone and not "flashy." They like lots
When looking for new friends, some people willof information, and need time to process it. Never
allow you to view their profile before you arepush a green! Remember, these are not
friends while others will not. I find it helpful to seehard-and-fast rules though!
what I can learn before I even send a friendPersonal interests and hobbies are also very
request. After all, if the person's primary languageinformative. The reds usually won't even mention
is not English I know I may have a difficult timethem. The blues will mention travel, or "risk taker"
communicating. If they do not live in a countrysports like sky diving, mountain climbing, or
where I can do business, I also do not connect. Ipara-sailing. They also love to be around people
have also seen some groups or pages peoplehaving any kind of fun. Yellows tend to mention
belong to that would make me believe they aredoing things with their family, church, or animals,
not the person I am looking for.and things in nature like hiking or camping or
Once you have access to their profile, you can tellgardening. Greens don't typically socialize as much
from their website links (if they have any) whatand might mention hobbies with a technical nature.
business they are in or what affiliate or trainingIn general, blues will have a ton of information in
program they support. If someone is serioustheir profile. Just like in person, they love to talk!
about a business they will provide links in theirThe reds have the least information because they
profile.are all about business, direct and to the point. The
The next thing I try to figure out is theirgreens may list their degrees and certifications
personality type. There are four:because education and accomplishment levels are
usually important to them.
1. Yellow (nurturer)I also like to see what books people read. People
2. Blue (fun seeker)who mention self development books are usually
3. Green (analytical)serious business builders, and therefore people I
4. Red (all about the money)want to connect with.
I look for profile photographs that are clear, plus IFinally as mentioned earlier, the groups or fan
look for a smile. I think head shots are best but Ipages someone belongs to may tell something
don't rule someone out if there are others in theabout them. However, do not assume that
picture. In fact, that is a good way to start abecause someone has joined a group or become
conversation (which one are you?) Flowereda fan relating to a specific company, that they
shirts, pictures from beaches or on boats, orare with that company. They might simply be
pictures of a sport indicate the person may be atrying to meet people who are in that company. I
blue. This is another good conversation starter asfind lots of realtors in MLM groups who just find
well as good information for later if you get athat some of the same training is useful to them.
good relationship going. Fun seekers will beBe selective about who you connect with and
motivated by travel incentives and contests. Ifapproach them with their interests in mind
there is something prestigious in the picture like awhenever possible. Remember that people want
fancy sports car, this may be a red person andto talk about themselves, not you!
that also gives you ideas on how to approach