How to becoming a social snob.

Isn’t this posture look familiar, yes it does to most people it could be you. 

Well, but here are some warning signs of becoming a social snob.

1. You can quote your traffic stats, but not your bank balance
2. You’ve spent more than 5 minutes trying to think of something witty to say on twitter
3. You know your klout score by heart
4. You talk about cool things, but you never seem to do cool things
5. You worry about how the use of emoticons reflects on your personal brand
6. You refuse to promote affiliate links, even for products you love
7. You know how percent feedback is calculated on Facebook
8. You are annoyed that LinkedIn doesn’t display your true number of connections
9. You un-follow your friends because they don’t tweet your posts
10. You share quotes just to get a little attention
11. You’re so inundated with email you’ve started to ignore people you don’t know
12. You write posts about social media snobs (oops)
13. You are so angry with one of the social networks that you are rooting for it to fail
14. You have nothing for sale, and you look down upon those who do
15. You only comment on the Facebook walls of celebrities in your niche
16. You refuse interviews because they don’t have enough followers/fans/subscribers
17. You spend more money on redesigning your profiles than you do on advertising
18. You no longer read your blog comments
19. You believe information wants to be free
20. You ignore the endless, silly questions from beginners
21. You can’t remember the last time you thanked your fans

You can stop it from becoming a problem, though. Because you see, social media snobbery is only dangerous when it’s not accompanied by an equal degree of empathy.

What makes you snobbery from the list above?

Source:

http://www.copyblogger.com/social-media-snob/