To help those interested in using social media for networking, Your Way Singles Network, a key resource for personal and professional development of singles worldwide, announces a new Web site and electronic book for singles on how to use social media to their advantage.

To be released on May 25, 2009, the e-book titled “Online Social Rhythm: Compose Your Platinum Social Network Platinum” will offer unique tips and strategies on how to utilize social media to expand and improve your social network and visibility as well as how to find compatible relationships. The e-book is intended to help you navigate the process of social media, so that all of your networking efforts produce the greatest results in the least amount of time. Specific topics will include building rapport rhythm, how to effectively highlight personal qualities that will result in singles standing out in social circles and profession or industry, and guides to using the popular networks such as Twitter and Facebook. The e-book will be available for purchase at http://onlinesocialsingles.com .

Accompanying the e-book is a new engaging web site www.onlinesocialsingles.com  that will provide a forum for singles to network in a safe, fun and focused environment as well as offer coaching tools by chief executive officer and Your Way Coach Carol Soares.

“Being single is an incredible time of great opportunity, but it also can be a time filled with competing priorities like careers and relationships,” says Soares, who is a trained relationship coach and registered social worker. “At YWSN, we’re currently the only coaching resource for singles that does not place dating at the forefront, and instead, we focus on the individual.”

Founded in 2007, Your Way Singles Network is an innovative collaboration of services that caters to singles’ individual needs and singles industry businesses worldwide. YWSN provides a variety of success-oriented, flexible tools to help single women and men achieve their highest aspirations. In addition, YWSN offers many social networking outlets where singles can share their experiences and find information and advice.

Excerpts from “Online Social Rhythm: Facebook was not meant to be an online dating site. However, many hook-ups have happened using this platform. No wonder, considering how easy it is to browse through thousands of profiles, trying to see if an avatar, with its short description, would make you feel a spark.

Remember, how you present yourself online – and where you create and develop your online presence – does directly communicate your values, your professional standing, and make or break your efforts to be visible online. An online marketing “rhythm” so to speak.

For more information, visit http://onlinesocialsingles.com