Giving Your LinkedIn Profile A Facelift
How to update your LinkedIn profile and freshen it up.
The Conquest of LinkedIn — Last Little Bits
The Conquest of LinkedIn — Last Little Bits Last Little Bits. Now, there’s more to LinkedIn than what I’ve already covered. And, truth be told, the number and diversity of add-ons and features is only going to keep growing. As with any other truly viable online business, LinkedIn keeps adding new bells and whistles, and […]
The Top 10 Pet Peeves About Job Seeking
The Top 10 Pet Peeves About Job Seeking Pet Peeves? I got ’em. Adventures in Career Changing means, well, a lot of job applications. Beyond networking, education and research, there are just sometimes some forms to fill out. I have filled out – I have no idea how many. And they come as a bit […]
Employer Access to Employee Passwords
Employer Access to Employee Passwords Employee Passwords have become a new battleground. Because this issue has begun to crop up, and it will only continue to do so. So does your employer have a right to your social media passwords? So before you reflexively say no, the truth is, unless the is expressly forbids it, […]
When NOT to Post on Social Media Platforms
When NOT to Post on Social Media Platforms When NOT to Post on Social Media Platforms? Timing, as you might expect, is everything when it comes to posting on social media platforms. After all, if you, say, tweet when your audience is sleeping, they won’t see your tweet. It’ll be lost in the mountain of […]
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Book Review: Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk
Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook by Gary Vaynerchuk Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook is a bit too cleverly named, but the premise is an interesting one. Essentially, what Gary Vaynerchuk is saying is, little bits of content and engagement which reach your potential customers are the setup for the big finish (which is not really […]
The Karmic Wheel Turns
Social Media Karma What is the Karmic Wheel? I was once contacted by a friend, Phil Butler, to write an article for the Examiner. Now, Phil and I had known each other for a few years. We met through LinkedIn. We have never actually seen each other, in person. He’s not even on the same continent […]
Supporting Indie Authors
Supporting Indie Authors Supporting Indie Authors – do you do it? I am published, and one issue that comes up, time and again, concerns how people can go about supporting indie authors. In particular, friends and family far removed from the business of writing or social media or public relations or marketing or the like still […]