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    1. Profiting from the New Web Web 2.0 for Business Joan C. Divor Business Services Librarian Burlington County Library System
    2. What is Web 2.0?
      • Interactivity / engagement with customers, the public, staff, etc.
      • Collaboration
      • User created content/value
      • Networking / community
    3. Web 2.0 - Wow!
    4. Objectives
      • By the end of this workshop you will be able to:
      • Try out three Web 2.0 technologies
        • Blogs - Blogger
        • RSS - Bloglines
        • Social networking – LinkedIn
      • Begin exploring business potential
      Full Disclosure: I am a fellow explorer.
    5. Objectives
      • By the end of this workshop you will be able to:
      • Try out three Web 2.0 technologies
        • Blogs - Blogger
        • RSS - Bloglines
        • Social networking – Linked In
      • Begin exploring business potential
      Full Disclosure: I am a fellow explorer. Before we start – open your email account.
    6. Blogs
      • What?
      • Easy online publishing – free
      • Interactive / networking features
      • “Journal”: entries (or posts) listed in reverse chronological order.
    7. Blogs
      • Why?
      • Engage your audience (customers, staff)
      • Build visibility, credibility, your business
      • Because of the way sites are indexed, blogs show up higher in search engine rankings than non-blog sites.
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    10. Blogs
      • How
      • Blogger.com
    11. Write down your url.
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    14. Blogs
      • Site Feed Setting
      • Allows perusal of your blog using a news aggregator, such as Bloglines
    15. Is Blogging for Your Business?
      • Lou Antosh (www.lacomm.net) “Blogging is not the next new thing, your next new customer is.”
      • Does your market read blogs?
      • Blogs need to be marketed. (How?)
      • Interactive – you will need a screening process if comments are allowed.
    16. Guidelines for Business Blogs
      • Look at what’s out there: bloglines
      • Quality content
      • Conversational style
      • Need to keep current…teams
      • Guidelines for team blogs:
      http://librarygarden.pbwiki.com/Top+Ten+Tips+for+Successful+Team+Blogs
    17. RSS – The Next Step
      • How people can easily follow your blog and others in one place.
      • How you can follow blogs that interest you.
      • Not just blogs!
    18. RSS
      • What?
      Syndication From slideshow by Peter Bromberg, Assistant Director, Southern NJ Regional Library Cooperative [email_address] Story is written
    19. Syndication Story is sent to “the wire” Story is written
    20. Syndication Story is written Story is sent to “the wire” Papers pick up ‘feed’ off the wire Story appears here
    21. Syndication And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here And Here
    22. Written once
    23. Written once Put on network
    24. Written once Put on network Appears in many papers
    25. RSS is the same Except…
    26. RSS is the same Except…
      • The ‘Article or “post” is written (usually on a blog)
    27. RSS is the same Except…
      • The ‘Article or “post” is written (usually on a blog)
      • The blog automatically creates a “Feed” and makes it available on the web
    28. RSS is the same Except…
      • The ‘Article or “post” is written (usually on a blog)
      • The blog automatically creates a “Feed” and makes it available on the web
      • You use a “feed reader” to subscribe to the feed
    29. RSS is the same Except…
      • The ‘Article or “post” is written (usually on a blog)
      • The blog automatically creates a “Feed” and makes it available on the web
      • You use a “feed reader” to subscribe to the feed
      • You see updated headlines to your subscribed feeds in your feed reader.
    30. RSS is the same Except…
      • The ‘Article or “post” is written (usually on a blog)
      • The blog automatically creates a “Feed” and makes it available on the web
      • You use a “feed reader” to subscribe to the feed
      • You see updated headlines to your subscribed feeds in your feed reader.
      • It’s like creating your own customized newspaper!
    31. RSS
      • Why? The Business Opportunity :
      • Marketing mix:
        • Updates, offers to loyal customers.
        • Events, announcements, news
        • Branding; “personality”
    32. RSS Screen shot of tim meadows feed
    33. RSS Screen shot of tim meadows feed
    34. Feed Readers
      • What? Place to read feeds
      • Special site: Bloglines
      • Personalized home pages (Google, Yahoo)
      • Browsers (Firefox “live bookmarks”)
    35. What we will do
      • Set up Bloglines account
      • Add your blog to your feeds
    36. www.bloglines.com
    37. http://librariestcb.blogspot.com
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    40. Article Alerts in Bloglines
    41. Article Alerts in Bloglines
    42. LinkedIn
      • What?
      • Business-focused online networking site
      • Why?
      • Connect with former and current colleagues and associates.
      • Market through “warm” connections.
      • Showcase your expertise -- Be found!
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    46. Example- Mark Mensack
      • Mensack profile - elements
      • Recommendations/connections
      • Things to do
        • Find your connections
        • Look at their connections
        • Search for new connections
        • Recommendations
    47. Getting Started
      • Search options
        • Name, company, school, address book, advanced search
        • search via other people you know
      • Start Connecting
        • Invitations - personalize
        • Groups
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    52. Searching for “Warm” Calls
      • Build your network
        • Introductions – find via people you know
          • Degrees (2 nd , 3 rd )
      • Build your presence
        • Profile – “resume” – keep it current & “rich”
        • Recommendations – giving and getting
        • Quality!
    53. Ways to Leverage LinkedIn
      • Find contacts in a company – Who in your network knows someone in that company?
      • Mine your connections – Who do you know who does ______?
      • Build & strengthen your network
        • Leverage your “real time” networking events
        • Give & seek introductions/referrals through your connections
        • Give & seek recommendations
        • Groups
    54. www.linkedin.com
      • Invitatio
    55. Summary
      • By the end of this workshop you will be able to:
      • Try out three Web 2.0 technologies
        • Blogs - Blogger
        • RSS - Bloglines
        • Social networking – LinkedIn
      • Begin exploring business potential
    56. Summary
      • What is the most valuable thing you learned from this workshop?
      • What is applicable to your business?
    57. Know Your Library… It’s Good for Business! Joan C. Divor Business Services Librarian [email_address] www.bcls.lib.nj.us/business

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