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TODAY.
Leveraging your digital presence, content creation, and
professionalism to support the job searching efforts.
Networking, marketing yourself, organizations, and tips on tools
and etiquette.
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General tips to get set-up.
Vanity URLs, credible profiles, thought leadership
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Tip #1: Secure your personal domain URL and social media vanity
handles.
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Tip #2: Clean up your profiles, fill them with relevant content, and
follow selectively (scarcity effect).
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Tip #3: Start creating content. Repurpose, repurpose, repurpose.
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Tip #4: Start attending events and industry-specific networking
functions.
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Physical Networking: Events &
Organizations
• Be personable. Get outside your comfort zone!
• Build real, lasting relationships.
• Realize it’s uncomfortable, talk about:
– The event, venue, other people you’ve met,
– their role at the company, your counterparts at their
company, future of their company, their culture,
– even what college they attended, restaurants you’ve been to
recently, movie, where they live in town, etc. etc.
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Tip #5: Lock down your Facebook account
Review & get to know the security settings.
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• DO:
– Snag your vanity URL
– Fill out your profile completely
– Ask for introductions between close,
mutual friends
– Send proper introduction emails /
InMail
– Join Groups & Follow Companies
– Utilize Publisher
– Set up Job Alerts
– Give recommendations and
endorsements (then ask!)
– Link to projects and work
LinkedIn: Do’s and Don’ts
• DON’T:
– Treat LinkedIn like your
resume
– Send a connection request
without meeting in-person
– Assume that a connection
wants to help you out
– Share unprofessional
news or updates
– Spam groups for your
personal gain
– Stalk people too much
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If you can’t connect, follow instead. This includes companies.
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LinkedIn Publisher: Case Study
• Before writing (and publishing), think about:
– Purpose.
– Audience.
– Attainable Outcomes.
• Tips for writing
– Consumable and digestible. What would you read?
– “I don’t want to see words.”
– Lists work well. “Listicles”
• Multimedia
– Include videos, pictures, charts, tweets, etc.
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• AMA blog post LinkedIn
• 83 views
• 15 likes
• 2 comments, a few shares
• Not the best stats, but it was
the right people.
• You never know who will see
it.
• Review analytics.
TCM is killin’ it
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Review and optimize for future posts.
When you have a collection of posts, you’ll be able to tell which are the best performing, and
why.
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RESULT…
Plus inclusion in a Classic Movies collection + Podcast via Medium
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• Sync your email
• Follow before connecting
• Look at “You Might Know”
• Stalk for the best possible
person to get an intro, much
more likely to get job than
mass-blast app.
• Comment, like, share
• Filter!
• Intro emails (next slide)
Networking
Advice
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One example. Your “brand” is represented at every touch point!
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• “market research”
• “masters”
• “mmr”
• Search query, save job
searches, sign up for email
updates
Setting up LinkedIn
Alerts
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• The more complete your
profile, and the more
(relevant) connections you
have – the better
recommendations.
• Also look at the LinkedIn
‘Connected’ App and
Glassdoor.
LinkedIn ‘Jobs’ App
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• DO:
– Fill out your bio with interests,
passions, employer, relevant links
– Follow aspirational and interesting
people/influencers, and brands
– Share successes of others
– Interject in conversation (nicely)
– Humble brag
– Use the search query
– Again, use a consistent handle
across profiles
Twitter: Do’s and Don’ts
• DON’T:
– Tweet >10X / day
– Use auto DM’s
– Assume you’re the expert:
the Twittersphere will hunt
you down.
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Interviewing
• Evaluate & track accomplishments on a regular basis =
much easier to remember / recite.
• Research (interviewer) and bring questions.
• Ask about the culture.
• Body language and eye contact.
• Handwritten follow-up + social media pokes.
• Realize it’s a two way conversation.
• You’re feeling them out as much as they are you.
• Choose carefully: traditional or creative resume?
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Resume example
• Clean
• Easy on the eyes
• Sections separated
• Personal or Passions
section = talking points
• InDesign skills
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Resume example
How can you differentiate?
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Tools
• Wix, Squarespace, Wordpress
• Slideshare
• Buffer App
• Google Analytics, AdWords, and Alerts
• Industry-specific newsletters
• Familiarize yourself with industry tools and programs,
i.e. Basecamp, Adobe Suite, Windows/Mac-specifics,
Cision, etc.
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Your homework.
• LinkedIn Publisher post via Dr. Hollenbeck
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Questions, Comments, or
Connecting?
http://linkedin.com/in/steffanpedersen
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Some Resources
• SteffanPedersen.com
• StrengthsFinder 2.0 Book
• Definitive Book of Body Language
• SlideShare
• Tools: Infogr.am, SquareSpace ,Wix, About Me, Talkwalker,
Bit.ly, Pixabay, Canva, Buffer, ProductHunt, IFTTT
• Jobs: Reddit Jobs, Agency Sparks Jobs, Hypepotamus Board
• Presentations: Social 101 Presentation, Facebook Tips,
LinkedIn Tips
Editor's Notes
From the get-go, think about how you can leverage this for your own industry (mine being marketing/advertising, yours research)
Share contact information in “about me / linkedin bio” (if you want to be reached!)
Share your portfolio, if you’re ready.
Image with link / projects. Not just blank url. Catches eye.
I deleted a lot of tweets, unfollowed a lot of people/accounts.
Trickles down from website / blog portfolio other sites.
At least familiarize yourself with the players.
Real relationships, and trust, are the only things that will get you somewhere.
Share projects you’ve done at high level – don’t have to do graphs etc. One sentence insight.
Let people know you have valuable insights before ever talking. Thought leadership / methodology.
Cater content around specific industry/job/company?For you all, might be much more quantitative and around your research methodology.
Long-winded example. Shorter the better.7 second attention span / gold fish
7 touch points to make a sale in biz dev