How to Find Your Next Job Workshop - Day 2
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The BounceBack St. Louis team conducts two day workshops for those in career transition. Day 2 covers LinkedIn and your web presence, Networking and Interviewing Skills.
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How to Find Your Next Job Workshop - Day 2
- 1. Getting Down to the Nitty Gritty of How to Find Your Next Job Day 2
- 3. How to create your electronic resume using LinkedIn By David Strom [email_address]
- 11. My header
- 21. Criteria for adding people
- 22. Now let’s add them!
- 23. Export from email address book
- 24. Be choosey!
- 27. Recommendations
- 29. Claim a Public Profile URL
- 30. My business card
- 34. What is the difference?
- 35. Different types of contacts
- 38. Status info visible to contacts
- 39. Public profile
- 42. Should you pay for it?
- 46. Networking, A Life Skill Tap the Hidden Job Market Property of Frank Danzo
- 48. How are Jobs Found?
- 55. LinkedIn Property of Frank Danzo
- 56. The biggest mistake that job seekers make when networking?
- 59. Business Cards Jerry Chapman Sales Professional 314-594-0923 [email_address] 34 West Ridge St. Louis, MO 63087 Jerry Chapman 314-594-0923 [email_address] 34 West Ridge St. Louis, MO 63087
- 60. Brent Koffman 555-999-8888 [email_address]
- 71. Do you know anyone on my target list? How do you know this person? May I use your name as an introduction? Do you have their current phone number? I would prefer to contact them first. That would be great but you have already invested time meeting with me. I would be happy to contact them so that you do not need to invest any more time. If I do not have any luck I will contact you and request assistance. No, I should contact them first. If that is what works best for you that will be great. Would it be alright if I check back with you in a week? I want to make sure my follow up is timely after you make the contact.
- 74. Invest in Your Network! Strengthen Your Network! Expand Your Network!
- 77. How to create your blog, newsletter and personal Web site By David Strom [email_address]
- 92. Use blog hosting providers Wordpress.com
- 99. Google juice!
- 105. Twitter connection
- 112. Why is a mailing list important?
- 115. Yahoo
- 120. Constant Contact
- 122. Typical pricing
- 124. Preparing For An Interview Build Confidence and WOW employers Property of Frank Danzo
- 130. Make Sure You Are Mentally Prepared
- 131. DO Did vs
- 142. Property of Frank Danzo Requirements vs Qualifications
- 144. Cheat Sheet
- 145. Property of Frank Danzo Cheat Sheet
Editor's Notes
- “ Reserve” your name for LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, email lists, and other places around the Internet
- What is missing here? No email No picture Old update more than 3 weeks ago
- This is because LinkedIn doesn’t display emails, so if you want to be found, put it in
- Have you met this person ever? Do you remember what they look like? Have you corresponded with them via email or called lately?
- You’ll need to create a CSV or vCard file from your contact manager and upload it to LinkedIn -- you really just need their first and last name and email fields
- Customize the message and be choosey!
- Make and ask for them from your past clients
- Put this on your business card
- Note the public URL, make it some form of your name Check all the boxes that you want people to find you at
- There are other tools from HubSpot at grader.com to evaluate your web site and Facebook efforts too.
- Can be used for a variety of things, including this presentation! And also a copy of your paper resume
- 10:45 a.m.
- 10:45 a.m.
- 10:45 a.m.
- “ Reserve” your name for LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, email lists, and other places around the Internet
- Preserve your brand Easy to remember and to say Makes your more professional Doesn’t cost much Isn’t hard to setup
- Microsoft charges $15/year but you need IE and Windows to post Weebly charges $50/year and integrates into Google’s Gmail GoDaddy charges $60/yr for the basic accounts
- GoDaddy control panel for hosting server
- Setup
- Change look and feel of site
- Use this site to check to see if your domain name, facebook user ID and other identities are already taken at more than 300 different services
- Tweets ===> update your LinkedIn status Can limit the updates if you include a special hashtag
- Twitter > LinkedIn status, only can use one Twitter account per Lin account
- Send out regular information to your prospects Remind people you are looking for a job Get you in the habit of regularly writing stuff Give you an activity to organize your week Sending out emails from your desktop is cumbersome Avoids the “reply all” mistake Makes managing bounces easier Looks more professional Another way to brand yourself