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Conference paper to accompany presentation given at New Professionals Conference 2009. Introduces online professional networking, share my own experiences of blogging, microblogging and social networking, and gives ten top tips for online professional networking.
To give you a sense for the content of this course, preview the slides for Module 3, Networking Skills. Statistics show that a majority of jobs are never publicly advertised (money.cnn.com/2009/06/09/news/.../hidden_jobs/index.htm), and that referrals via colleagues to hiring managers is a frequent way these "hidden jobs" are filled. Therefore, networking is a key skill to learn when looking for a job!
The African Commons Project in collaboration with Sangonet ran a 1-day training workshop for South African NGOs. The course provided an introduction to social media tools for NGOs
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Nine Locations | Four CPE hours FREE for SCACPA Members
Get current on the most significant issues affecting the CPA profession in these interactive, multimedia programs held exclusively for members of the South Carolina Association of CPAs. Providing four hours of FREE CPE, these events will give you up-to-date information, insight and analysis.
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Culturally, the Romans were eclectic, absorbing and adapting elements from the civilizations they encountered, particularly the Greeks. Roman art, literature, and philosophy reflected this synthesis, creating a rich cultural tapestry. Latin, the Roman language, became the lingua franca of the Western world, influencing numerous modern languages.
Roman architecture and engineering achievements were monumental. They perfected the arch, vault, and dome, constructing enduring structures like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and aqueducts. These engineering marvels not only showcased Roman ingenuity but also served practical purposes, from public entertainment to water supply.
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Put Social Media To Work For You - Katherine Swartz
1. Put Social Media to work for you and your company SCACPA 2009 Professional Issues Update Series presented by Katherine M. Swartz, CAE
2. Presentation Overview WHAT is Social Media? WHO is using WHAT tools HOW do I get started? WHY should I “go social?” WHAT is SCACPA doing? WHERE can I find additional resources?
3. The Rules. . . Browsing the Internet on these sites, commenting and tweeting is strictly preferred! www.scacpa.org (log into your user account!) m.facebook.com (search for SCACPA) linkedin.com (search for SCACPA) m.twitter.com/scacpa Become a Follower Give us a shout out: @scacpa Comment about the PIU: #scacpapiu09
6. Online connectivity Social media is an umbrella term that defines various activities that integrate technology, social interaction and the construction of words, pictures, video and audio. Social media is people having conversations and developing relationships online.
11. WikisSocial Networks Social Bookmarks Message Boards Podcasts & Videocasts Video & Photo Sharing Sites Virtual Worlds
12. It’s all about relationships! Social networking is about relationships, not technology. Just like SCACPA and civic involvement, speaking engagements and published articles are important tools to develop relationships and build networks, social networking adds a powerful additional way to increase visibility, build personal and professional brands, while generating leads and future business.
28. Added functions like resume and job postings, client referrals and recommendations, and apps like book clubs and online mentoringLinkedIn connects you to your trusted contacts and helps you exchange knowledge, ideas, and opportunities with a broader network of professionals.
32. Step 1: Own a profile that truly represents you. List your current and past positions and education along with your tenure. This helps the right people and opportunities find you. Add a profile photo – people never forget a face! Add a summary paragraph. Think of it as your professional elevator pitch.
33. Step 2: Ensure your connections represent your “real-world” network. Use Web mail import to see, in seconds, all the people you know who are already on LinkedIn. You can then select who you wish to invite to join your trusted network. Upload a contacts file from Outlook, Palm, ACT!, or Mac Address View our list of your colleagues and classmates that are already on LinkedIn.
34. Step 3: Leverage the power of your LinkedIn network! Post a question in the LinkedIn “Answers” area and tap into the experts you’re connected to and the entire LinkedIn network. Look up someone’s profile before you meet with them. Learn their background and see who you know in common to get off to a fast start. Search for Service Providers and select based on trusted recommendations from people in your network. Anonymous web searches to find providers are a thing of the past.
35. Step 4: Learn More at Free Webinars LinkedIn 101: The basics of LinkedInWhen: Wednesdays at 1 pm CST Job Seekers: Tips for using your LinkedIn Account to help you land your next great opportunityWhen: Thursdays at 1pm CST LinkedIn Subscriptions: Get the most out of your premium subscriptionWhen: 2nd/3rd Tuesday each month at 1pm CST LinkedIn New Group Owners/Managers: Learn to manage, scale and engage your newly created group communityWhen: Mondays at 1 pm CST - Register at Managing and Growing Your New LinkedIn Group
47. Quote: "Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people." ~ Eleanor Roosevelt #quote@reply: precedes messages sent from one person to another that are public. Direct Message: private tweet from one user to another (your recipient must be a follower of yours) Retweet- or RT - is when you share the tweet of one user with all of your Twitter followers. Best practice: preface with "RT @username." Follow Friday: A popular hashtag is #FollowFriday. You'll see every Friday posts from different “tweople” suggesting who they think you should follow.
48. Get Startedwith Twitter Search for people and businesses that are tweeting about things related to your business. Add comments to what they’re saying (like small talk with people you’ve met today at the PIU!) Update constantly (even while you’re at CPE) about where you are and what you’re doing...increases chances of gaining followers. Post about industry news (what you’re working on) and the mundane (walking your dog). The goal = let them get to know the person behind the feed. Don’t pitch too many products and services…it will alienate (and annoy) followers. Ask questions to draw in followers and net actionable data!
49. Even the IRS Is Going Social. . . According to The Wall Street Journal and The Kiplinger Report, agents are using Facebook and MySpace to find tax evaders The IRS is on YouTube too, offering instructional “tip” videos for the public in multiple languageshttp://www.youtube.com/user/irsvideos “Big” and regional firms are using social media for staff alumni connections
50. General Tips for Using Social Media Personal Branding. Be a social personality that is connected and approachable. Get (and Give!) Feedback. Need an alternative perspective on how a website looks or the right course of action to take? Blast out a message asking for advice and you’ll receive replies from other users. This collective intelligence can be used as fodder for articles or projects. Hire People. Need a good logo designer or programmer? Send out a message asking for recommendations. This is a very quick and easy way to hire freelancers or even companies based on familiar recommendations. Direct traffic. Get traffic to your Web sites or the sites of friends. If you ask your friends to message/tweet about it, the message will spread faster and further as other active users pick it up. There is a viral nature to all types of news.
51. More General Tips. . . Read News. Find links to useful sites or articles and sources of scoops and alternative news. You can also subscribe to feeds for specific Web sites/conferences, which allows you to receive and view content quickly. This is very useful for active social news participants. Take Notes. Record important ideas or concepts you want to explore further. Include links relevant to ideas you want to explore. Note taking can also be done offline via mobile applications. Make New Friends. Connect with people outside of your usual circle. Make an effort to add active users you find interesting. A social media acquaintance can be developed into a long lasting friendship. Network for benefits. Interact with other like-minded people, especially those in the same industry. It can be used to establish consistent and deeper relationships for future benefits such as testimonials or peer recommendations.
52. More General Tips. . . Business Management. Consider use as a company intranet that connects employees to one another. Workers can liaise with each other when working on group projects. Particularly useful when certain workers go out often in the field. Updates could be set to private for security reasons. Set Up Meetings. Organize impromptu meetups. It’s an informal and casual way of arranging a meeting. Use it as a To Do list. Use Twitter to record down what you need to do while you are away from the computer. Mark the tweet as a favorite to file it for referencing. Another alternative is to use an Online task management service that is synced with Twitter. One example is Remember The Milk.
53. Last General Tips Provide Live coverage. Provide real-time commentary which may help to spark further discussion or interest on the event as other users spread the message. Very useful for citizen journalism. Acquire Votes. Send a link to your stories you’ve submitted/written. Sometimes your followers will vote up the stories because they agree with it. This allows you to acquire more support for your efforts on other social media Web sites. Time Management and Analysis. Keep a detailed record of what you are doing every daily. Notify Your Customers. Set up a Twitter feed for the specific purpose of notifying customers when new products come in. Customers can subscribe via mobile or RSS for instant notification. Twitter can also be used to provide mini-updates for one-on-one clients.
54. Bonus Tip: Fight the Addiction Constant connectivity can be addictive! Networking and network building is entertaining, if not fun. Access to real-time information is valuable, if not amazing. Time spent on social networking must be integrated and balanced. Have a plan and be consistent. Mobile and automated applications should help you maximize your time investment. Profiles and accounts should provide you efficient access to contacts, resources, referrals and job opportunities.
56. It’s all about you, me and us! “If you don’t brand yourself, Google will brand you.” Sherry Beck Paprocki, co-author , “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Branding Yourself” Social networking is about our relationships and what we want to say.
57. Four Steps to Building a Personal Brand Discover, create, communicate and maintain. Discover your passion and put it together with your expertise; Create a “personal branding tool kit” (résumé, online profile, blog and portfolio of your work) that consistently reflects your brand; Communicate by pitching your brand online and offline; Maintain, update and monitor any conversations about your brand. Dan Schawbel, author of “Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success”
58. Social networking is fundamental. Social networking isn’t the latest advertising, marketing, or public relations gimmick that you can ignore. Social networking is life, and it demands that you care. Every day, social networks are becoming more relevant and useful to the people with whom you’d like to communicate.
59. Top Five Benefits for You and Your Company Listen first, speak later Find unexpected collaborators, and maybe even colleagues Build a global business from scratch: Think of social networking as your virtual rolodex, with the ability to obliterate geographic boundaries and connect from every point on the globe. Find talent in the trenches Viral marketing on the cheap (and on the fly!)
60. You already understand the importance of relationships and referrals. . . “The same rules apply when using social media. Social media empowers us to build our networking around the clock, get feedback instantly, and be aware of the customer’s state of mind. Don’t think of social media as a technology, but instead as a new way to do what we’ve all done: network.” Chris Jenkins, CAE, CISSP, CCNA, MCSE, Chief Technology Strategist, Ohio Society of CPAs
73. Resources Check out the sites in this presentation and our PIU Links and Resources page on scacpa.org. Look for future information in the SC CPA Report, Current Assets and on scacpa.org. Go social with your feedback and questions.
74. Let’s reconnect…socially! Katherine Swartz, CAE, Member Services Director kswartz@scacpa.org (803) 791-4181 ext. 105 www.scacpa.org www.twitter.com/scacpa
75. Last Thought. . . “Think of (social media) as the world’s largest 24/7 networking event. Admission is free, and the event is guaranteed to be packed wall-to wall. You’ll have the opportunity to meet new contacts and catch-up with old ones, all while sitting comfortably in your own home or office. You have the benefits of networking without awkwardly balancing cocktail napkins and messy appetizers.” - Chris Jenkins, Ohio Society of CPAs
With a profile and connections that truly represents you and your “real-world” network, you’re all set to get the most out of LinkedIn.
(Try Google Alert, so that every time your name comes up, you’re notified.)Once you have created your online profile, at whatever site you’ve chosen, “you’ve just scratched the surface,” she said. “You want to find groups — alumni, former employees of your last jobs, trade groups.”Join the groups, then wait and observe the discussions. When you feel you have something thoughtful to say, chime in with your opinion, Ms. Fielding said. Start branding yourself as someone insightful in that particular area, she said, so “when people are thinking about filling a job, they think of you.”
Just like SCACPA and civic involvement, speaking engagements and published articles are important tools to develop relationships and build networks, Every day, more and more people join and become devoted users of social networks. Every day, those active users spends hours online—viewing profiles, looking for information, communicating with other community members, and creating their own unique form of media. Every day that you’re not engaging with your target audience
