The document discusses using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare for professional purposes. It provides tips for using each platform effectively, such as developing relationships on Facebook, creating retweetable tweets, and checking in on Foursquare to share locations. The document also mentions new features like Facebook badges and lists examples of social buying sites like Groupon.
This document provides tips on how to build a personal brand on LinkedIn. It discusses why personal branding on LinkedIn is important, noting that it is the first digital impression and a way to expand one's network. It also discusses common reasons people give for not personal branding on LinkedIn, such as feeling like it is bragging. The document then gives recommendations for things people should do, such as using a headshot, completing their profile, and crafting a good headline. It also suggests things to avoid, such as generic invitations, and provides "secret hacks" like checking one's SSI score.
This document provides advice for small game developers on promoting their games through press and building communities. It frames the process as a quest, with the developer as the protagonist overcoming challenges like indifference. It recommends developing a community to help with promotion, practicing pitching the game, targeting different sized press outlets, and engaging a outlet's community before an interview. It also touches on using Kickstarter and preparing for tough promotional challenges once a game is complete. The overall message is that promotion requires work, but these tactics can help small developers overcome obstacles to exposure.
This document discusses several topics:
1) Authentic psychics who offer religious readings to help people understand their potential and life's deeper meanings.
2) How love and commitment can deepen in mid-life when situations may not match dreams but connection provides context.
3) Vashikaran spells that use magic to help people live happily with their beloved.
4) A study finding that cheating on exams occurred more when students could earn money.
This document provides dos and don'ts for social selling on business networks like LinkedIn and Xing. It emphasizes that social selling is about building relationships, not direct selling. It advises to regularly engage with contacts but not overdo it by posting too frequently. Representatives should share valuable information generously but avoid arguing or being overly long-winded in responses. Authentic engagement is important over trying to educate others. Social selling requires an ongoing presence and learning from experience.
The document provides 12 tips for becoming a strong networker. It advises dressing professionally, introducing yourself to many groups at events, maintaining professionalism even in informal settings, avoiding getting drunk, showing interest in others not just yourself, and not lying about credentials online or wasting recruiters' time. The overall message is that networking requires making genuine connections with multiple people by putting others at ease and impressing them with your qualifications and personality.
How To Win Friends & Influence People OnlineTodd Carpenter
This document introduces Todd Carpenter and discusses his experience in real estate, mortgages, blogging, and social media. It provides tips for using social media networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to build connections and influence. The key is to recognize how these networks operate and engage in a way that is authentic and benefits others, like spotlighting local businesses to readers rather than just reviewing them.
The document discusses using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare for professional purposes. It provides tips for using each platform effectively, such as developing relationships on Facebook, creating retweetable tweets, and checking in on Foursquare to share locations. The document also mentions new features like Facebook badges and lists examples of social buying sites like Groupon.
This document provides tips on how to build a personal brand on LinkedIn. It discusses why personal branding on LinkedIn is important, noting that it is the first digital impression and a way to expand one's network. It also discusses common reasons people give for not personal branding on LinkedIn, such as feeling like it is bragging. The document then gives recommendations for things people should do, such as using a headshot, completing their profile, and crafting a good headline. It also suggests things to avoid, such as generic invitations, and provides "secret hacks" like checking one's SSI score.
This document provides advice for small game developers on promoting their games through press and building communities. It frames the process as a quest, with the developer as the protagonist overcoming challenges like indifference. It recommends developing a community to help with promotion, practicing pitching the game, targeting different sized press outlets, and engaging a outlet's community before an interview. It also touches on using Kickstarter and preparing for tough promotional challenges once a game is complete. The overall message is that promotion requires work, but these tactics can help small developers overcome obstacles to exposure.
This document discusses several topics:
1) Authentic psychics who offer religious readings to help people understand their potential and life's deeper meanings.
2) How love and commitment can deepen in mid-life when situations may not match dreams but connection provides context.
3) Vashikaran spells that use magic to help people live happily with their beloved.
4) A study finding that cheating on exams occurred more when students could earn money.
This document provides dos and don'ts for social selling on business networks like LinkedIn and Xing. It emphasizes that social selling is about building relationships, not direct selling. It advises to regularly engage with contacts but not overdo it by posting too frequently. Representatives should share valuable information generously but avoid arguing or being overly long-winded in responses. Authentic engagement is important over trying to educate others. Social selling requires an ongoing presence and learning from experience.
The document provides 12 tips for becoming a strong networker. It advises dressing professionally, introducing yourself to many groups at events, maintaining professionalism even in informal settings, avoiding getting drunk, showing interest in others not just yourself, and not lying about credentials online or wasting recruiters' time. The overall message is that networking requires making genuine connections with multiple people by putting others at ease and impressing them with your qualifications and personality.
How To Win Friends & Influence People OnlineTodd Carpenter
This document introduces Todd Carpenter and discusses his experience in real estate, mortgages, blogging, and social media. It provides tips for using social media networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter to build connections and influence. The key is to recognize how these networks operate and engage in a way that is authentic and benefits others, like spotlighting local businesses to readers rather than just reviewing them.
2015 ODI Summit — Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking — Gavin StarkstheODI
Over 700 people came to the ODI Summit from around the world to celebrate Generation Open — the innovators and entrepreneurs, citizens and customers, students and parents who embrace network thinking.
Gavin Starks, CEO of the Open Data Institute, presented on Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking.
The document summarizes an IBM-sponsored social event at SXSW Interactive in 2013. It provides details about the event such as the location, large attendance of 1000+, and press coverage. It includes photos and links to additional resources about IBM's presence and activities at SXSW that year, including sessions, meetings, and ways attendees could engage with IBM representatives online.
The document provides instructions for passing the Google Analytics IQ exam. It covers topics such as installing the Google Analytics tracking code, working with report data, and advanced analysis. Key points discussed include setting date ranges and comparison dates for reports, adding annotations, identifying metrics and dimensions, filtering and sorting data, and using advanced segments. The overall aim is to teach the skills needed to interpret Google Analytics data and pass the Google Analytics IQ certification exam.
How to Preserve Your Wealth for Generations in CaliforniaScott Schomer
With proper estate and legacy planning, wealthy families have a better chance of success in passing on their fortune to their family, from one generation to the next. Learn more about legacy wealth planning in this presentation.
This guide, produced by Pindar Creative for Dorset County Council tells you about the different ways to travel in and from Weymouth, to the wider Dorset area. Attractions have been colour-coded to help you find your way around.
Escape the hussle of modern life and unwind in Dorset. With beautiful beaches, peaceful country lanes, rolling hills and woodland trails right on your doorstep, you can explore the area easily on foot, by bike, by bus or by train.
The attractions map highlights main areas of interest including family activities as well as museums and gardens. You’ll also find information later in the guide on how to get to them by bus or train.
It is very easy to get around Weymouth on foot, by bike or by bus.
Whether you want to spend your time relaxing on the beach or exploring the coast path, there is something for everyone.
Mattermark provides a search tool and structured datasets for business information that allows users to quickly find answers to questions about startups, funding, market sizes, and companies. It started with tools for investors but is now used across industries. The company has experienced strong revenue growth, with an 889% growth rate in 2013, 199% in 2014, and a current 208% pace in 2015, showing the demand for its structured search capabilities on business data.
Mattermark Startup Investor Benchmarking Analysis - November 2013Mattermark
The document discusses potential methods for benchmarking venture capital investors' performance based on portfolio company data from Mattermark. It considers simply averaging portfolio company scores, weighting based on number of companies ("shots on goal"), balancing scores to account for below-average performers, and whether larger more diverse portfolios perform better on average. The analysis is intended to explore factors to consider in benchmarking VCs using Mattermark startup data.
What is a #TriangleTweetup? – A Community History LessonRyan Boyles
It's been a bit over 5 years since Wayne Sutton @waynesuttons, Ryan Boyles @theRab, Ginny Skalski @ginnyskal, Jeffrey L Cohen @jeffreylcohen, and Francis Shepherd @shepherdfx met in the Helios Coffee in downtown Raleigh NC for the first tweetup. Since then we've hosted about 20 tweetups with our Triangle friends with attendance averaging 150-200 people. This is the story - packaged as an Ignite talk.
Follow @triangletweetup on Twitter for the latest Triangle Tweetup news.
Does Your Content Take the High Road? The 3 E's vs. The 3 C's of Content Mark...David Horne
Taking the content marketing high road builds long-term trust with your audience. Stay away from the 3 C's and embrace the 3 E's.
C's: Criticize. Condemn. Complain
E's. Entertain, Educate, Encourage
Impact 2013 Business Partner Summit Agenda at a GlanceRyan Boyles
The agenda provides an overview of sessions at an IBM Business Partner Summit. The morning session includes keynote speeches from IBM executives on opportunities with IBM PureApplication System and IBM MobileFirst. Breakout sessions in the afternoon cover topics like managed service providers, leveraging marketing, API management, collaboration solutions, and smarter process solutions. The day concludes with an opening reception at the solution center.
Russomanno larga na frente na disputa pela Prefeitura de SPCarlos Eduardo
Russomanno lidera intenção de voto para prefeito de São Paulo com 31%, seguido por Marta com 16%. Haddad, atual prefeito, tem a maior rejeição com 49% e é reprovado por 47% dos eleitores. A saúde é vista como o principal problema da cidade por 38%.
From Alt Summit Salt Lake City 2013, a session on social media. Featuring Erin Souder of House of Earnest, Allison Silber of Engaged & Inspired, Kelly Beall of Design Crush, and Meg Biram of Meg Biram – The Edit.
This document provides guidance on networking for career and job opportunities. It discusses who should network (everyone), what networking is (building relationships to help each other), and when, where, why and how to network. Networking should be done intentionally and continuously in a variety of settings. The key is to focus on helping others and building relationships, not just asking for jobs. Staying organized, having an elevator pitch ready, and asking open-ended questions are some tips for effective networking.
The document provides tips for effective networking, including being patient, accepting rejections, asking questions of others, and following up. It emphasizes focusing on learning about others rather than just getting a job, being confident, keeping an open schedule, and making connections through volunteer roles. Tips include customizing communications, introducing oneself positively, and physically engaging at events.
Handouts for The Magic of Relationships talkRedbox Studio
The document discusses the importance of building rapport to get ahead in life. It provides 8 tips for developing excellent rapport, such as focusing on helping others, investing time in relationships, having gratitude, being memorable and fun, appreciating people, being credible, surprising people, and becoming a resource. Building rapport gets prospects to know, like, and trust you, leading to more customers and opportunities. The document encourages practicing these tips to cultivate relationships and attract abundance.
If There’s No Crying In Baseball, Then Why Do So Many Think It\’s Okay in Bus...tonygates44
The document discusses various etiquette topics including when it is appropriate to unfriend someone on social media, etiquette for meetings, networking events, using social media, office etiquette, and table manners. It provides tips on how to conduct oneself in business and social situations according to generally accepted standards of polite behavior. The document also recommends books on further developing one's etiquette skills.
Networking is the most effective way to find jobs, as 80% of positions are never advertised. Effective networking involves cultivating long-term relationships rather than just exchanging business cards. It should be a two-way process focused on learning about others rather than only promoting yourself. Informational interviews are a structured way to learn about careers from contacts and discover opportunities through asking questions in a scheduled one-on-one meeting. Maintaining contacts in a log and following up appropriately is important for continued networking success.
Rainmaking through networking 05-30-2017douglaslyon
This document provides tips and strategies for effective networking. It begins by defining effective networking as having specific goals and follow up. Most people are not effective at networking because they don't set goals, follow up after events, or realize that everyday interactions are opportunities to network. The document then offers advice on various aspects of the networking process, including preparing for events by defining what makes you unique; practicing introductions; focusing conversations on the other person; and following up after through notes, calls, and repeated contact. The key takeaways are to become an expert networker by setting goals and being accountable for achieving them through relentless follow up.
2015 ODI Summit — Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking — Gavin StarkstheODI
Over 700 people came to the ODI Summit from around the world to celebrate Generation Open — the innovators and entrepreneurs, citizens and customers, students and parents who embrace network thinking.
Gavin Starks, CEO of the Open Data Institute, presented on Embracing Generation Open & Network Thinking.
The document summarizes an IBM-sponsored social event at SXSW Interactive in 2013. It provides details about the event such as the location, large attendance of 1000+, and press coverage. It includes photos and links to additional resources about IBM's presence and activities at SXSW that year, including sessions, meetings, and ways attendees could engage with IBM representatives online.
The document provides instructions for passing the Google Analytics IQ exam. It covers topics such as installing the Google Analytics tracking code, working with report data, and advanced analysis. Key points discussed include setting date ranges and comparison dates for reports, adding annotations, identifying metrics and dimensions, filtering and sorting data, and using advanced segments. The overall aim is to teach the skills needed to interpret Google Analytics data and pass the Google Analytics IQ certification exam.
How to Preserve Your Wealth for Generations in CaliforniaScott Schomer
With proper estate and legacy planning, wealthy families have a better chance of success in passing on their fortune to their family, from one generation to the next. Learn more about legacy wealth planning in this presentation.
This guide, produced by Pindar Creative for Dorset County Council tells you about the different ways to travel in and from Weymouth, to the wider Dorset area. Attractions have been colour-coded to help you find your way around.
Escape the hussle of modern life and unwind in Dorset. With beautiful beaches, peaceful country lanes, rolling hills and woodland trails right on your doorstep, you can explore the area easily on foot, by bike, by bus or by train.
The attractions map highlights main areas of interest including family activities as well as museums and gardens. You’ll also find information later in the guide on how to get to them by bus or train.
It is very easy to get around Weymouth on foot, by bike or by bus.
Whether you want to spend your time relaxing on the beach or exploring the coast path, there is something for everyone.
Mattermark provides a search tool and structured datasets for business information that allows users to quickly find answers to questions about startups, funding, market sizes, and companies. It started with tools for investors but is now used across industries. The company has experienced strong revenue growth, with an 889% growth rate in 2013, 199% in 2014, and a current 208% pace in 2015, showing the demand for its structured search capabilities on business data.
Mattermark Startup Investor Benchmarking Analysis - November 2013Mattermark
The document discusses potential methods for benchmarking venture capital investors' performance based on portfolio company data from Mattermark. It considers simply averaging portfolio company scores, weighting based on number of companies ("shots on goal"), balancing scores to account for below-average performers, and whether larger more diverse portfolios perform better on average. The analysis is intended to explore factors to consider in benchmarking VCs using Mattermark startup data.
What is a #TriangleTweetup? – A Community History LessonRyan Boyles
It's been a bit over 5 years since Wayne Sutton @waynesuttons, Ryan Boyles @theRab, Ginny Skalski @ginnyskal, Jeffrey L Cohen @jeffreylcohen, and Francis Shepherd @shepherdfx met in the Helios Coffee in downtown Raleigh NC for the first tweetup. Since then we've hosted about 20 tweetups with our Triangle friends with attendance averaging 150-200 people. This is the story - packaged as an Ignite talk.
Follow @triangletweetup on Twitter for the latest Triangle Tweetup news.
Does Your Content Take the High Road? The 3 E's vs. The 3 C's of Content Mark...David Horne
Taking the content marketing high road builds long-term trust with your audience. Stay away from the 3 C's and embrace the 3 E's.
C's: Criticize. Condemn. Complain
E's. Entertain, Educate, Encourage
Impact 2013 Business Partner Summit Agenda at a GlanceRyan Boyles
The agenda provides an overview of sessions at an IBM Business Partner Summit. The morning session includes keynote speeches from IBM executives on opportunities with IBM PureApplication System and IBM MobileFirst. Breakout sessions in the afternoon cover topics like managed service providers, leveraging marketing, API management, collaboration solutions, and smarter process solutions. The day concludes with an opening reception at the solution center.
Russomanno larga na frente na disputa pela Prefeitura de SPCarlos Eduardo
Russomanno lidera intenção de voto para prefeito de São Paulo com 31%, seguido por Marta com 16%. Haddad, atual prefeito, tem a maior rejeição com 49% e é reprovado por 47% dos eleitores. A saúde é vista como o principal problema da cidade por 38%.
From Alt Summit Salt Lake City 2013, a session on social media. Featuring Erin Souder of House of Earnest, Allison Silber of Engaged & Inspired, Kelly Beall of Design Crush, and Meg Biram of Meg Biram – The Edit.
This document provides guidance on networking for career and job opportunities. It discusses who should network (everyone), what networking is (building relationships to help each other), and when, where, why and how to network. Networking should be done intentionally and continuously in a variety of settings. The key is to focus on helping others and building relationships, not just asking for jobs. Staying organized, having an elevator pitch ready, and asking open-ended questions are some tips for effective networking.
The document provides tips for effective networking, including being patient, accepting rejections, asking questions of others, and following up. It emphasizes focusing on learning about others rather than just getting a job, being confident, keeping an open schedule, and making connections through volunteer roles. Tips include customizing communications, introducing oneself positively, and physically engaging at events.
Handouts for The Magic of Relationships talkRedbox Studio
The document discusses the importance of building rapport to get ahead in life. It provides 8 tips for developing excellent rapport, such as focusing on helping others, investing time in relationships, having gratitude, being memorable and fun, appreciating people, being credible, surprising people, and becoming a resource. Building rapport gets prospects to know, like, and trust you, leading to more customers and opportunities. The document encourages practicing these tips to cultivate relationships and attract abundance.
If There’s No Crying In Baseball, Then Why Do So Many Think It\’s Okay in Bus...tonygates44
The document discusses various etiquette topics including when it is appropriate to unfriend someone on social media, etiquette for meetings, networking events, using social media, office etiquette, and table manners. It provides tips on how to conduct oneself in business and social situations according to generally accepted standards of polite behavior. The document also recommends books on further developing one's etiquette skills.
Networking is the most effective way to find jobs, as 80% of positions are never advertised. Effective networking involves cultivating long-term relationships rather than just exchanging business cards. It should be a two-way process focused on learning about others rather than only promoting yourself. Informational interviews are a structured way to learn about careers from contacts and discover opportunities through asking questions in a scheduled one-on-one meeting. Maintaining contacts in a log and following up appropriately is important for continued networking success.
Rainmaking through networking 05-30-2017douglaslyon
This document provides tips and strategies for effective networking. It begins by defining effective networking as having specific goals and follow up. Most people are not effective at networking because they don't set goals, follow up after events, or realize that everyday interactions are opportunities to network. The document then offers advice on various aspects of the networking process, including preparing for events by defining what makes you unique; practicing introductions; focusing conversations on the other person; and following up after through notes, calls, and repeated contact. The key takeaways are to become an expert networker by setting goals and being accountable for achieving them through relentless follow up.
The document discusses networking, including definitions of networking, common excuses for not networking, and tips for effective networking. It defines networking as interacting with others for mutual assistance or support. It provides advice on overcoming fears of networking and reasons why networking is important, such as getting 80% of jobs through networking contacts. The document concludes by listing helpful networking tips, such as smiling, introducing yourself, developing an elevator speech, and maintaining your network for long-term benefits.
The document discusses the importance and best practices of networking. It defines networking as developing and maintaining quality relationships that enrich one's life and help achieve goals. It provides tips for effective networking including developing an elevator pitch, active listening, using body language, exchanging business cards, following up with connections, and networking even when introverted. The document emphasizes that networking is an ongoing process and recommends strategies for maximizing networking opportunities.
This document provides tips and strategies for networking and referrals from sales expert Mark Hunter. It discusses how networking is like a "con game" in that it requires demonstrating continuity, concern, and confidence ("the 3 Cs"). Tips are provided for using networking events effectively, such as listening to others and introducing contacts. The importance of follow up after meeting people is emphasized. Strategies are also outlined for getting and providing referrals, including always asking customers for referrals and keeping referral sources updated on your progress. The period between Christmas and New Year's is highlighted as a good time for networking when more people may be available.
Networking does not just happen at an organized event, you can networking at any place and time. Learn how you can take your marketing to the next level with these on the go networking strategies.
This document provides guidance on professional networking both offline and online. It outlines when and where to network, such as at conferences and events, and through LinkedIn. The document advises preparing for events by identifying key contacts and objectives. At events, it recommends arriving early, introducing yourself to organizers and potential connections, and following up afterwards by sending thank you notes. It also reviews tools for online networking on LinkedIn and Twitter to build connections over time. The overall goal is to proactively build a network through in-person and online engagement that can help achieve professional goals.
This document provides tips on how to build a personal brand and network effectively. It emphasizes identifying your strengths and how you want to be perceived, developing an "elevator pitch", attending events to meet new people, following up appropriately, and using social media like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to expand your network and promote your brand. The key is participating in industry groups, positioning yourself as a helpful resource to others, and consistently maintaining your online image.
The document discusses building compassionate relationships and communities. It emphasizes listening without judgment, asking open-ended questions, remembering names, following up regularly, and introducing people in mutually beneficial ways. The goal is to help people become their best selves by developing empathy, gratitude, and thoughtful diversity of perspectives through community.
Expert tips from LinkedIn and Citi's Women & Co. will help you work a room with ease. To continue the discussion, visit Connect: Professional Women's Network, a free LinkedIn group powered by Citi, at http://www.linkedin.com/womenconnect.
Conversation and NetworkingPresentation Tammy GentryTammy Gentry
This document provides a presentation on improving first impressions and conversations. Some of the key points covered include:
- Research shows that the ability to converse is a better indicator of success than grades.
- Listening skills are seen as more important than other talents by executives.
- People tend to like and feel comfortable with others who are similar to themselves.
- Nonverbal communication like body language and tone of voice make a strong first impression.
- Establishing rapport through techniques like matching body language and asking open-ended questions can help conversations flow more smoothly.
- Having a positive, engaged attitude can help make a good impression.
The document provides guidance on effective networking for employment. It defines networking as relationship building and information gathering. Networking involves establishing trust and mutual benefit. The value of networking is more than just connecting with people in your field. Networking basics include showing gratitude, respect, etiquette, expectations, and tact. Networking can be done with colleagues, alumni, professional associations, and more. The goal is to find opportunities and stay informed.
The Best Way To Find A Job: Use Social Media and Get Hired FastTerri Levine
Out of a job? Want a new career? Social media networking is the answer. Most people get employed by using social media and if you want to get hired fast or find your next employer it's most likely you will do this through the Internet, social media and or through networking. This presentation will show you what to do and what to say to land a job or change your career quickly and easily to get into a career or a job and make money and become employed or get re-hired even in a down economy or if you've been laid off or have gaps in your resume.
How to Actually Enjoy Networking - GennGlobalSarah Ward
The document provides tips for how to enjoy networking events. It suggests having a positive attitude and relaxing to connect with others on a personal level instead of being overly business focused. Preparing talking points through practice with friends and family can help reduce nerves. The key is having meaningful conversations and collecting others' contact information to follow up, rather than feeling obligated to talk to everyone or get rid of all your own cards.
The document provides guidance on how to effectively network at professional meetings. It discusses:
1) The importance of having a clear objective such as getting appointments, building relationships, and helping others in order to be remembered and referred.
2) Developing an engaging "why" message and practicing an energetic 30-second introduction that helps people remember you.
3) Taking steps like setting contact goals, following up on appointments, and psyching yourself up to be confident and outgoing at meetings.
The document discusses how social media is shaping the Sacramento community. It notes that Sacramento ranks #4 for Twitter usage and that social media allows for word-of-mouth recommendations on "steroids". It then provides tips for using platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook to develop brands, bring value to followers, and reinforce consistency across profiles. Key advice includes engaging with others, staying positive, blogging regularly, and showing one's personal side while staying on-brand.
The document provides an overview of LinkedIn facts and tips for setting up a profile, using LinkedIn to build your brand and business, etiquette, and finding a job. It discusses that LinkedIn launched in 2003, has over 65 million users worldwide with half from the US, and is best for professional networking without distractions. It provides guidance on completing your profile, engaging with connections, and bringing value to others through your LinkedIn activities.
The document discusses Twitter and social media use. It notes that Sacramento ranks 4th for Twitter use by business people and 33rd for overall social media use. It encourages using Twitter and social media for business purposes like branding, bringing value to followers, and directing people to websites. It provides tips for using hashtags, retweets, and Twitter etiquette to build followers and integrate Twitter with other platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn.
Social Media On The Go discusses how professionals can use social media while mobile through smartphones and other mobile devices. It covers the relevance of social media on the go for staying connected and disseminating information. Mobile devices that support social media are discussed, including smartphones like Blackberries and iPhones which allow accessing applications like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn through mobile apps and WiFi or cellular networks. The document provides tips for using social media applications and linking accounts across different platforms while mobile.
Developing and reinforcing your brand across social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook requires consistency, bringing value to others, and engaging in a positive way. Key aspects include maintaining a consistent brand, sharing compelling content that helps others without directly selling, and interacting regularly with your followers to build relationships. Above all, your social media presence should reflect your expertise while showing your genuine, well-rounded self.
The document provides an overview of LinkedIn, including its origins, how to use it to build your brand, grow your business, and find a job. It discusses LinkedIn's founding in 2002 as a professional networking site and how to utilize features like status updates, groups, connecting with others, and linking to other social media platforms to get value from LinkedIn. Tips are provided like completing your profile, asking for recommendations, using a compelling summary and picture, and engaging with connections by offering value through answers and posts.
The document discusses Twitter and social media use in business. It notes that Sacramento ranks 4th among cities for Twitter use by business people and 33rd for overall social media use. It encourages businesses to use Twitter and social media to promote their brand, share information with followers, and not fall behind competitors that are actively using these platforms. Finally, it provides best practices for using Twitter etiquette, hashtags, retweets, and integrating Twitter with other social media sites.