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Five Lessons We Bloggers Can Learn From Soap Operas
I remember way back when soap opera fans were not held in high esteem by me . . . until I had two babies in diapers and appreciated the company of the characters and their many problems.
Many years later I learned that some well-respected literary types wrote a book about …
7 Minutes to Empowering Your LinkedIn Profile
One of the treasured opportunities for BNI [Business Networking International] members is the time we get to present an extended Infomercial to our “salesforce,” i.e. our chapter members.
Next week I plan to condense my 2-hour LinkedIn workshop into seven minutes — to provide an outline of tips for filling out …
The Main Reason You Should Attend a Linchpin Meetup
By the time you read this article, there will undoubtedly have been way more than 6,000 people who’ve attended Linchpin Meetups all over the world. I attended my first such event in Columbus, OH, on June 14 — The First International Linchpin Meetup Day.
Meetups allow people to form groups with …
“Please Contact Me If I Can Be of Assistance” — Gregory Stringer
With TEN LinkedIn groups in common, it is no wonder that Gregory Stringer and I have become online buddies. We met on the Future Social Media group in response to Endaf Kerfoot’s invitation to introduce ourselves. Here was Gregory’s response:
Hi! I am a student of e-Commerce, currently seeking my …
10 Videos on How to do LinkedIn
LinkedIn Video Series by Butterscotch.com
LinkedIn definitely merits its place as one of the Top Three social media sites that business people — and those seeking to enter the workforce — ought to understand how to use and benefit from.
I imagine we all know lots of people who “think” they are …
How to Improve Your Linked ROI By Tweaking Your Profile
How do I love LinkedIn?
Let me count the ways — and share them — so everyone can improve their Return on Time Investment.
This week I’m conducting workshops entitled:
“I’m on LinkedIn . . . Now WHAT?”
Below is a list of what we discussed until time ran out. So …
Social Media Helps Students & Teachers Learn from One Another
One of my greatest teachers these days is my newest student Gregory Stringer, a 56-year-old disabled retiree who has returned to school for retraining, and that includes a heavy dose of Social Media Networking — which is how we met not long ago.
In the LinkedIn group, FUTURE SOCIAL MEDIA, Endaf …
Can Social Media Predict the Academy Award Winners?
Chicken or Egg: Which came first?
If I write this blog article about how Jeff Bridges should win the Best Actor Oscar for his authentic portrayal of a washed up, alcoholic country singing legend in the semi-romantic film Crazy Heart –
(1) Will my article …
How to Handle the Web Like Our SuperKids
How many of us can truthfully say:
“I like how life’s going”
That’s what my 19-year-old neighbor James Hartje said to me last time he dropped by to swap Internet stories.
I had just posted my article Three “F’s” to Achieve Your 2010 Goals which began with the advice to “Follow a …
Three “F’s” to Achieve Your 2010 Goals
Since I subscribe to the philosophy of “Intention,” my 2010 Predictions Article will be geared to Setting Some Goals and Making Them Happen. Here are three ways to do just that:
Follow a Role Model, who’s also a Friend
Find a Buddy — or Seven
Figure out Answers to the list of Questions …
ABC’S of PR: One Student’s Wide Angle View
I met Magan online last week when she wrote this fabulous blog post on PROpenMic, a social network for PR students, faculty and professionals. I loved her creative approach to the practice and wanted to share it with my audience.
Magan is a senior at University of Georgia. As a PR …
Counting the ways I loved “Twitterville”
What a great read! — Twitterville by Shel Israel
This is likely to be a “Labor of Love” i.e., chatting with you about all the cool things I learned from this very personal, highly researched, inspirational Social Media MUST READ.
A friend just told me that her secret to reading loads of …
Becoming involved in the Social Media community is the most exciting life change in memory.
Discovering how each and every one of us has an opportunity to MAKE A NAME FOR OURSELVES and share our knowledge and insights with interested readers is tremendously empowering.
As I write this blog, read comments here, and do the same with the blogs of others -- I know that we all can benefit in a host of ways. Let's DO IT!
HOW TO DO SOCIAL MEDIA BY THE BOOK
