Your business card is an important part of you and your company’s brand. It’s an essential part of the business networking process. A good business card can say a great deal about you above and beyond the basic website and contact information. Done correctly a business card can to elevate your status [...]
I would like to begin by thanking my lucky stars that, in this economy, I have had the good fortune of being gainfully employed for the past two years since graduating college. But, as I start a new chapter in my life, one that I hope turns out to be about a fabulous new career [...]
I certainly enjoyed my visit to London to attend the TRU London conference. As someone who has a background and a love of culture and anthropology (my undergrad is in Anthro.), I love to soak up the people, the places, the culture, and nuisances of wherever I am traveling at the moment.
What I have found [...]
Hats off to @billboorman and @radicalrecruit for an amazing first day of TRU London. The conference proved to be especially “unconferencey” in the fact that the scheduled tracts changed multiple times deviating from the unofficial official schedule. There are over 100 Recruiters from all across the world that have graced their presence in London. Some [...]
Time management is something that most of us struggled with long before social media. As we become more involved in the world of social media and the see the importance of building personal business relationships, managing your time both inside the social media space and outside as a business professional and human being becomes ever [...]
As businesses begin to integrate social media into their long term strategies, they are looking for ways to take collaboration, coordination, and networking to the next level. And Carlin Wiegner, CEO and co-founder of Cube Tree believes his company has the answer.
Last May, Cube Tree quietly released their new internal social media software just out [...]
More often than not when meeting with a new client I am asked questions surrounding Social Media ROI or Return on Investment. Potential clients who are unfamiliar with social media as a form of lead generation, brand awareness, networking, research, or customer service platform are extremely skeptical and quick to ask the ROI question. While [...]
Geolocation systems seem to be on every social media expert’s mind these days. Like any new technology, geolocation is an interesting and untested tool that I believe can be used as a way to further strengthen your company’s brand, drive consumers to your multiple locations, and as well as a great way to inexpensively market [...]
While I was out on maternity leave, I got a lot of calls from friends, peers, and business people who had questions about social media, specifically Twitter. While I was relatively new to Twitter I had plenty of time on my hands while on maternity leave from my corporate job and I quickly became a [...]
Twitter was a service originally created for friends, family, and co-workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? It was originally developed for use with SMS text messaging. Twitter users post tweets––posts written in 140 characters or fewer.
Think of Twitter as a [...]
Door-to-door salesmen, junk mail, telemarketers, urgent recorded phone messages, and Viagra emails.
Utter just one of these words to a family member or friend and chances are they will elicit words of anger, frustration, and just flat out negativity. Automatic DM’s are no different. There has been a great debate on Twitter ever [...]
2010 is already shaping up to be an exciting year and 2010 hasn’t yet begun. Even still, I can’t seem to contain myself. I have three different announcements–
Brand-Yourself. I am now a weekly columnist for Brand-Yourself Blog. Each Wednesday I’ll be contributing to the blog and talking about personal branding, the job search, and social [...]
For the most of us, the end of the year signifies an opportunity to think, reflect, and remember the life lessons, events, and topics that demanded our attention over the last 12 months. And professionals within the Human Resource and Recruiting industry are no exception. I think that I can speak for everyone that [...]
The title of this blog post, “What a Georgia Vacation has to do with Blogging4Jobs” might have caught your attention and had you wondering exactly what the title asks.
So what does a Georgia vacation have to do with Blogging4Jobs?
Well, I’m sorry to disappoint. The title has nothing with this blog post. I have never once [...]
Although I have only lived in the Oklahoma City Metro area for 3 1/2 years, I consider Oklahoma to be my home. I’m excited to be a part of such a progressive, exciting, and wonderful city! Take a look at the video to learn more about Maps 3 and don’t forget to vote YES for [...]
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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