8 Ways to Use Social Share Buttons on Your Blog Are you looking to maximize your social media exposure on your blog? Then be sure to watch this edition of Social Media Examiner TV with your host Mari Smith. In this episode, Mari gives you some useful tips on how to increase your blog traffic with social media share buttons. Social media share buttons are a great way to get your readers to share your content on their own social media profiles without leaving your website. Share your feedback, see the show notes and discover how you can be part of a future show below! Here are the social share buttons Mari reviews on this video: Share Buttons for Twitter TweetMeme: This is a WordPress plugin which allows you to set how you want the tweets to be prepopulated for your readers. Twitter Share Button: This is Twitter’s own button and another option to use to get your readers to tweet your content. Mari gives you suggestions on where to use these and reminds you to add a call to action with your Twitter share buttons. Share Buttons for Facebook
How Social Media Can Help With Your Long Distance Job Search Dan Klamm is the outreach and marketing coordinator at Syracuse University Career Services. Connect with him on Twitter @DanKlamm. Finding a job in today's economy is tough if you're looking locally, but it can be particularly challenging if you're seeking work in a far-away, unfamiliar city. If you're a long-distance job seeker, you face several disadvantages. Even if you're able to secure interviews and gain some traction in your search, the process of landing a position in a new city can involve a significant investment of time, money and resources on your part. The good news is that social media can help with the process of long-distance job seeking. Stay On Top of Local News When interviewing for positions in a new locale, you don't want to seem like an outsider. You can get started by following local news outlets on Twitter and Facebook, as well as identifying local personalities and thought leaders to keep up with. Grow Your Professional Network Find Job Postings Save Money on Travel
Mais qu’est ce que c’est que ce KLOUT ? Cet article a été publié il y a 3 ans 4 mois 29 jours, il est possible qu’il ne soit plus à jour. Les informations proposées sont donc peut-être expirées. Y-a-t-il une norme, un référentiel, pour mesurer votre influence en ligne sur les réseaux sociaux ? Vous l’avez certainement croisé un jour ou l’autre, ne serait ce sur votre profil Twitter via Hootsuite par exemple, le Klout ou plus précisément le Klout score permet de mesurer l’influence que vous avez sur Twitter et dorénavant sur les réseaux sociaux (Facebook, LinkedIn). Explications : La première chose à faire est d’ouvrir un compte Klout, la chose est relativement facile puisque le service est couplé a un service d’autentification de type : oauth token (l’inscription va donc se faire via votre compte Twitter). Votre Klout score varie de 1 à 100, il comprend de nombreux paramètres comme : Votre Klout score est calculé via 35 variables réparties en 3 catégories : Les 3 sous scores Calcul du "Network" AmateursSpécialisteLeaderExpert…
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LINKEDIN GROUPS (How to Network Using LinkedIn Groups) Are you a member of a LinkedIn Group? Do you spend time networking in LinkedIn Groups? LinkedIn Groups are great way to build credibility and make new connections that can ultimately help grow your business. With over 1.5 million LinkedIn Groups, it can be difficult to find relevant Groups and determine which ones might be the best for you to join. It’s also important to find Groups that are well-managed. Unfortunately there are many LinkedIn Groups that are not well-managed, which makes the experience within these Groups less than optimal. You are sure to find a LinkedIn Group of interest to you. Not to worry, I’m going to give you some insights on how to find the quality groups you can leverage most for your LinkedIn strategy! How many groups should you join? You can join up to 50 LinkedIn Groups. I recommend that you go ahead and join up to 50 Groups, but select 5-10 Groups to spend your time on in order to get the most benefit out of your participation. The Groups You May Like feature.
Is RockMelt the Social Web Browser of the Future? Could your web browser replace the need to visit Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn on a regular basis? To find out the answer, keep reading… over the past 15 years. From Internet Explorer to the upstart Mozilla stealing their thunder and most recently Google rearing its head with an ultra-fast browser, Chrome, the field of play is starting to get crowded. Obviously, that means —and with a social twist. Enter RockMelt . The RockMelt browser window. RockMelt is a different breed of browser altogether. While IE , Firefox and Chrome are all talking about how fast they are ; . RockMelt is one of the first browsers to fully . Elijah’s Video Review : Caution: Watch for a surprise at the end! RockMelt has . Real-Time RSS OK, I’ll admit it. RockMelt does that. RockMelt lets you , and they immediately send you a visual signal when there’s new content for you to digest. People-Centric Sharing Sharing with your entire community is a great thing, but I’ve found that sharing an article to . Dual Search Boxes Really?
LinkedIn & “Me 2.0″-How to build a powerful personal brand « Waynebreitbarth's Blog Welcome Back, All: As I was preparing for a presentation to the marketing students from Milwaukee Area Technical College, I revisited one of my favorite personal branding books, “Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success” by Dan Schawbel. In his book I stumbled across a concept that really resonated with me, and that is the link between personal branding and LinkedIn. Here is his concept: You need to approach your career in terms of differentiation (standing out in the crowd) and marketability (providing something other people want or need). Why would someone choose your brand? • A robust professional network • Endorsements from respected colleagues • Previous accomplishments and cataloged results • A diversified and unique skill set For my tips this week, I would like to address these criteria and help you see what parts of LinkedIn are available to help you with each of these. 1. 2. 3. 4. Wildcard Tip or Question This guy really gets it.
Fistful of Talent: LinkedIn Corporate Recruiter...Will It Make You Lazy? I had the opportunity pre-holiday to chat with one of my colleagues here at FOT, specifically on sourcing strategy. I almost always background people before I chat with them, force of habit I guess (please don’t take it personally, I do it to everyone!), and it’s really to take a look at their social networking activity, see where they already source or have built some reach. This particular pal of mine uses the LinkedIn Corporate Recruiter product… and it’s interesting to note that in the last few conversations I’ve had with LinkedIn Corporate Recruiter users that their networks are still what I consider small – 200 connections or less. Why so interesting? Well, if you’ve paid and got access to all of LinkedIn, why aren’t you growing your network? What if you don’t have access? What if you do have access for a year, but don’t get to renew? What if you switch employers at some point and don’t have the luxury of having LinkedIn Corporate Recruiter at your fingertips?