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Comment on Keyword Goldrush: everything you need to know about keywords by Nga

Nga — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:13:14 +0000

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Comment on Windmill Networking: Understanding, Leveraging & Maximizing LinkedIn: An Unofficial, Step-by-Step Guide to Creating & Implementing Your LinkedIn Brand – Social Networking in a Web 2.0 World by A. Prichard

A. Prichard — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 01:05:32 +0000

With the slump of the economy you have to do everything you can to stay relevant and start building your brand. The Windmill Networking Guide teaches you step by step how to utilize your LinkedIn account. I had a LinkedIn profile for a few years, but never did much with it, simply had my resume on it. However, after reading this book I learned that I have to be more active on the site in order to stand out. Still looking for that dream job, but I have definitely gotten some great leads. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for the next step in their career.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Windmill Networking: Understanding, Leveraging & Maximizing LinkedIn: An Unofficial, Step-by-Step Guide to Creating & Implementing Your LinkedIn Brand – Social Networking in a Web 2.0 World by Avid Reader

Avid Reader — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:28:14 +0000

There are so many tools available on Linkedin that provide great value to its users. The trouble is that not all of them are intuitive. Furthermore, learning the nooks and crannies of Linkedin without guidance from Linkedin gurus like Neal takes an inordinate amount of time. Thanks to the techniques highlighted in this book, my Linkedin proficiency has skyrocketed. If you want to learn how to use Linkedin to its maximum capacity without having to pay for a premium account, read Neal’s book. Happy networking!
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Windmill Networking: Understanding, Leveraging & Maximizing LinkedIn: An Unofficial, Step-by-Step Guide to Creating & Implementing Your LinkedIn Brand – Social Networking in a Web 2.0 World by C. Thompson

C. Thompson — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 21:42:56 +0000

Like most people I’d created a basic linkedin profile that had the facts about who I was and what I’d done – then connected with friends and collegues and let it sit. Neal Shaffer’s book has opened my eyes to the power of creating a personal brand and marketing it in the web 2.0 world. His guide thru the linkedin application combines both the how behind functions and why these functions are key tools for branding your skills and marketing them to future employers and business associates. Additionally, Neal advocates throughout his book a genuine, authentic and pay it forward approach to self branding and networking. In these tough economic times – this is a positive book that encourages taking action to create a personal brand and unlock the power of linkedin.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment on Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time by Mark Thrice

Mark Thrice — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 09:16:56 +0000

So I'm a comedian.

Hey, EVERYONE'S a comedian but seriously, when it comes to facebook, googling, tweeting blah blah blah...I couldn't care less, mostly because, as with most technology, unless you were on the train at the very first station, you have to run like The Roadrunner if you want to even TRY to catch up.

Who's got time for keeping up with this stuff?
Before you put up your hand, bubsy, keep in mind that you have to keep up with the stuff that isn't even "stuff" yet. If you really want to be on top of social media and sound half intelligent, you have to know what is coming down the pipe and be able to say: "If only they would make it this way..." or "it's about time somebody made that cuz I was just about to myself."
In other words, you have to be a total, "I have no other life", keypad-strokin', binary lovin', Vista-slaggin' geek.

In the event that you are NOT, you need to know one. Then you can wait until the whole world is yapping about something and ask your Geek Friend questions like this: "So, is this good or what?" and "How would this work for me?"

If you are lucky enough to have a Geek Friend who speaks plain english (there are about 7 in the world), he will take the stuff that you don't and can't care about (because you have a life and you are busy writing jokes) and explain how to make it work for you so that you, too can be more better off because he knows that when you are more better off, you will invite him over for dinner and he can show all his Geek Friends that, yes, he DOES SO have a social life!

This book about Twitter Power is good. It's the good kind of good that will help you get your busy brain around something that will help you loads in the long run (like learning a short cut in grade twelve calculus).

It's all about marketing now, not like in the old days when if you knew a guy who knew a guy, you were in. Now you have to know a million guys who each know a million guys and even then, you're not in for sure unless you can make heads and tails of this crazy social media stuff.

So buy the book already. Pretend that Joel Comm is your Geek Friend and that the words you are reading are actually coming out of his mouth. You will be more better off and you won't have to ask him to dinner. Rating: 4 / 5