Outside LinkedIn
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Archived posts from this Category
Posted by Steve Tylock on 02 Mar 2010 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
February’s poll results are in – most readers of The LinkedIn Personal Trainer wait to adopt technology.
That’s right – 73% are middle of the roaders and wait to try technology until after it’s been around a bit.
Let’s see what else…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 14 Jan 2010 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
It seems like the Wall Street Journal’s “LinkedIn Killer” was just in the news – oh wait – it was;-)
Back in August I wrote about the flurry of activity on the net about this effort. We have an update, and it doesn’t look good for the killer effort…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 23 Dec 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn, Profiles
Let’s talk about search results today – and how you can influence your web site’s search rank through the use of your LinkedIn profile.
This is a bit technical and of importance mostly to those that want to get their web site ranked higher, so I’ll understand if you’re not interested – but if you’ve got a web site, read on…-)
Posted by Steve Tylock on 11 Dec 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
It took a couple months, but I’ve been put back on the track of marketing systems gone bad…
Let’s have a look so that you can a) identify it when you receive it, b) enjoy a little bit of humor around the holiday season, and c) avoid setting up this sort of problem for yourself!
People that sell email marketing systems and services will always make claims that email marketing is not dead…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 15 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: About the Service, Outside LinkedIn
Pat’s email gave me a pause for concern.
What would I do if someone else setup a profile with my name?
How would I react if this pseudo-me had business dealings where I used to live?
Would I consider this an attempt at Identity Theft?
Let’s look at some of the issues…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 12 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
Reporting on my first week of Twitter – quite an eye-opener.
The single biggest difference between twitter and the use of LinkedIn that I’ve seen is the ability to follow other seemingly random people (and often be followed in return).
The nature of the tie is not the same as on LinkedIn – it’s a question of expecting to see interesting tweets from the other, not a sharing of contacts, recommendations or professional reputation.
Here, let me give an example…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 08 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
I’m going to take the Mark Twain acknowledgment – I did not come up with all of the above title, but if you can think of a better quote, I’d like to hear it;-)
A different catchy title brought me to a recent post that suggested that a huge number of companies – 83% – are using Facebook, and I just didn’t buy it.
I had to check further, and my suspicions were quickly confirmed as telltale traces of distortion caught my notice.
Sure, the sites will get me to point to their articles, but you might enjoy following along as I tackle the subject…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 05 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
In conjunction with the tweeting style, I’ll try to keep this entry short…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 01 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
October’s poll results reveal an interesting pattern – that most users are involved in more than one networking site.
But you know me – it’s never that simple – let’s have some fun…
Posted by Steve Tylock on 19 Oct 2009 | Tagged as: Outside LinkedIn
Two things that just can’t wait:
It was an interesting process to tape the show, and I’ve got a couple links for you to check these out.