Access. It’s what everyone wants. Access to the best events, access to the famous people. If the adage “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” is true (and, it is) then access is what gets you to the “who” that can make a difference. But, more often than not, meeting the “who” that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘LinkedIn’
The Art of Access
December 7th, 2009
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Posted in personal brand | Tags: Facebook, LinkedIn, Online Communities, Social network, SXSW, Twitter, Website, YouTube
If you’re not using Facebook search you don’t know what you’re missing
October 21st, 2009
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Tonight while I was going through some of the different social networks like Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook I decided to do a search on the name of the company I work for “TurnHere.” Now I do this regularly and automatically on Twitter and the Web. I use Google Alerts to monitor for [...]
Why Blogging Still Matters
July 27th, 2009
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People love to claim stuff “dead” on the Internet. It seems everyday something is dying or already dead. Frankly, the pace of extinction around these parts is exhausting. And, of course, the rhetoric is usually completely overblown and, well, wrong. So it is with the death of blogging. As Twitter user growth soars (1928% YOY [...]
Posted in Blogging | Tags: Blog, Blogging, Facebook, LinkedIn, personal brand, Social Media, Twitter
Identifying a social media workflow
July 25th, 2009
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Whenever I start talking to people about social media invarably the question arises “Where do I find the time?” It’s easy to understand where they’re coming from. After sitting through several hours of eye-opening presentations about a brand new world of communication and engagement people sit back and think “but I already can’t get everything [...]
Posted in Social Media | Tags: Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, MySpace, Social Media, Social network, Twitter, YouTube
