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Juha Liikala
Poll: What is your preferred way for following a interesting blog? (Planning to write a post about this subject soon and looking for your feedback)
A) Through email subscription
B) RSS-feed
C) I "like" it on Facebook and follow updates from there
D) Something else, what?
Thank you for your thoughts!
75 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, Brazen Bloggers, Wordpress Bloggers and Gen-Y Professional Bloggers2 more
Juha Liikala:
Hey all!
Here's the post I was talking about. Hope you like it!
MoreHey all!
Here's the post I was talking about. Hope you like it!
http://www.nomadcouch.com/2010/09/5-ways-to-build-more-connections-with-...
74 weeks ago
Here's the post I was talking about. Hope you like it!
MoreHey all!
Here's the post I was talking about. Hope you like it!
http://www.nomadcouch.com/2010/09/5-ways-to-build-more-connections-with-...
74 weeks ago
David Spinks
Where do you draw the line in being "professional" vs being friendly and cool in emails?
It changes for me based on who I'm talking to. I always think about it. If I'm too formal, will it make me look like a stiff? If I'm too casual, will that come across as disrespectful?
What's your take?
Aiden Schade:
If I'm discussing business in the email, then I keep it professional. If I'm discussing something more personal, then cool and friendly ...MoreIf I'm discussing business in the email, then I keep it professional. If I'm discussing something more personal, then cool and friendly works.
Then again, when I think of a professional email, I think proper sentence structure and punctuation use. You don't need to fall into the trap of using big fancy words and going on forever to be professional. Address your recipient, say what needs saying, then be done with it.
75 weeks ago
Then again, when I think of a professional email, I think proper sentence structure and punctuation use. You don't need to fall into the trap of using big fancy words and going on forever to be professional. Address your recipient, say what needs saying, then be done with it.
75 weeks ago
Leena Chugh:
Typically what I do is start off on a profesional note and if the other person seems very welcoming and friendly then I start toning down a little ...MoreTypically what I do is start off on a profesional note and if the other person seems very welcoming and friendly then I start toning down a little bit over time so I can add a personal touch here and there. Constant communication with that person helps me understand more about their expectaions.
75 weeks ago
75 weeks ago
Niki Torres became an employee of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, Inc.
82 weeks ago
Niki Torres
joined the group Wordpress Bloggers
82 weeks ago
Niki Torres became a fan of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide, Inc.
82 weeks ago
Niki Torres
I've always wanted to be location dependent. One of my biggest hurdles: carrying a very limited passport. There's red tape everywhere.
Niki Torres:
@Pamela: Of course. Although I'm more interested in dual citizenship. Here's to a better passport – soon!
120 weeks ago
120 weeks ago
Lea Woodward:
JR is right - where there's a will there's a way! It sounds like you've got the will, now you just need to find the way :)
120 weeks ago
120 weeks ago
Niki Torres
Here's mine too. #BAD09 Climate Change http://bit.ly/117C84
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