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Jacob C. Alonzo
How do you explain the "Social Resume" to someone? What are your thoughts, pros and cons on the social resume?
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Morana Medved:
I think I vaguely remember a similar discussion from a year ago. Standard resume tells people what you did, and so does Linked-in. Social resume ...MoreI think I vaguely remember a similar discussion from a year ago. Standard resume tells people what you did, and so does Linked-in. Social resume tells people how you think by allowing you to communicate with variety of individuals on variety of topics. Between the two, it reflects what you can do.
68 weeks ago
68 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron:
I agree Morana. Your resume and LinkedIn profile are snippets of what you've done. Your social resume allows you to showcase the way you think
67 weeks ago
67 weeks ago
Tyler Durbin
I'm organizing content for a Webinar for college seniors who are currently interning at various companies on the topic of "Using Social Media for Personal Branding and Professional Networking."
Could you some tips, thoughts, insights, experiences from everyone in the group! You are the people that are out there being proactive in personal branding and networking and would love to pass along your thoughts to this group of college seniors.
101 weeks ago from Personal Branding, u30pro and GenYChat1 more
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Patrick Ambron
Ryan Healy just posted about being grateful for his accounting background. Looking back, my dual degree in Psychology has probably proved the most helpful. I never wanted to be a psychologist, but the curriculum helped me pinpoint insights, understand cause and effect, and articulate better than anything else. So much so, I think it's imperative that all students have a heavy liberal arts backing. A "trade school" is only so valuable (you will be trained on the job)
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Cameron Plommer:
I agree to a certain extent with what everyone has said so far.
But for me as an unemployed graduate for the past 6 months or so, I'm feeling ...MoreI agree to a certain extent with what everyone has said so far.
But for me as an unemployed graduate for the past 6 months or so, I'm feeling pretty down about my Economics education.
I'm finding that I wasn't never mastered many computer programs that are very useful to know as an entry level working (excel, photoshop...).
The lack of group projects and projects in general that would give me skills and experience creating something (which is all you do in the real world) is something I am very frustrated by. All I did was study, memorize, take a test, repeat. I have great soft skills, but they only go so far. I need hard skills to. School did a poor job of helping me there.
102 weeks ago
But for me as an unemployed graduate for the past 6 months or so, I'm feeling ...MoreI agree to a certain extent with what everyone has said so far.
But for me as an unemployed graduate for the past 6 months or so, I'm feeling pretty down about my Economics education.
I'm finding that I wasn't never mastered many computer programs that are very useful to know as an entry level working (excel, photoshop...).
The lack of group projects and projects in general that would give me skills and experience creating something (which is all you do in the real world) is something I am very frustrated by. All I did was study, memorize, take a test, repeat. I have great soft skills, but they only go so far. I need hard skills to. School did a poor job of helping me there.
102 weeks ago
Raquel Elle Bell:
My background is in International Business and Political Science. I think that it prepared me for many aspects of my business.
@Patrick - ...MoreMy background is in International Business and Political Science. I think that it prepared me for many aspects of my business.
@Patrick - Understanding how people think, respond, react are all very important aspects of creating designs that not only look good but perform a business function. Knowing how to get that across to clients is just as important. You have to know how to say no that will not be good for your business if you do that.
102 weeks ago
@Patrick - ...MoreMy background is in International Business and Political Science. I think that it prepared me for many aspects of my business.
@Patrick - Understanding how people think, respond, react are all very important aspects of creating designs that not only look good but perform a business function. Knowing how to get that across to clients is just as important. You have to know how to say no that will not be good for your business if you do that.
102 weeks ago
Carlee Mallard
My sister & I are road-tripping to Bonnaroo 2010 on Wednesday to help volunteer for a community gardening nonprofit & listen to some awesome music! We'll be camping outside for 5 nights in Tennessee! Anyone else going from Brazen or has anyone been before and have tips for a first-time outdoor music festival goer?
102 weeks ago from Music, Concert Lovers and Travel Addicts1 more
Gloria Meehan:
@Carlee. I went to the first Bonnaroo - which was cuurraazzy disorganized, but with 3 days of Panic, who cares? I followed that up with 2 more ...More@Carlee. I went to the first Bonnaroo - which was cuurraazzy disorganized, but with 3 days of Panic, who cares? I followed that up with 2 more "Roos". Although during the third Roo, I realized this fest was just too big for me. Still, being a veteran, I can tell you 3 things that saved my life: widebrim straw hat, sunscreen and water! Have fun, girl and remember to smile, smile, smile!
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Kari Christopher:
I will be there. It's my first time as well. I've been to many other music fests, etc; including burning man. Most ppl don't know, but burning ...MoreI will be there. It's my first time as well. I've been to many other music fests, etc; including burning man. Most ppl don't know, but burning man is all about music. I'm so excited!
102 weeks ago
102 weeks ago
Siddharth
A colleague at work has to give a presentation to the senior management. She's uncomfortable giving such presentations and i want to help her out. What are the best articles you have read for making a good presentation or on public speaking? Also what are the best tips you have received regarding making an impression through such presentations.
104 weeks ago from Personal Development and Personal Branding
Lee Thompson:
One thing you may suggest is going to slideshare.com and searching for presentations on the best practices for giving them...what to do and what ...MoreOne thing you may suggest is going to slideshare.com and searching for presentations on the best practices for giving them...what to do and what not to do. There are plenty of them available at that site.
104 weeks ago
104 weeks ago
Siddharth:
Woah thanks all for the amazing tips. Will pass them on and i hope it will be useful for me too sometime.
103 weeks ago
103 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Sparked a little debate yesterday. MSNBC wrote an under-researched article about Social Media and the Job Search. She concluded social media was not an effective vehicle to use in your job search. However, research is showing that its an incredibly useful tool (used correctly). What do you guys think? Is social media an effective way to get your foot in the door? How or how not? http://ow.ly/1KC2H
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Michael Felberbaum:
It's incredible to me how the debate is whether social media works or not. Social media is just a forum, a venue, a tool -- what matters is how ...MoreIt's incredible to me how the debate is whether social media works or not. Social media is just a forum, a venue, a tool -- what matters is how people use it. Lots of good comments here, so I don't need to reiterate and preach to the choir...
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106 weeks ago
Sean Masters:
@Michael remember though that the effectiveness of a tool will make or break it in the long run. We humans are all about efficiency and ...More@Michael remember though that the effectiveness of a tool will make or break it in the long run. We humans are all about efficiency and effectiveness (or at least we like to think we are!)
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Six apart just launched, basically turning comment threads into advertisments. I think it's a step in the wrong direction. Paying to join the conversation is the easy way to reach consumers online. It's also proves time and time again to be the ineffective way.
http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/12/six-apart-typepad-conversations/?utm_so...
Rebecca Thorman:
I actually think this looks like an interesting way to get involved. Bloggers WANT to get paid, and this is more engaging than an advertisement. I ...MoreI actually think this looks like an interesting way to get involved. Bloggers WANT to get paid, and this is more engaging than an advertisement. I don't think the execution is done well though - it still looks like an ad than a conversation.
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Leslie A. Joy:
I think it's a creative idea, but with horrible execution.
Bloggers want to make money, and I think with more money, more bloggers would be able ...MoreI think it's a creative idea, but with horrible execution.
Bloggers want to make money, and I think with more money, more bloggers would be able to post more frequently and dedicate more time to their blogs-which would be awesome.
BUT, in this instance it looks more like an advertisement than a conversation, which I'm not a fan of.
Advertising in social media is coming-however I have two main thoughts on this:
1.) Social media is about communication. If I wanted to be blasted with irrelevant ads at inconvient times, I'd take my name off the do not call registry and go back to watching tv on my tv. If you find a way to make your ads useful and maube even interactive-I'm on board.
2.) I have no problems with bloggers or sites putting up ads I just request that you don't have so many ads that your website is jarring to look at (ProBlogger-love your content, but I'm looking at you) and that the ads are relevant to the topic of the blog (Freelance Switch and Freelance Folder do this really well).
106 weeks ago
Bloggers want to make money, and I think with more money, more bloggers would be able ...MoreI think it's a creative idea, but with horrible execution.
Bloggers want to make money, and I think with more money, more bloggers would be able to post more frequently and dedicate more time to their blogs-which would be awesome.
BUT, in this instance it looks more like an advertisement than a conversation, which I'm not a fan of.
Advertising in social media is coming-however I have two main thoughts on this:
1.) Social media is about communication. If I wanted to be blasted with irrelevant ads at inconvient times, I'd take my name off the do not call registry and go back to watching tv on my tv. If you find a way to make your ads useful and maube even interactive-I'm on board.
2.) I have no problems with bloggers or sites putting up ads I just request that you don't have so many ads that your website is jarring to look at (ProBlogger-love your content, but I'm looking at you) and that the ads are relevant to the topic of the blog (Freelance Switch and Freelance Folder do this really well).
106 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Six apart just launched, basically turning comment threads into advertisments. I think it's a step in the wrong direction. Paying to join the conversation is the easy way to reach consumers online. It's also proves time and time again to be the ineffective way.
http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/12/six-apart-typepad-conversations/?utm_so...
106 weeks ago from u30pro
Emily Moore:
A friend of mine mentioned that this might be the only way that we end up getting people to pay for the news as it continues to sink the news market.
104 weeks ago
104 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Today we were covered on Mashable. "University to Provide Online Reputation Management to Graduates". It's a step in the right direction that universities are understanding they need to equip students with the right tools to control their online presence and become involved in social media. Here is the link http://bit.ly/cTQNBv Do you think more universities will do this in the future.
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Ryan Healy:
Congrats, Patrick! This is great, sounds like Syracuse is really ahead of the pack.
107 weeks ago
107 weeks ago
Christina:
Props to Syracuse! I’d love to see something like this implemented in all universities and community colleges...better yet start it in High schools!
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Patrick Ambron
Interesting debate. Are any of you using four square to build your brand. Do you guys think it can be used for that purpose? http://su.pr/27a08c
Ryan Paugh:
I agree w/ @paulmacp. I think that it shows promise for people in the event industry, or with people who make a living through attending events, ...MoreI agree w/ @paulmacp. I think that it shows promise for people in the event industry, or with people who make a living through attending events, like (dare I say) Paris Hilton or something.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is on Foursquare (http://bit.ly/dAEggh). Maybe it also has potential for public figures, politicians, etc.
108 weeks ago
Arnold Schwarzenegger is on Foursquare (http://bit.ly/dAEggh). Maybe it also has potential for public figures, politicians, etc.
108 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Start Up vs Corporate culture. One of our interns, Jim, is leaving us at the end of the semester. We offered him a job that conflicted with another offer from a prestigious advertising firm. He had the difficult decision of weighing the pros and cons of start-up and corporate culteure. He wrote a good post about it here
http://blog.brand-yourself.com/2010/04/20/start-up-vs-corporate-world%E2...
What do you guys think? Which culture do you thrive in?
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Patrick Ambron:
You said it best: "Everyone is so different". What's important is realizing the pros and cons of each culture,your own strengths and weaknesses ...MoreYou said it best: "Everyone is so different". What's important is realizing the pros and cons of each culture,your own strengths and weaknesses and choosing the option that will make you happiest. I remember explaining years ago to my little sister why she wouldn't enjoy working in the busy restaurant I worked at. Yes, It's good money for a Kid, but it's a fast paced, stressful environment, where you need a thick skin, and my sister was the type of person who responds well to encouragement. It took a week on the job for her to realize I was right, but the point remains. It comes down to understanding what's involved in both situations and how you see yourself fitting into it.
109 weeks ago
109 weeks ago
Doug Mitchell:
I agree as well Rebecca. Everyone is different. It's a strength, not a weakness.
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109 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Seems like the conversation has been about start-ups/free lancing lately. As anyone who's been involved with either knows, the schedule is very hectic. What is everybody's take on multitasking? Anyone consider themselves a good multitasker? Anyone consider it distraction? Be interested in hearing the mix
Alison Rayner:
I have mixed success with multitasking. I think half the time it just reduces my productivity, but increases the good stress or excitement I get ...MoreI have mixed success with multitasking. I think half the time it just reduces my productivity, but increases the good stress or excitement I get when I'm doing lots of things.
I didn't know it before a few months back, but apparently I focus really well when listening to music on an iPod while writing.
110 weeks ago
I didn't know it before a few months back, but apparently I focus really well when listening to music on an iPod while writing.
110 weeks ago
Becky Benishek:
We had an interesting take on this on our site recently. I've always had the impression, from both work-expectations and personal life, that ...MoreWe had an interesting take on this on our site recently. I've always had the impression, from both work-expectations and personal life, that multitasking is something you should learn to handle well. But one of our bloggers took the opposite view, that it's ineffective even if you enjoy having multiple tasks! http://connect.mypath.com/mypath/blogs/full-plate/2010/04/01/balance-you...
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110 weeks ago
Kim N. Campbell
There's a startup that I really want to intern with this summer and to get their attention and set myself apart I sent them a short presentation with my resume, links to blogs, and a proposed idea for the company. I sent that last friday morning and they still haven't viewed it. A friend of mine recommended I get their attention by introducing myself, and maybe show them the presentation. 1-Any other recommended course of action? 2- Do you have tips on presenting myself well in person?
110 weeks ago from Ask Penelope Trunk!, Upstarts!, Resume Feedback and Personal Branding2 more
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Patrick Pho:
I agree with Vickie- networking with others could help find a backdoor way to get the company's attention.
108 weeks ago
108 weeks ago
AcumenRecruiter:
Hi Kim! What type of role are you looking for? I have a number of opportunities available at my business/ IT consulting firm - Acumen Solutions. ...MoreHi Kim! What type of role are you looking for? I have a number of opportunities available at my business/ IT consulting firm - Acumen Solutions. These including opportunities in recruiting and consulting. Feel free to email me you resume to rscherman@acumensolutions.com.
108 weeks ago
108 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman
I work for a start-up where the dress code is very casual. I'm usually the most dressed up, just because I like to. I'm wondering, how does personal appearance change the way you think about someone? If someone is wearing a suit and a tie is that better than jeans? Does it affect your brand?
Stephanie:
It seems that it all depends on the setting and the people you're with, but just a reminder: it's easier to dress up nicely, then dress "down," ...MoreIt seems that it all depends on the setting and the people you're with, but just a reminder: it's easier to dress up nicely, then dress "down," than to dress casually, then try to dress "up"
For instance, if you wear a pant suit and nice blouse and then realize your clients are more casual, you can always take off your suit jacket to become more casual. On the flip side, it's harder to dress "up" a polo shirt and jeans if you find out your clients are more traditional.
110 weeks ago
For instance, if you wear a pant suit and nice blouse and then realize your clients are more casual, you can always take off your suit jacket to become more casual. On the flip side, it's harder to dress "up" a polo shirt and jeans if you find out your clients are more traditional.
110 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
We just launched our new personal branding system at brand-yourself, with the help of thought leaders including Dan Schawbel and Gary V. We are happy to partner with i2y (i'm too young for this! Cancer foundation) for our launch http://su.pr/2xqrH6 . Sign up for free today using promo code : BRAZEN and help us raise money :) http://brand-yourself.com/
Patrick Ambron
We started this group @ brand-yourself to connect with young, forward thinking profs. We are nothing but impressed with the smart individuals that showed up. Last week we launched our online rep/personal branding platform. In honor of your support we are happy to offer this network 100 free, full access accts for 2 weeks. Sign up @ http://brand-yourself.com/
We value your feed back, so we will extend anybody's acct who gives it to us! Features you like, don't like, features you WOULD like etc.
Patrick Ambron:
To get the FULL access use promo code: Brazen
Forgot to mention we are working with i2y (i'm too young for cancer foundation) donating money for ...MoreTo get the FULL access use promo code: Brazen
Forgot to mention we are working with i2y (i'm too young for cancer foundation) donating money for every free sign up. One of the best part of what we do is connect with other young people making a difference, rallying around causes, etc. Just like u guys
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Forgot to mention we are working with i2y (i'm too young for cancer foundation) donating money for ...MoreTo get the FULL access use promo code: Brazen
Forgot to mention we are working with i2y (i'm too young for cancer foundation) donating money for every free sign up. One of the best part of what we do is connect with other young people making a difference, rallying around causes, etc. Just like u guys
116 weeks ago
Timothy Johnson III
Hi everyone. I was curious if I could get your opinions on definite "must have" software skills for a budding marketing professional. I've noticed a lot of entry level marketing jobs seem to be looking for a jack-of-all trades. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
116 weeks ago from Generation Y Marketers, New Media Marketing, Social Media Marketers and Social Media Marketing2 more
Halibut:
Well, Tim, I'm not sure about specific software skills apart from Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Each company will have different requirements. I'm ...MoreWell, Tim, I'm not sure about specific software skills apart from Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Each company will have different requirements. I'm generally happy if they don't ask me if I mind running out for coffee or dry cleaning or dog walking on alternate Sundays. These days I throw myself on the carpet and beg, assuring everyone in the room that I am capable of anything and everything if only they will give me half a chance. Good luck with your endeavors and keep us posted on how you are doing.
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Patrick Ambron:
The marketing landscape is changing and as a young guy they want to know they can use you to help them through. I say learn all the new media ...MoreThe marketing landscape is changing and as a young guy they want to know they can use you to help them through. I say learn all the new media techniques they are struggling with. Show them you know how to:
1)Online Monitor: Social mention, twitter search, blog search, google alerts, etc
2) Social media marketing: show you know how to effectively and strategically navigate niche netowrking sites, and the big ones
3) Online Content creations: blogs, videos, podcasts, etc
4) SEO: search engine optimization
5) If you need help, we just released a comprehensive online rep platform. You can log in with promo code BRAZEN and get a free temp acct. www.brand-yourself.com
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1)Online Monitor: Social mention, twitter search, blog search, google alerts, etc
2) Social media marketing: show you know how to effectively and strategically navigate niche netowrking sites, and the big ones
3) Online Content creations: blogs, videos, podcasts, etc
4) SEO: search engine optimization
5) If you need help, we just released a comprehensive online rep platform. You can log in with promo code BRAZEN and get a free temp acct. www.brand-yourself.com
116 weeks ago
David Spinks
By show of hands, how many of you are going to SXSW?
116 weeks ago from u30pro
Robert Sofia:
Hand! I'm speaking too (MoreHand! I'm speaking too (http://my.sxsw.com/events/event/7437#). I can't wait to see you all there!
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Robert Sofia:
Oh - and here's a link to the Brazen SXSW group MoreOh - and here's a link to the Brazen SXSW group http://www.brazencareerist.com/network/2010-sxsw-interactive-networking
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Patrick Ambron
Pretty good question posed today. Is social media more of a brand builder or a time waster? Obviously it depends on who is using it and how, but I'm interested in your personal experience. Do you find yourself wasting more time, or actually harvesting some opportunity? If it's the former, is it by choice or do you have trouble figuring out exactly HOW social media can be leveraged as an effective branding tool?
Isao Kato:
I believe the value of social media lies in the act of using it. I have been proactive (=sucking my time) for a couple of months on Twitter, blog ...MoreI believe the value of social media lies in the act of using it. I have been proactive (=sucking my time) for a couple of months on Twitter, blog network, and Brazen, and already got more meaningful connections than I had acquired over the previous year. Living in a remote island (Taiwan) makes social media even more effective - I have never imagined guest-blogging, and that happened after a two-day interaction on Twitter and blog. For a journalist living in Turkey. For us, social media might be THE tool for building brand.
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Christina:
I think that if used correctly Social Media can be a great tool! In the beginning it can seem quite tedious and time consuming but I feel that as ...MoreI think that if used correctly Social Media can be a great tool! In the beginning it can seem quite tedious and time consuming but I feel that as you become more familiar with social media and how it can benefit you, it in turn becomes much much easier
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117 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Are resumes worthless? 80% of jobs are unadvertised today. Personally I think resumes are quickly losing their value. With the advent of social technologies there are much more thorough, effective ways to showcase your skills and work. A 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper simply doesn't make sense anymore. I think they will be extinct within the decade. What do you guys think? Have u guys found or lost jobs because of your resume? Have u found jobs without one? http://su.pr/4hYC1S
Ryan Rancatore:
Thanks for sharing my article, Patrick. Zak makes a good point below that a resume is fine as one tool in a set of many - unfortunately, for most ...MoreThanks for sharing my article, Patrick. Zak makes a good point below that a resume is fine as one tool in a set of many - unfortunately, for most jobs I see it is the only option.
118 weeks ago
118 weeks ago
Melissa Breau:
I completely disagree. While it is important to have an online presence, recruiters / HR managers etc want to be able to have something printed ...MoreI completely disagree. While it is important to have an online presence, recruiters / HR managers etc want to be able to have something printed out that they can file - it is WAY too much work to track multiple online links to different profiles for multiple jobs at once. Have standardized documents that are the same for everyone gives them a jumping off point. I don't think resumes are going anywhere in the foreseeable future.
118 weeks ago
118 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
The google stat seemed to spark quite a discussion about personal branding, and more specifically, personal SEO. Might be a good to open a thread where we share our own SEO tips. So I ask, how do you get your content to the top of google for your name? How do you overcome negative, irrelevant or other people's content show share your name?
John Mattucci:
The best way really to be at the top of google is to write good content, among many other important things, content is key. That is why blogs are ...MoreThe best way really to be at the top of google is to write good content, among many other important things, content is key. That is why blogs are kings of goggle. Lots of content that people can use, and want to read. And since google indexes words, lots of good words help, of course in a meaningful arrangement :)
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Melissa Breau:
Morehttp://ezinearticles.com/?id=3666750 <---- here's an ezine post I did on googleability.
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120 weeks ago
How do you guys handle negative Google results? I'm a newspaper reporter and sometimes being a good newspaper reporter means (some of) the people you write about don't like you. I've recently had some negative backlash appear on personal blogs - which also appear when you Google me. Is there something I should do? Or just ignore it?
Patrick Ambron:
Responding never hurts. As everyone said, pretending they don't exist is not an option. However, since you are a writer, it should not be hard to ...MoreResponding never hurts. As everyone said, pretending they don't exist is not an option. However, since you are a writer, it should not be hard to bury these results. Publish some content on a personal blog. If you don't already have a domain name for your name, buy one. This will outweigh almost anything in google, and publishing content from this domain will quickly fill results.
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Deborah A Sullivan:
The more time passes and the more we do online, it'll get buried THANK GOD! We don't know about WHO these people might be.(mentally) I have to let ...MoreThe more time passes and the more we do online, it'll get buried THANK GOD! We don't know about WHO these people might be.(mentally) I have to let it go.
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K.C. Donovan
Don't forget Dan - human nature what it is...not everyone admits to this one...
Deborah A Sullivan:
I Google mine just to get a idea how I'm doing growth wise. I've got a long way to go. One day at a time.
119 weeks ago
119 weeks ago
Patrick Ambron
Interesting discussion about social media ROI on twitter today. Many people claim its hard to measure the ROI in social media. I disagree however. Especially compared to traditional branding efforts, I think social media has some pretty measurable metrics that line up with specific objectives. What do you guys think
Brianne E. Villano:
I'm a noob to the business end of social media and would love to know what tools you use to measure ROI or ROE (Return on Engagement) as I've seen ...MoreI'm a noob to the business end of social media and would love to know what tools you use to measure ROI or ROE (Return on Engagement) as I've seen written in the blogosphere lately.
Thanks Patrick.
121 weeks ago
Thanks Patrick.
121 weeks ago
Neal Schaffer:
Agree with you 100% Patrick!!! I can't believe more people don't understand this...I think the problem is that the people preaching Return on ...MoreAgree with you 100% Patrick!!! I can't believe more people don't understand this...I think the problem is that the people preaching Return on Engagement are from the PR (?) side, not the sales/business side. There are "fringe benefits" like ROE that are also measurable (followers, web hits, et. al.), but if you're not evaluating your social media ROI, give me a call because I'd like to receive some of your budget!!!
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