By participating in social networking activities during the holidays, you may experience engagement with someone at a different level than during the rest of the year. When January rolls around, you just might be on someone’s radar for a career opportunity. Read More...
Professional networking in LinkedIn is not just about finding a job. Finding business partners or clients through professional networking in LinkedIn is one of the most effective ways to use LinkedIn. Read More...
I offer you a system to consider for setting the appropriate priority for career social networking. Simply assign a range from 1 to 100 to career social networking and prioritize it accordingly. There is no cookie cutter, one-size-fits-all approach to career social networking. My point is that it should be a priority, but the priority you choose for it should depend on your current career situation. Read More...
Let’s face it, social networking is time consuming. If 75% of triathletes around the world are amateur, how do they find the time to train? It’s a mindset thing. Simply stated, they just do it because it’s important enough to them. Social networking in your career is important. You either have that mindset or you don’t. Read More...
If you’re a job seeker, use Signal to follow companies that interest you. If you’re in sales, use Signal to follow people and companies that align with your sales goals. If you’re a power networker, Signal is a gold mine to engage with your network and expand your network. Read More...
“Bernie is a fantastic speaker, and if you are looking for someone to present at your event, he should be one of your top choices. His presentations are interesting and informative, and leverage all of his hands on experience in inbound marketing. His book "Marketing 2.0" is a great overview of where marketing is going, and includes a number of compelling case studies. Bernie is a thought leader, and the book is proof of that (which is why I wrote the foreword to the book!). I have invited Bernie to speak at events I have organized, and I will do so again in the future.” January 10, 2010