Using LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Blogs to Find the Perfect Addition to Your Team
Social media is a game changer. We’ve seen it affect how we interact and share with friends and family, make decisions, hear and spread news, market, and much more. It even affects the way people hunt for jobs and the way companies look for potential employees.
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Posted in Business Success, Social Media Marketing by Ford Saeks.
Tags: Facebook, finding a job, hiring new employees, hiring using social media, linkedin, Twitter
I recently posted a question on LinkedIn about social media hype… I asked, “There’s a great debate on social media being a lot of hype. What do you think and why?”
Here’s the conversation… add your opinion too.
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Posted in Social Media Marketing by Ford Saeks.
Tags: blogs, Facebook, hype, linkedin, social media, social media debate, Twitter, Youtube
Be proactive and utilize social media marketing and social media networking to find or create your dream job.
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‘m not that political, I’m just a business owner that loves to help my clients. I pay in plenty in payroll, social security and unemployment taxes. I guess you would call me a conservative.
As an entrepreneur my entire life I don’t understand why big government wants to increase taxes on small businesses. From my point of view, albeit limited, if government cut taxes for small businesses, they would hire more people or pay their current employees more which would mean that they would spend more and everyone would win. Okay, back to using Social Media Marketing to help with your job search.
Continue reading ‘Look for a Job and Add Value: Don’t Count on the Unemployment Extension’
Posted in Business Success, Social Media Marketing by Ford Saeks.
Tags: Facebook, finding a job, help wanted, linkedin, social media, social media networking, Twitter, unemployment extension, Youtube
I’d bet that many of you would classify your efforts with Social Networking as “social NOT working.”
It’s NOT working until you engage in conversations, spread your expertise, and most importantly “add value.” With hundreds of social media sites out there, it’s hard to maintain focus and really add value and stay active on every site.
So, start by focusing your efforts on these top five social media sites. Here is a brief overview.
1. YouTube.com
This is the most popular video content sharing site. If you’re new to YouTube, go get your channel, which is to say go sign up for your account – your account name is your channel name so select it wisely. It’s better to have a keyword phrase or your name than it is to have your name with a number or something obscure. For example, I have a few channels, but my main channel is www.youtube.com/primeconcepts (go subscribe now). I also have www.youtube.com/fordsaeks, but too many people spell my name wrong so I send the traffic to the Prime Concepts channel. There are several other popular video sharing sites each with their own theme, but master YouTube first. Then you can leverage your efforts on other video sharing sites, using sites such as www.TubeMogul.comfor starters. Share value-added content and watch your business grow.
Continue reading ‘Turn Your Social NOTworking Efforts into Effective Social Networking’
Posted in Social Media Marketing by Ford Saeks.
Tags: Facebook, linkedin, social media networking, Social Networking, Twitter, Youtube