Tag Archives: LinkedIn
Godin + Scoble = differentiation
Back in March I wrote about CV’s (that’s a ‘résumé’ to satisfy my US readers). In that post (admittedly pre-economic downturn and global credit crunch) I was joining a conversation about the need to have a CV to get a “remarkable” job. At the time my gut instinct was “yes”, and remains that way. In […]
‘Grown up’ social networking
There is a good piece in silicon.com today about LinkedIn, and how their CEO believes that it is very different to Facebook and the other social networking sites. I agree, and somewhat bizarrely disagree completely. I’m very much in tune with LinkedIn’s CEO and his thinking about LinkedIn’s role and ‘reason for being’. In fact […]
Social Networks and a Golden Ratio
It’s bugged me for a while, and low and behold Seth Godin sums it up again. First. And that’s two posts in a row from me, with a Godin influence! Damn it that guy is good. Anyway, Seth says “One of the mantras of networking (and the many social networking sites that people are flocking […]
Social Graphs 101
Loads of people will be talking about Social Graphs in the not too distant future. Especially marketers. And especially marketers at high technology firms. Got a Linkedin profile, but can’t be bothered ‘starting again’ or ‘replicating’ your personal network on Facebook, or Myspace or Hi5 – or visa versa? Worried about inaccuracy about data about […]
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