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Today is the first day of the Build a Better Blog Challenge, by Darren Rowse from Problogger.net.
This is an excellent way to learn more about blogging and your own blog. It’ll also provide a daily task to help make your blog more effective.
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The ways in which social networking tools are used continues to expand. As usage changes, the opportunities and benefits to the members within these communities also grows.
Perfect example. Michael Banovsky hatched an awesome idea which brought together an instant community of car consumers, fanatics and professionals. Some people even fell into all three categories; [...]
Everyone, most of us at least, tries to contribute valuable content – in the hopes of networking with other like-minded individuals. Recently, Dave Peck followed me on twitter.
Dave is clearly someone who has been on twitter for a while, has a boat load of followers (nearly 12k) and [...]
Tired of using Facebook to just update your status with comments about your overall dissatisfaction with it being Monday, trying to build your Mafia and poking people?
Here are four great ways to use Facebook’s resources to either brand yourself or market your company. If you managed to create your profile, add a [...]
You’re on LinkedIn now. But are you using LinkedIn to its fullest potential?
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What’s the point of making your professional social networking profile if you’re not going to make it effective?
Five easy ways to improve [...]
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