Category Archives: Social Networking
LinkedIn Maps
Here at bizologie we are suckers for all things map-tastic, so we can’t resist talking about one more that just crossed our radar. One of our favorite resources, LinkedIn, has come out with a map site in which you log
Pinterest for Business Research
Clearly, we all love Pinterest. It’s the fastest growing social network and shoppers spend more money via Pinterest than Facebook. But can you do more than pin recipes, shoes and interior design? Well, yes! You can do business research! Now
Networking for Introverts (and Extroverts)
This excellent presentation by Marcy Phelps at the Special Libraries Association Rocky Mountain Chapter Virtual Lunch, was titled Power Networking for Introverts, but really is applicable for even the most extroverted. Making a real connection at a networking event or
Social Media for Career Advancement
Whether you are looking for a job or just staying connected to your professional community, social media is extremely important to your image. Social Media is your new online resume. According to Jobvite’s Social Recruiting Survey, 89% of US companies
Using LinkedIn for Company Research
We know LinkedIn is a great place to start when you’re researching individuals but it’s also a great place to find some pretty helpful company statistics. In the LinkedIn Search box, change the drop down menu to search for companies
Social Media Plan Template
Marketo is offering a free Social Media Plan template. The plan includes the tactical objectives you can use to accomplish two primary goals of social media. Download the Social Media Tactical Plan Template below, and find out where to budget
Social Media Map
Trying to keep up with all the social media platforms available can be pretty overwhelming. Luckily the folks over at Overdrive Interactive make it easy for us with this great Social Media Map. You can download the map for free
Google’s +1 is active–Do you “like” it?
Google just launched their new +1 service which allows you to “publicly give something your stamp of approval”. Or in Facebook terms, “like” it. Right now it’s still part of Google Labs and you have to opt-in to try it
