An Overhaul to LinkedIn Groups
One of the most engaging features of LinkedIn, Groups, has been been refreshed and is starting to roll out to their users, now at 70 million worldwide.
One of the most engaging features of LinkedIn, Groups, has been been refreshed and is starting to roll out to their users, now at 70 million worldwide.
Yes, you read the title right. I want to know how naked are you. Do you prefer to wear a parka, hoodie, t-shirt, undershirt, jeans and everything else possible to cover yourself up? Or
do you prefer to run around completely naked? Maybe you're somewhere in between. You're probably partially confused right now. I haven't told you what the weather is like and where you're going. Does it really matter? Would you really ever agree to run around completely naked? (Remember, public blog post...don't answer that :) )
What would you do if you woke up today and found out that overnight Twitter closed up shop? What if it was LinkedIn? Facebook? Would you be able to still stay in contact with the networks you have spent time building on these platforms? My guess is that you would remember some of your contacts, especially those who you talk with most often. Of course, as the new platform popped up, you would find your way back to some of the other people whom you don't speak with often but who are very active in the various communities. Well, to help lessen the damage that such an incident would cause, Christopher S. Penn and John Wall, from Marketing Over Coffee, have to put together a free ebook on synchronizing social networks.
One of the things I really enjoy doing is to dig through blog archives and read older content. Why? Because most of the time it is still relevant today. Also, it allows you to see the progression of a blog and the person or people behind that blog.
Today Josh Whitford takes over my blog with a guest post. Josh is an Internet Marketeer who focuses on current Marketing Ideas and Unconventional Marketing Techniques.
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