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Find People You Know on LinkedIn

Allow LinkedIn to check for people you know by reviewing your email address book or contacts lists. It’s an easy way to build your network.

This article appears in: Articles • Community Management • Level 2 • LinkedIn

Getting Started with Ebooks

Have you ever considered using an ebook to promote your business but didn’t know where to start? Here’s a look at the process I use to create, publish, and distribute ebooks for my business.

This article appears in: Articles • Ebooks • Level 2

Choose Your Social Media Account Names

What account name should your business use across across all of the social media sites that you use? Here’s a strategy for finding out what is available and securing the best available names for your business.

This article appears in: Articles • Branding • Level 2 • Your Social Media Program

Facebook Places and Your Business

Facebook Places, a location-based social networking service, allows customers to check-in at your business using a mobile device. Are Facebook users checking in at your business? Here’s how to find out.

This article appears in: Articles • Check-in Services • Facebook • Level 2 • Mobile • Proximity Marketing

Claim Your Business Name On Social Media

Does your business have the best possible account name on each social media site you use or plan to use? Here’s a strategy to help you accomplish this.

This article appears in: Articles • Branding • Level 2 • Your Social Media Program

Free Social Media Monitoring Tools

Are you really listening to what people are saying about your business online? Here’s a run down of free social media monitoring tools and where to listen for these hidden conversations.

This article appears in: Articles • Level 2 • Reputation Management

Using Your Twitter Goals

Your Twitter goals help to focus your Twitter activities. Here are some ways that you can incorporate your Twitter goals into your Twitter profile and community conversation.

This article appears in: Articles • Business Goal • Community Management • Level 2 • Twitter

Setting Twitter Goals

Your Twitter goals are the most important decisions you make about your Twitter use. Here are some ideas to help you create good Twitter goals.

This article appears in: Articles • Business Goal • Level 2 • Twitter

Write A Great Twitter Bio

Your Twitter bio gives you 160 characters to explain your business and express its personality. Here’s a list of what to include along with great and not-so-great examples.

This article appears in: Articles • Level 2 • Smart Examples • Twitter

Whrrl And Your Business

Whrrl, a location-based social networking service, allows customers to check-in at your business using a mobile device. It provides you with valuable information about your customers.

This article appears in: Articles • Check-in Services • Level 2 • Proximity Marketing