Almost Savvy
AUGUST 16, 2011
Once you sign-up for Google+, the first order of business should be to build your profile. As with any social networking site, your profile is your home base. This is where you showcase the information you want to be publicly available when someone searches, or googles , you online. I’d love to see your Google+ Profile.
Almost Savvy
JUNE 1, 2011
In addition to the wonderful feedback to my post last week about 3 Mistakes You’re Making Online , I also received questions about my third point – using Google Alerts to monitor your reputation online. If you’re part of the second group, I strongly encourage you to consider using Google Alerts. What is Google Alerts?
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Almost Savvy
AUGUST 16, 2011
Once you sign-up for Google+, the first order of business should be to build your profile. As with any social networking site, your profile is your home base. This is where you showcase the information you want to be publicly available when someone searches, or googles , you online. I’d love to see your Google+ Profile.
Almost Savvy
AUGUST 16, 2011
Once you sign-up for Google+, the first order of business should be to build your profile. As with any social networking site, your profile is your home base. This is where you showcase the information you want to be publicly available when someone searches, or googles , you online. I’d love to see your Google+ Profile.
Almost Savvy
MAY 23, 2011
When I want to learn about you, I head straight to Google. When someone Googles you, and believe me they are, are they finding the information that you want them to see or are they finding information that doesn’t tell your story in the best possible light? When was the last time you googled yourself?
Almost Savvy
AUGUST 11, 2011
I often speak and write about LinkedIn , as well as provide a great deal of training to help others get the most out of the most powerful professional networking site online. While some say Google+ may steal some of the professional spotlight away from LinkedIn, it is much too early to know if this will ever come to pass.
Almost Savvy
JUNE 5, 2009
With that in mind, I realized it was time to take my own advice and seriously up my game on my own site. Until now, my site was created and managed by a relative tech novice – me. Registration for the webinars was on another site ( Eventbrite ) and payment to attend required visiting a third site ( PayPal ).?
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