Jason Yormark
AUGUST 19, 2009
Find Linked In Groups that relate to the topic(s) you write about or provide on your site. You have to manually post to each group, so find a good core of 5-10 groups that are relevant to you or your site and request to join. Make sure your profile has your updated site link(s), status updates and install the blog widget.
Jason Yormark
JULY 11, 2011
It’s a great way to get a snapshot of your sites and where they are, as well as competing sites. LinkedIn For Chrome – LinkedIn can easily be forgotten when it comes to social channels and sharing content, but this extension helps keep it front and center and easy to share to ensure you’re not missing out on this audience.
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Jason Yormark
SEPTEMBER 27, 2011
I’m always surprised at how many sites use questionable tactics with their websites that most certainly drive away readers. In some cases these decisions are certainly centered around monetizing a site, but in others, they are simply mind boggling. Sites that “disable” the browser back button. This always drives me nuts.
Jason Yormark
NOVEMBER 26, 2010
If you do a search for social media jobs, you’ll find a fair share of sites claiming to specialize in social media jobs, but 9 times out of 10, they’re just another iteration of a site pulling job ads from a job network such as JobThread. Share this on LinkedIn. Subscribe to the comments for this post?
Jason Yormark
OCTOBER 18, 2010
I’ve tried to avoid all the repetitive job sites that “claim” to be focused on social media/community, but are just glorified job boards with social media jobs listed at the top. You can of course always use tools like Craigslist, LinkedIn and old dogs like Monster, but sometimes the cream of the crop aren’t listed there.
Jason Yormark
JUNE 22, 2010
Unless your charging for your content (and justifiably so), don’t make users register on your site to access content. Usually some websites will have external links open new windows, but the biggest perpetrators are the ones who actually feel like opening new browser windows for the same site is a good user experience. Walled Content.
Jason Yormark
JUNE 22, 2010
Unless your charging for your content (and justifiably so), don’t make users register on your site to access content. Usually some websites will have external links open new windows, but the biggest perpetrators are the ones who actually feel like opening new browser windows for the same site is a good user experience. Walled Content.
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