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How To Make The Most Out Of LinkedIn Groups
20 Sep 2011 | No Comments | posted by BenFrancia | in Social Media
LinkedIn is a place for professionals. So in essence, it means business. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t talk to the next professional in the social networking site. If anything, LinkedIn is a great place to start conversations about industries that each of you businessmen and Internet marketers would appreciate.
LinkedIn Groups allows professionals to be in places where they want to be. All they have to do is search for a group that’s relevant to their industry and join in. Of course, some of these groups would need to screen you first before they let you enter. Others would just let you in at the click of the Join Group button. Read more..
Offline Engagements – How to Make it Happen
19 Sep 2011 | No Comments | posted by BenFrancia | in Internet Marketing
Part of establishing an online presence is involving yourself with offline activities that are, in one way or another, relevant to your industry. Besides assuring a relatively big following for your online presence, you also make sure that this audience is highly motivated. Thus, it increases your chances at producing results that matter for your campaign.
Here are a few things you might want to do for offline ventures. Check it out:
Scout out relevant events – I can’t stress how important it is to participate in an event that’s relevant to your niche. It’s similar to bringing your products where your prospects and customers are. Essentially, if you’re in the Internet marketing industry, you’d like to go to events that feature SEO, social media or Internet marketing events in general. But hey, if you’re creative enough you’d be able to market anything online – all you need to do is be there. Read more..
6 Tips for Work-From-Home Peeps
16 Sep 2011 | No Comments | posted by BenFrancia | in Outsourcing
Contrary to popular belief, working from home isn’t as “easy” as it is. A lot of colleagues say that they would rather work in a corporate-looking office rather than in their place. Some of them would actually risk the commute than stay at home where they are allegedly “safe”. A testament to that is the rate of productivity that a newbie worker-from-home would
I know that there are a lot of factors that affect such a view of working from home. But it all really boils down to intense focus and efficient time management. Here are 9 tips for work-from-homers that should make the “working” life a little more bearable. Read more..