Posted ByDave SynderWith the advent of the Internet and Social Media, the rules of job search have changed dramatically. They make it so much easier for the job seekers to present their skills, knowledge and accomplishments – by allowing anybody to publish their content; as well as to locate and network with people who have the power to hire them or recommend them to their prospective employers.
I find it really easy to make real connections in social media. For one thing, you start from a place of common interest right off the bat. The common ground is the business interest you share.
Select your team members carefully – almost as though you’re interviewing them to see if they “qualify” to work with you. Select only them who are highly interested. No point recruiting a reluctant down line into your MLM marketing system to watch them sit back and essentially do nothing. The “wannabees” and tire kickers will prove to waste your time as well as theirs.
#1: Your first option for links is building links through this blog. Many social websites like forums and social networks allow consumers to create a profile that lets other Americans know who they are and what they do. In most cases, these web pages also allow consumers to place a link in their profile that will point back to their personal site. These links contain high S.E.O value as long as they are dofollow links!
Always honor those loyalty programs. Do so even after they expire in some instances. This prevents losing the very people that you were trying to attract in the first place. Make sure that all chains know this information. Be very strict with your customers about this fact. If you attract a customer because of one thing, and when they get there they can’t have that thing, you are going to create one very angry customer. Today, because of social media, that one angry customer has a louder voice than ever before.
Always be honest and do not try to scam people or make people think your company is something that it is not. Some dishonest companies make fake social media profiles specifically to post false reviews on their social media pages. Beware of this tactic and do not use it, you could get in legal trouble and end up in court.
Things happen fast in the world of digital marketing. The hottest resource today will be replaced by the next one tomorrow. But that doesn’t mean you can ignore it all. Know your widgets, apps and gizmos. If you can’t keep up or don’t have time, enlist the help of someone who can.
Her mother Kristine Willey told a local news source that the girl had been making plans to meet someone off of Facebook, but the man was using the name “Bryan Butterfield” which has been proven fake. This is a strange development, and if this person is an experienced predator it may be hard to track him down and find this missing teen.