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Great Free E-book on How to Get the Most From LinkedIn

Paul Gillin

I love LinkedIn. LinkedIn does a great job of maximizing the value of all the data it collects so that you can sift through the status updates, discussions and events and find ways to connect with the people you need to reach. Alan Belniak of PTC has just posted a free e-book about how to get the most from LinkedIn.

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Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter in Plain English

Paul Gillin

I prepared summaries for my upcoming Search & Social Double Whammy seminar on May 2 in Burlington, MA describing the “big three” social networks: Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Facebook & LinkedIn. Both are based upon a foundation of personal profiles and “friends,” which LinkedIn calls “connections.”

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Five Often-Overlooked Reasons Senior Executives Should Use Social Media

Paul Gillin

“I don’t have time to build my LinkedIn profile. I want to be a thought leader, but I don’t have time for blogging.”. Their concerns are motivated by a basic misunderstanding of how people use tools like LinkedIn and Twitter. A good LinkedIn profile is a lot more than just a resume. Why would I want to be on Twitter?

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The Other Social Network

Paul Gillin

Have you checked out LinkedIn lately? LinkedIn is set to eclipse the 100 million member mark sometime this spring, and it is quickly becoming the social network of choice for B2B professionals. LinkedIn gets none of the buzz of Facebook, and no one’s going to make a movie about it. This is the ideal B2B environment.

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What Social Media Marketers Should and Shouldn’t Do

Paul Gillin

Listen to your market and customers using tools like Twitter filters, Google Alerts and LinkedIn searches. Facebook is fun, LinkedIn is business, Twitter is rapid-fire news. created a constellation of technical blogs written primarily by its engineers, with each blog title optimized for a desired keyword set.

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Recent Writings: Negativity, Social Gaffes and Farewell to Case Studies

Paul Gillin

I haven’t had a chance to blog here lately because most of my writing is been on assignment for other publishers. Corporate case studies used to have a purpose in the days when customers couldn’t find each other, but today all it takes is a few searches or LinkedIn queries to identify experienced buyers.

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B2B Blogging Gets Publishing Discipline

Paul Gillin

This is a great chance to take a snapshot of best practices in the field, and I was struck by this year’s entries in the corporate blog category. It’s clear to me that the best B2B companies are taking their blogging to the next level. A monthly editorial meeting was scheduled to review blog topics and assign writers.

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