One of the suggestions about sharing your blog was to create a Facebook fan page for it. So I did. You can become a fan of this blog on Facebook now, see the latest posts, and have discussions with other readers who are on Facebook, without actually having to “friend” me to do it. 🙂
For the record though, I have no idea why the newest posts since Saturday appear on the Notes tab, but not on the Wall. I’m looking into that.
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Hmm I discovered Blogdex today. Not only is it a great way to find out what folks are talking about in their blogs lately, it’s also a great way to find out who’s been linking to you, and what they’re saying about you. For example, by searching for my own url, I found that someone…
You know me, I can’t resist trying out new tools. So, naturally, when I got the invite to start publishing on LinkedIn, you know I had to try it. My curiosity about LinkedIn’s new tool got the better of me! Anyway, I wrote up a piece about career advice I read a long, long time…
I think this assessment of the airline industry is spot on, and we only have ourselves to blame. As much as I’d like say this is a bad strategy, I’m not sure that’s true. I can’t off the top of my head think of a single global airline that attributes their profitability to offering a…
Obviously, I cant fix everything about Facebook that irritates the user base. I have a job, and a wife, and a life. Trying to do that would probably be the end of all of those things. But, I can offer a couple of things I’ve learned about making Facebook work a little better for me….
Can’t say enough about the importance of considering your personal brand when it comes to social networks, blogs, and other online presence. There simply is no excuse these days for not networking, connecting with folks in your industry and using these tools in some way to show off your knowledge and skills. It absolutely helps…
I’ve been randomly taking a look at Facebook’s “People you may know” feature over the last week or however long it’s been available. It occurs to me today that this feature is actually a perfect example of the limits of the “friend” definition on Facebook and other social networking services. Here’s an example. I have…
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