Building up your social media network can take time, but here are a few tips to help you speed up the process on the main three platforms and give your social media marketing a jump start.
When it comes to friendships at work, it seems there are significant generational differences – and ‘millennials’ are both the most open about their personal lives, and the most likely to stab a workmate in the back.
Attempting to calculate the return on investment of a social media post is no easy task. Furthermore, in a contest between Facebook and Twitter, which platform bears the most fruit?
If you don’t have an active presence on LinkedIn you could be missing out on the opportunity to get your message in front of a large potential audience.
Professional networking, both in person and on sites such as LinkedIn, results in countless new partnerships and employment relationships being formed every single day.
In a classic example of an offer sounding too good to be true, and just that little bit too easy – a spate of LinkedIn scams reinforces that users can’t let their guard down.
Perhaps in a last ditch effort to jump on the dwindling mining boom, a new 2013 list of the most in demand employers is dominated by resources sector companies.
LinkedIn groups are a great way for professionals to network, share information, ask questions and build their profile. There are currently over 1.5 million LinkedIn groups covering a diverse range of topics.
Faced with a talent shortage, Australian recruiters are increasingly turning to social professional networks to scout new hires.
A surprising number of college students don’t use the professional-social network. Here’s why that’s a mistake — especially for young entrepreneurs.
