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Social Nurturing: 7 Keys to Acquire Contacts through LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Google+via @kenkrogue

Social Nurturing: 7 Keys to Acquire Contacts through LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Google+via @kenkrogue | The Information Specialist's Scoop | Scoop.it
From www.forbes.com - February 2, 9:59 PM
How do you get to know influential people using social media? We have developed a very powerful new model that does this very thing and brings amazing results, we use it at InsideSales.com. We call it Social Nurturing.

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Josepf J Haslam's curator insight, January 30, 9:37 PM

Love this article, so true, Social Media is a long-play
Andrew Kavanagh's curator insight, January 31, 12:07 PM

Good advice!
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Fostering Female Technology Leadership in Libraries - The Digital Shift

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From www.thedigitalshift.com - October 31, 2012 6:55 PM
This.On the gender gap in tech workers, by @rtennant http://t.co/rQ0310ST...

 

"[...]we can change things:


1. Work to change the culture. In many library tech situations, whether it is a chatroom or a server room, it’s still a men’s locker room atmosphere. 
2. Support and encourage women who try. 
3. Recruit and support women who are interested. 
4. If you are well along in your career, mentor promising women. 
5. Be verbose and inclusive with explanations, and spare with posturing."


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