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You know about Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. You might be using them every day for business and consider yourself a social media professional. Via Martin Gysler 
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LinkedIn is certainly the best social media platform for the business contacts and network. To be in harmony, it’s important to respect few rules and good sense. This post will give some information about that. [note Martin Gysler]
In his book Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn for Business, author Ted Prodromou describes how to best to leverage the networking site as a business tool. In this edited excerpt, the author details the two methods of building connections on LinkedIn.
How many connections should you have on LinkedIn? I'm asked that question frequently, and there isn't a magic number that works for everyone. LinkedIn isn't a popularity contest where the person with the most connections wins. LinkedIn is about building relationships and connecting with others, which is very different than the monologue communication of Twitter.
Read more: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/224417 Via Martin Gysler, Ana Alvarez
moldremediationus's comment,
December 30, 2012 10:44 AM
i recently review an article on linkedin traffic secret and i'm really inspired after reading this one.http://e-businessolution.com/how-to-get-targeted-leads-free-in-your-small-business/
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Small businesses that use Facebook to get the word out and promote their companies should check out a new report from Buddy Media, a social ad-management software provider. The report is drawn from the company’s analysis of 200 clients’ Facebook posts over a two-week period, in addition to the comments and “likes” spurred by those posts.
The report contains a number of good takeaways, including its findings on post length. It found that Facebook posts containing 80 or fewer characters had 27 percent higher engagement rates than longer posts. (You’re not the only one who struggles to be brief: Just 19 percent of all posts analyzed were that short.) Via Martin Gysler
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Something social media guys should look at even if you know a lot you can not know all and some that you do know might not work as well as others could
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