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First-of-their-kind studies reveal why some of us network more easily. 
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If you build it, they will come? Think again. Building a strong and vibrant community online takes more than a Field of Dreams approach. In fact, that looks a lot like building a barn.
Heather Laurendeau's curator insight,
October 25, 2013 3:35 PM
Business strategist and SOBCon founder Liz Strauss advises clients to build their business using the good, old fashioned barn-raising strategy: Be the leader, have a plan, and utilize your social-media community.
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Education professionals are using social media to share, collaborate and network.
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Have you ever thought the difference between your digital relations and your physical ones? Are your online human relations weight enough for you? How about your offline human relations?
Manos Ioannidis's curator insight,
August 8, 2013 4:31 AM
We still need the personal / physical contact in certain situations in our life. I am working running the company from a distance, and it happened that I did not meet my colleagues in person for quite some time. This saves time but its a heavy burden on entrepreneurs' shoulders to keep the team together. May be I went to the other extreme :) I also remember this amazing article on Forbes from David Amerland regarding work form home. Very good read George Konstantakopoulos thank you |
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Since the birth of commerce, business owners have assumed that directly promoting a product was the best way to sell it. For a long time, this worked.
Jeff Palmer's curator insight,
November 21, 2013 8:30 AM
An excellent article on the importance of influence marketing and authority building
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There are a number of important tips for helping make students better at sharing online. From authenticity to slowing down, these are important.
Angie Mc's curator insight,
August 28, 2013 2:30 PM
"Teach your students good sharing practices, and they’ll be better prepared in the digital world."
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