welcome to the 21st century
Job interviews should be a two way street. Both parties stand to benefit from a positive result. It boggles the mind that (some) HR still can’t get it right.
This is a guest post by Laila Noort
I have had a reasonable successful career as an office administrator for the last 25 years. Successful because I have almost always had a job. I started out working for employment agencies in a time where jobs were plentiful, job hopping from one to the next. To be honest, I can’t even count the amount of job interviews I have done.
You can rest assured that I have seen it all. Continue reading “Interview or Interrogation”
Have you discovered reblogging on Triberr yet? If not, you’re missing out on a great opportunity provided by Triberr!
Are you . . .
. . . looking for more exposure for your content?
. . . looking for Guest Blogging opportunities?
. . . hoping that your content might be shared in syndication?
. . . needing more content to publish?
. . . interested in content curation?
. . . wanting to improve your SEO?
. . . trying to increase reader engagement?
If you’re on Triberr already, it’s pretty safe to assume that you’ve answered “yes” to at least one of these questions, if not all of them – and that reblogging could be your solution!
The Triberr Reblogging option allows you to repost other “Triberr Reblog” member’s content on your blog.
You need to be a member of Triberr (free!) and to be using the WordPress.org blogging platform.
Begin by installing the Triberr plugin on your blog.
Now, as you scroll through your Triberr stream, you can identify other “rebloggers” by the inclusion of an image in the introduction to their content, and the “reblog” link in the options at the bottom of the listing.
To repost an article on your blog, click the “reblog link”, and the article will appear as a “draft” in your list of posts for your blog.
Preview the article and make any formatting changes that are necessary, and “Publish”. The article will appear on your blog, and thanks to the Triberr widget, the author’s bio and a Triberr Comment Box will appear at the bottom of the post.
Additionally, any comments that appear on ANY copy of this article, from another post or the Triberr platform, will appear as a running commentary stream on all blogs that carry it!
It’s in my nature to view everything from an SEO perspective, and Reblogging definitely offers SEO benefits. As well as providing more fresh content, each reblogged post will provide, at minimum, a link back to the original post from the author’s bio. In addition, any links within the body of the article will also remain live and become backlinks to that content.
Hard to believe it, but Triberr just got even better!
Thanks for reading. As always your comments, questions, or reblogs : ) are welcome and appreciated!
Petra Fisher | The LinkedIn Addict Corporate LinkedIn Training | Executive LinkedIn Coaching | Social Media Marketing | Wannabe Nerd | Train the Trainer | Allround Happy Person | @petrafisher | @linkedinADDICT http://petrafisher.com
Three weeks ago I made a whirlwind trip from Amsterdam to Denver Colorado to share the stage with social media experts from 3 countries and 4 states. After a great party to start the holiday season on Tuesday, we had a day of training, training and more training on Thursday November 29th. As if the party with “500+” (true LinkedIn style) attending wasn’t exiting enough… well over a 100 people enjoyed the training sessions on Thursday and what an audience they were.
When people engage and participate like that, I know exactly why I love training so much!
Thank you! To all people attending and actively engaging.
With the focus on LinkedIn, it is tempting to list the 7 experts in order of network size. For a bit of a different approach, here they are in first name alphabetical order.
Continue reading “21 #LinkedIn tips from 7 experts [reading time: 3,5 min]”
