Social Media
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L is for… Local Events
L is for… Local Events You should use your social media presence to complement your real life networking. When you attend local events, check out the buzz on social media before, after and…
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K is for… Knowledge
K is for… Knowledge Showcase your expertise and knowledge on social media. By doing this you will become someone worth following. To take full advantage of networking on social media you need to…
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J is for… Jobs
J is for… Jobs and opportunities In real life networking can be a great tool for finding a job or doing research on a role/company. Social media is no different. Most companies will…
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I is for… Instagram
I is for… Instagram On Instagram Content and Community are king! If you are going to use Instagram for networking – get started by smartening up your profile. You should have the same…
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H is for… Hashtags
H is for… Hashtags A simple way to improve your visibility on social media is to use hashtags. A simple strategy, but one that is often forgotten. A hashtag is a keyword or…
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G is for… Goals
G is for… Goals You should have goals for all your social media activity and this should be a key part of your networking strategy. When you sign up to a social media…
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F is for… Following
F is for…. Following We have been taking about engaging with people on social meda and about being consistent with our content – but to do this properly you need to have a…
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E is for… Engagement
E is for… Engagement (and analytics) Networking is about engaging. You wouldn’t go to a networking event and not talk to anyone. You wouldn’t go to a networking event and only shout random…
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D is for… Discussion
D is for… Discussions In addition to getting involved in Twitter chats, it is important to also engage with discussions on social media in the different forums that are available. This is most…
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C is for… Chats
C is for… Chats (Twitter Chats) Twitter chats are a great way to network on twitter and grow your following. Twitter Chats are perfect for engaging with your audience on particular topics and…
