Soc media for prof dev
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This document summarizes a workshop on using social media for career development. The workshop covered using LinkedIn and Twitter to build a professional network and personal brand. Speakers discussed how to combine online and offline networking, maintain a consistent online presence across multiple platforms, and use social media tools like LinkedIn and Twitter to nurture connections, share updates, and position oneself as a thought leader in their industry. Tips included using scheduling tools to post regularly on social media, engaging others by asking questions and mentioning their handles, and creating lists on Twitter to better manage connections.
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- 1. Social Media & Career Development Workshop for the Highland Street Corps 12/14/12 Presented by @davidbcrowley, President & Founder @socialcap And Gabrielle Joffe, Outreach & Technology Coordinator SCI AmeriCorps member serving at DotWell Use #SCItrain on Twitter
- 2. Agenda Intros Icebreaker Opening discussion General pointers LinkedIn Twitter
- 3. Why are we here? Connecting people to community info key to Social Capital Inc. (SCI) mission. Using technology to engage people has been key to our service. Weve had some successrecruiting volunteers, connecting with new partners, connecting alums with jobs, funding opportunities. Traction: @socialcap 4,400+ @mydorchester 1,600+, website 10,000+ visits/month
- 4. Social Network Bingo! How connected are you?
- 5. How can social media tools help you develop your professional network? Potential detriments?
- 6. How social networking can help Develop your personal brand Make new friends Keep the old 油油油 油油油 Marketable skill Stay current
- 7. What is your personal brand? (what expertise do you want to be knowand hiredfor?)
- 8. Be a Social Capitalist
- 9. Balancing personal & professional on social media
- 11. Combine online & offline networking One-on-ones (with people you connect with online first) Tweetups
- 12. Getting your name branded across platforms e.g. DavidBCrowley on: Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Google+ Tumbler Facebook
- 13. What can LinkedIn do for you?
- 15. Access!
- 21. Keep people updated on your doings
- 24. Need a solid profile
- 26. Grow your LinkedIn Network!
- 27. A few other LinkedIn pointers Leverage the power of LinkedIn messages Participate in groups as a way to develop your reputation & connections. Give endorsements. Try to post a status update daily.
- 28. Twitter time!
- 31. Why Twitter (my take) Learning, staying current Sharing about resources, things Im reading Positioning self & org as thought leader Developing new contacts around shared interests. Especially good if you read a lot of articles and/or blog yourself.
- 33. Twitter tip #1 Tweet & engage consistently! Regular stream of tweets (5 to 10 spread thru day) makes it likely people will find & follow. Engage: Ask questions Use 1 or more handles of others (focus on local contacts) in most tweets Make sure you respond to your mentions! (following slides)
- 36. Twitter tip #2 Youve got to use Hootsuite or Tweetdeck! Manage multiple accounts Schedule tweets (and other posts) Set up columns for lists & search terms.
- 46. Twitter Tip #4 Creating & Using Lists Essential for getting the most out of Twitter! 際際滷s coming on how to do it. Be sure to tweet with #MNNConf12 to get added to the @davidbcrowley list for the event. When deciding to follow someone, consider adding them to a list.
- 50. Twitter Tip #5 Finding people to follow by identifying local influencers. Common influencers: Public officials Reporters Social media savvy individuals People who go to tweetups Larger cities: Klout lists influncers Dont forget to add people you find to a list!
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