How to update your status in world by king diamond 2014/04/24 03:11
1. Insert the title and a “shortened†URL link to one of your recent blog articles. Bit.ly
is a great resource for shortening URL’s.
2. Insert the title and a “shortened†URL to a blog article you read and really liked.
Particularly one that is timely, informative and relates to your “brand†or area of specialty in some way.
3. A link to a newsworthy web posting or news item. Include the title and a shortened URL. Alignment with you brand “voice†or area of specialty makes it more powerful. I like to focus on POSITIVE news as opposed to negative news.
4. A great “quote of the day.†A great source of quotes of to search the #quote “hashtag†on Twitter. Since Twitter updates are limited to 140 characters, you’ll find quotes that fit the LinkedIn status update window.
5. A brief piece of advice relevant to your brand or area of specialty.
6. A link to a great YouTube video. I recommend linking only to videos that are less than about three to five minutes in length. The video content should be consistent with your “brand†or area of specialty.
7. A request to connect with you on Twitter. Be sure to include your Twitter URL. I’ve created a “custom†domain for my Twitter URL: www.AndyOnTwitter.com.
8. An important announcement about you or your company. Try a brief “press release†type of communication.
9. A link to an article in which YOU were quoted. I give the title of the article and a shortened URL link to the article. This is a powerful PR and branding activity.
10. Recent results and key activities at work. Something like, “Just landed three new Executive Career Coaching clients this week; excited about launching those engagements!â€
Give it a try, make it a habit.
1. Insert the title and a “shortened†URL link to one of your recent blog articles. Bit.ly
is a great resource for shortening URL’s.
2. Insert the title and a “shortened†URL to a blog article you read and really liked.
Particularly one that is timely, informative and relates to your “brand†or area of specialty in some way.
3. A link to a newsworthy web posting or news item. Include the title and a shortened URL. Alignment with you brand “voice†or area of specialty makes it more powerful. I like to focus on POSITIVE news as opposed to negative news.
4. A great “quote of the day.†A great source of quotes of to search the #quote “hashtag†on Twitter. Since Twitter updates are limited to 140 characters, you’ll find quotes that fit the LinkedIn status update window.
5. A brief piece of advice relevant to your brand or area of specialty.
6. A link to a great YouTube video. I recommend linking only to videos that are less than about three to five minutes in length. The video content should be consistent with your “brand†or area of specialty.
7. A request to connect with you on Twitter. Be sure to include your Twitter URL. I’ve created a “custom†domain for my Twitter URL: www.AndyOnTwitter.com.
8. An important announcement about you or your company. Try a brief “press release†type of communication.
9. A link to an article in which YOU were quoted. I give the title of the article and a shortened URL link to the article. This is a powerful PR and branding activity.
10. Recent results and key activities at work. Something like, “Just landed three new Executive Career Coaching clients this week; excited about launching those engagements!â€
Give it a try, make it a habit.
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