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As I referred to on a previous post (LinkedIn? Locked Out More Like) many people join LinkedIn because they have heard it is an important place to be as a business professional...

The goal of your group should be to create a valuable platform for members to share knowledge and best-practices around the particular group interest - to make each other better!

Today, I met another job seeker that was struggling to grasp the benefit of LinkedIn. She had recently been to a talk about job seeking and had been convinced LinkedIn was the place to be seen...

With more and more job seekers and business professionals using Facebook to network and build and nurture relationships online. Many of us are concerned about the blurred lines between business...

LinkedIn has revolutionised how we network for business and job search. It has made networking more accessible...

Linkedin groups recently had a makeover. I currently manage a number of LinkedIn Groups including Social Media Ireland & Sales Leadership Ireland. In my my post 50 ways to get more from Linkedin, I mentioned that creating a successful Linkedin group is an really great way of using Linkedin to network. Here are some pointers to get you started.

I believe LinkedIn has made networking more accessible to the masses. More importantly it offers a less daunting proposition than real world networking in a room full of strangers...

After almost a month’s absence here is another review of the business articles I enjoyed reading on BizSugar over the past week. As usual I’m sharing the links with some of the thoughts they inspired related to international business.

The last two weeks were busy with the Sugartone contest. My weekly review of business articles on BizSugar resumes again this week. As always, here are the articles I enjoyed reading on BizSugar and some of the thoughts they inspired related to international business.

I am a member of many Linkedin groups and try to participate as much as possible. Here is a list of the top 30 Irish Linkedin groups by number of members.