This week is #199 of the Blogging Boomers Carnival: a collection of blogs by and about baby boomers and their lives. Next week is #200 for the Carnival and I’m proud to be the host so make sure you come back next week too. The host for this week is Anne Maxfield at the Accidental […]
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Google has many – many – free services. One of them is to create a public profile using your Google account. It’s really designed for personal, not business use. Google’s blog post claims they’re working on ways for businesses to have a profile. However, you can and probably should create your profile on Google. Just
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One of the changes Facebook has made recently is the ability to choose whether you’re posting as yourself (linked to your personal profile) or posting as your page. This affects posting to your page, posting to your personal profile or leaving comments on other people’s walls. Let me explain. Previously, if you went to your
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This is the Canadian holiday Family Day – the government’s response to people whining about the long stretch between New Year’s and Easter. I am very happy with their choice of family day. The very first one was on my birthday and it means I always have a long weekend somewhere near my birthday. Today
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Here is a brief video from LinkedIn on how to ensure you have a complete profile on LinkedIn. The more complete your profile is, the better chance you have of being found my prospective customers. And once they find you, a complete LinkedIn profile will ensure they learn what they need to take the next
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When you log into Facebook, the first place you’re taken is your News Feed (or Home tab). This is where you see updates from your friends and the pages you have “liked”. But have you noticed that you’re only getting news from the same small number of people lately? It doesn’t mean all your other
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Happy Valentine’s Day from the Baby Boomer Entrepreneur. If you’re not the lovey dovey type, check out these top Valentine one-liners from Mashable. They’re hilarious. And of course, please head on over to Contemporary Retirement Coaching for this week’s edition of the Blogging Boomers Carnival – the longest running blog carnival by and for baby
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Here is a second radio interview I did on Yvonne McCoy’s show SOS 4 Your Business. Yvonne asked me how small business owners can get value from using Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter as marketing tools. Listen to internet radio with SOS 4 Your Business on Blog Talk Radio Enjoy, Andrea J. Stenberg
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In January I was a guest on Yvonne McCoy’s radio show: SOS 4 Your Business. During the interview I answered Yvonne’s questions about the myths small business owners have about using Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. You can listen from here or go to Blog Talk Radio to listen. Listen to internet radio with SOS 4
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This post is written by guest blogger Brendan Cruickshank. And while he has written about how to find green jobs, his advice works equally well for business owners and freelancers who want to find green clients. In an information age, one critical factor stands out – the likelihood that potential employers will investigate you anonymously is
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