LinkedIn Bloggers Carnival: July Edition
Hello everyone! We're honored to be hosting this month's LinkedIn Bloggers Carnival. A special thanks to Kathie Thomas of soho-life.com for letting us host this month.
Below are this month's contributions. Thanks to all who participated!
Be sure to check out all the articles and leave comments for the authors.
Susan Tatum presents How to Design a Solid Technology Marketing System posted at TechnoBuzz.
Amanda Moore presents Reader Question: Are Blog Carnivals Worth Your Time? posted at AMVA - Amanda Moore Virtual Assistant, saying, “Blog Carnivals can be a great way to drive traffic, but traffic is just a small part in a larger picture. Make sure you know all the benefits of participating in Carnivals."
George Tzenos presents Tools to help generate traffic to your site articulately! posted at Traffic2MyPage Blog, saying, “not sure what to blog about?? a great way to increase your presence on linkedin using tips in this article you can create blogs in less than 8 minutes"
Andres Acosta presents Why your HR Department needs a Blog posted at Totally Consumed.
John W. Furst presents Take Action: Save The Internet - We Cannot Afford To Lose It posted at E-Biz Booster Blog, saying, “Your Internet based business might be in great danger. You must support net neutrality… Show that democracy works!"
Erek Ostrowski presents Becoming a Smooth Operator (Documenting Operational Protocols for Your Small Business) posted at Verve Coaching, saying, “While the ability to think on your feet is incredibly important for putting out fires and making good short-term decisions, the long-term sustainability of your business depends on consistently and correctly doing the work that needs to be done, and doing it how and when it needs to be done."
Colleen M. Johnson presents Save Your Business Image - Proofread posted at cmjoffice.com Blog.
Traffic2mypage presents Have you heard about Blog Carnivals?? posted at Traffic2MyPage Blog, saying, “A step by step informative guide on how to submit your blog posts to a blog carnival, increasing your backlinks and generating web traffic"
John W. Furst presents Email Feedback Loops And Some Internet History posted at E-Biz Booster Blog, saying, “Create a feedback loop and make sure you can rely on Email for even very important things."
Danny Dagan presents “I Blog" group launched on Linked-In posted at That Danny, saying, “A group for bloggers who also use Linked-in (or Linked-inners who also blog) was launched today. Members display the “I Blog" icon on their profile. The idea is to add a dimension to a person's profile by declaring that they blog, and using the I Blog icon."
Janet Barclay presents The Wonderful World of Social Networks posted at From the Desk of Janet Barclay, saying, “I will be happy to host an edition."
Karl Goldfield presents Sales Training: Opening sales doors - Other attributes of a sales champion | startup sales mentor posted at Karl Goldfield.
Cindy King presents Sunday Book Review - Mastering Online Marketing posted at Cindy King, saying, “Mastering Online Marketing starts off with a few of the principles in The E-Myth. There is a Business Mindset Self-Assessment Test and a Marketing Mindset Self-Assessment Test. At the end of each of these chapters a check list helps you to clearly identify your action plan. Your action items are business focused."
Raymond presents How To File For Unemployment Insurance Benefits posted at Money Blue Book.
Kathie Thomas presents Don't forget to introduce yourself! posted at Virtual Assistant - THE Blog About Our Industry, saying, “Important to let people know where they found you when networking online otherwise you might be perceived as a spammer."
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of linkedin bloggers using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
And we'll present our article on apartments for rent entitled Sunny with a Chance of Naked.
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