Tag Archives: linkedin
Chipotle is coming to Nashville
Posted on26. Jan, 2009 by Kyle.
If you’re a Twitterwonderer, wonder no more.
Friday, I thought…
Before I know it, another fellow Chipotle lover (@nashvillest) replies to my Tweet…
Petition? How about they join my Facebook group for this very cause?
In three days, the group has doubled in size…
BUT…
Soon after all the Twitter-chatter, a lone voice enters the Facebook conversation. It’s him. THE guy [...]
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Are you a proactive or reactive social networker?
Posted on01. Jan, 2009 by Kyle.
I’ve had plenty of conversations with people over the years about social networking (blogging, Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, LinkedIn etc). Based on those conversations, I find that there are many types of social network users, but for now, we’re going to concentrate on two: reactive and proactive.
Reactive social networkers experience life and then post about it. [...]
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Blog Update
Posted on27. Oct, 2008 by Kyle.
Just wanted to let you know that I’ve added a few things to my blog:
About Me – A page about me containing work history, where I’ve come from, what my background is and what my perfect Saturday looks like. I added a picture too!
Books I’m Reading – I have a HUGE pile of books waiting [...]
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Unintentional Mentors
Posted on29. Sep, 2008 by Kyle.
Over the past few months I have become more deliberate in how I utilize social networking because I began to realize that there was something more to it than gaining “friends” and “followers.”
If you look at it from a different perspective, you’ll start to notice that these networks can become one of the best tools [...]
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Why I LinkedIn
Posted on28. Mar, 2008 by Kyle.
Social networking has largely been used to help people get in touch with current, old and future friends. However, one site has taken a stab at connecting people who know the people you know.
LinkedIn.com has become a surprisingly functional resource for me. Many people have asked me what LinkedIn is. I suppose my invitation for [...]








