The new LinkedIn App
If you are the owner of an Ipad, up to date tablet or Android phone, then you will probably already be aware of the new LinkedIn app to take the mobile net by storm. It has wowed users across the globe, and is already getting top ratings. But why? Well, here’s the first astonishing fact: 95% of the new app is pure mobile web. As opposed to the usual 40% – 70% split between mobile and locally sourced content, LinkedIn is pretty much fully mobile now. And yet it
This is your LinkedIn bible.
LinkedIn now has a business network of over 150 million users and is four times more effective at generating B2B leads than Facebook AND Twitter. Despite its popularity though, it still remains a social media platform that is solely for people in business – this is why it’s crucial, if you’re going to look good anywhere – you need it to be on LinkedIn! Here are some hints and tips on how to make you and your business look great on LinkedIn, and how to create yourself some leads…
What’s this? Rewards with Social Media?
Just recently you may have heard the terms ‘Klout’ and ‘Kred’ bandied around: the two new Social Media tools that have hit the virtual world. Despite having been around for a while, it’s only now that businesses and users are beginning to catch onto their uses, and what the benefits can be. But what are Kred and Klout? Klout and Kred are very similar but have distinct differences as they are from competing companies (who take residence in the same building!) who both measure the impact of your company
Are you conforming to the new cookie laws?
IS YOUR WEBSITE CONFORMING TO THE NEW COOKIE LAWS? The law states that if a website makes use of cookies, especially if they are not considered necessary, the visitor to that specific domain must: Be clearly notified that their information will be collected whilst browsing the site. Be provided with the information on the types of cookies used, the purpose of storage, and what will be collected. Note their consent. Originally implemented last May, websites were then given an extra year to sort out the heavy implications
