There are many resources on the web for finding people to follow on Twitter.  Just do a search for any particular type of
person you want to follow (student entrepreneurs? job seeker advice? etc.) and chances are you will
find a list.  But why none for LinkedIn?  Well, just as I have been
the first to write on other things LinkedIn-related, I think it is important to
introduce people on LinkedIn that I think you should invite and/or connect up
with.  These people are either LIONs or “Super Connectors”, people with lots of connections
that are open to receiving new invites as well as helping people connect and pay
it forward.

The importance of connecting with LIONs and

What is RT or RE-Tweet?

Retweeting is a popular way to share a useful or interesting tweet. When you
browse your friends or public tweet stream of information and found something
useful, you would most probably like it to share with your contacts. They might not know about it or maybe their
contacts doesn’t
know about it either. So you copy some ones tweet and append RT along with their
name and post it back into your stream for your contacts or the public.

Your Summary




Here’s where I think the most work can be done. When I look at my profile, I think it’s a bit
long, but otherwise, I’ve done the following:



• Lead with what I do most.
  
• Lead with the type of business I want to do.
  
• Move into the reasons why you’d do business with me.
  
• Move from there into all the nuances of what I do.

It’s interesting what you can find when you look around a bit on Google. I
thought I’d look for a few new ebooks to read. I found 20 different ones that
might be interesting to you. It never hurts to get a few different perspectives.
In all cases, the first link is to a PDF file, the second link is to the site
where it’s hosted.

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31 Days to Building a Better Blog

This is the central page of the 31 Days to Building a Better Blog Project
that I’m running here at ProBlogger.

What is the 31 Day Project About?

To put it most simply - it’s a month long series of posts here at ProBlogger
designed to walk you through 31 tasks that you can do to make your blog better.
You can read more about how the project works and how to participate in my introduction
to the project.

The project is made up of two parts:

My Tips and Reader Tips

Below you’ll find a summary of both. To keep up to date with the project
subscribe to ProBlogger’s RSS
feed or to our daily
email updates.

To participate with a tip of your own simply follow the steps outlined in this
post.