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SKIP THE RECESSION…A SUCCESS STORY USING LINKEDIN
Posted by David Sher in LinkedIn, Social Media, Traditional Networking, YouTubeAug 17th, 2009 | No CommentsHow a house painter avoided the recession by using networking and LinkedIn
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All of us remember Susan Boyle, the middle aged frumpy woman from England who became an overnight singing sensation on Britain’s Got Talent. In a matter of days, because of YouTube, she became the most famous person in the world.
I don’t think any of us in business has the desire to be the most famous person in the world, but it sure would be nice to be known in our own market place. Well, I’ve got a great story for you. It’s about a young business man who is doing everything...
SOCIAL MEDIA CAN MAKE YOU HAPPY
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, Social MediaAug 10th, 2009 | No CommentsHelping others is a tactic suggested by Sonya Lyubomirsky in her book, “The How of Happiness.” Social Media like LinkedIn & Facebook gives you the tools you need to help.
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YOUR NETWORK IS YOUR NETWORTH
Posted by David Sher in Social Media, Traditional NetworkingJul 27th, 2009 | No CommentsTo be successful in life & business, it’s what you know, whOO you know, & whOO knows you.
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YOUR BUSINESS IS INVISIBLE IF YOU’RE NOT ON THE INTERNET
Posted by David Sher in Big media, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Social Media, TwitterJul 24th, 2009 | No CommentsThere was a time when you could count on the Yellow Pages or your Web Site to to drive traffic to your business–no more.
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Don’t let social media suck your life away
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, Social Media, TwitterJul 20th, 2009 | No CommentsEvery minute you spend on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, & other social media you are taking away time you could be spending with people
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Social Media…Never lose a friend again
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, Social MediaJul 17th, 2009 | No CommentsI lost contact with most of my high school & college friends. I sure wish Facebook & LinkedIn had been available when I was in school.
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If you want others to be interested in you…be interested in them first
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, LinkedIn, Social Media, TwitterJul 15th, 2009 | No CommentsWe would make more friends responding to our friends’ posts on Facebook, LinkedIn, & Twitter than creating content on our own sites.
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LinkedIn “Answers” is a powerful tool
Posted by David Sher in LinkedIn, Social MediaJul 3rd, 2009 | No CommentsHave a problem or a business question? Ask your connections or an expert on LinkedIn & find solutions.
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Facebook–building a meaningful relationship from 5,000 miles
Posted by David Sher in Facebook, Social MediaMay 29th, 2009 | No CommentsSocial media is sometimes criticized as a waste of time. I disagree.
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LinkedIn experts totally disagree
Posted by David Sher in LinkedIn, Social MediaMay 27th, 2009 | No CommentsTwo LinkedIn questions: Your connections–quality vs. quantity? Hide or show?
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About Me
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DAVID SHER
Social Media Strategist
WHAT A DIFFERENCE TWO MINUTES CAN MAKE
2 minute podcasts Monday mornings to build your business & personal network
Everything good that has happened to me is because of others.
My brother, Martin, & I are Co-CEOs of AmSher Receivables Management—a nationally licensed collection agency headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.
I am also a partner with Phyllis Neill at WeMentor Social Media Marketing - the first agency of its kind in Birmingham, Alabama to specialize exclusively in the creation and execution of social media strategies for all types of businesses.
David Sher, Social Media Strategist
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- My profile on LinkedIn
- WeMentor Social Media Marketing
- WeMentor Facebook fan page
- My Twitter profile
- Amsher Receivables Management
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