B2B social media

Is it time for all senior executives to understand the principles of business-focused social media?

What percentage of senior executives – of UK FTSEs and corporates – would you expect to be on LinkedIn?  To be honest, I was trying to guess and couldn’t decide.  There are plenty of reasons for senior people NOT to be using social media, but even more for them to be active so they understand Is it time for all senior executives to understand the principles of business-focused social media?

Why B2B Can’t Ignore Blogging

At the end of 2011, there were: 181,000,000 blogs worldwide 18,700,000 million bloggers (6.7m on blogging websites, 12m using social networks) [source: Nielson] Everyone and his dog seems to have a blog (or web-log) nowadays! But while the B2C sector has picked up on consumer appetite for reading and sharing blogs, and has embraced blogging Why B2B Can’t Ignore Blogging

Three year success plan for university students to get a job – with networking and social media

As bright students start at university this week – will they start using social media professionally to help them get a job in three years’ time? Lisa Bachelor at the Guardian points out the importance of ‘soft skills’ or ‘employability skills’ which she says are becoming increasingly important to graduate recruiters:  “While hard skills refer Three year success plan for university students to get a job – with networking and social media

3 ominous lessons from Prince Harry’s photos – employers and students take note

The real story of Prince Harry is – the photo.  Without that, there would not have been a story – and that is a lesson for employers and students. India Knight of the Sunday Times is spot on when she says today that “Harry has exposed our sins of the smartphone”.    And employers and students 3 ominous lessons from Prince Harry’s photos – employers and students take note