Tag Archives: LinkedIn

Tag Archives: LinkedIn

Etiquette on LinkedIn

By Howard Yermish | April 30th, 2008
LinkedIn has gained broad acceptance as a social network for business professionals. Here are my LinkedIn rules to live by: (Your mileage may vary.) 1. Keep it professional. The goal is to make you look good in a professional networking environment. So don’t be a troll. No one likes trolls. (Except, perhaps other trolls.) 2. [...]
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Save the Date – Using LinkedIn to Promote Your Business

By Howard Yermish | April 29th, 2008
For those of you that happen to be female and live in the Greater Philadelphia Area, I will be speaking at the event for the Women of Wit and Wisdom on June 26th, 2008 at 6:30pm at the Pyramid Club in Philadelphia. The details for the event have not yet been posted to their website. [...]
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Dunbar's Number

By Howard Yermish | April 24th, 2008
There are hundreds of social networking sites with more arriving every day. Perhaps you have been invited to a few, “friended” some people, connected to some people you know or once knew. Social networks get more interesting the more connections that you have. More conversations, more opinions, more people, more, more, more… In the real [...]
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Boost Your Online Reputation with LinkedIn

By Howard Yermish | April 22nd, 2008
LinkedIn has been around for a while now and recently they passed 20 million users. Unless you live under a rock, you probably have received at least one invitation to connect with someone on LinkedIn. That said, I frequently hear, “Okay, so I have an account and a couple of people have connected to me. [...]
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Creating Referral Networks

By Howard Yermish | April 21st, 2008
From October 2006 through September 2007, I was the president president of the Voorhees Regional Referral Group – a local BNI chapter here in South Jersey. It was a roller coaster experience. For those unfamiliar with BNI or other similar referral networks, here is the short story: one business profession per chapter (one realtor, one [...]
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