Twitter Releases Web Analytics Tool
by Susan Whitcomb • No Comments • Tweet
Jobseekers have a convenient new tool available to them to measure the effectiveness of their tweeting when it comes to the job search. Twitter just unveiled Twitter Web Analytics, a first-party web analytics tool. This arose in response to the disparity between one’s knowledge of the way content impacts Twitter (or, perhaps, is impacted by [...]
First Ever Jobs Conference on Twitter
by Susan Whitcomb • No Comments • Tweet
Tweetnote Address? Conference tweet-chats? Who would have thought we’d be conducting conferences via Twitter? But that’s exactly what will happen on Tuesday, July 19th, from 9:00am-3:15pm (Pacific) when The American Jobs Conference takes place. Sponsored by TweetMyJobs, the conference will kick off with a “tweet-note” (aka keynote) from 2012 Presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty. Subsequent sessions [...]
In a Twitter-Idol Moment, Company Holds Contest to Select Interns via Tweets
by Deb Dib • No Comments • Tweet
We found a New York Times story of March 24, 2011 to be a fascinating testament to the growing use of Twitter to support easier hiring. Here’s what happened: In the latest bow to the power of digital and the latest blow to old-school resumes, the Campbell Mithun ad agency in Minneapolis held a unique [...]
Happy Birthday Twitter (& New Stats)
by Chandlee Bryan • No Comments • Tweet
As Twitter turns five, a few up-to-date stats on Twitter usage. Here’s a big one: Limiting status updates to 140 character messages at a time has been popular–to the tune of 140 million tweets per day.
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A New Nomination, a Note of Thanks
by Chandlee Bryan • 1 Comment • Tweet
We just received word today that the Twitter Job Search Guide is a finalist for Foreword Reviews’ 2010 Book of the Year Award. The Twitter Job Search Guide is one of 11 nominees for Careers books.
About the Book
This groundbreaking guide from three leading career experts will show you how Twitter can energize your job search and advance your career in just 15 minutes a day. Join millions of users who in few characters than a standard text message have exponentially increased the size of their personal and professional networks by changing ideas, demonstrating subject matter expertise, enhancing their reputation, and developing a fan club.
