The Flow of Information

The cycle of information. Where it starts, where it leads.

This is not always the process but how it sometimes works. Compelling content creates positive chemical reactions. These reactions can be captured. See below how it all played out.

 

1. Email from Smart Brief ---> Leads to article on CNNMoney.com: “Garbage mogul makes millions from trash”

2. Search on Twitter for TerraCycle

http://search.twitter.com/search?q=TerraCycle

BTRfeatures: Come listen to the Innovative Business Model: TerraCycle show by Planet Good Radio on BlogTalkRadio LIVE at http://tobtr.com/s/437950

 

3. Top result from BlogTalkRadio Link leads to…

Planet Good Radio
Show Name: Innovative Business Model: TerraCycle

4. Listen to show…

3.5 Before listening… see an Amazon book link… visit site to see book. Added book to Wish List.

Results/Takeaway:

• Information that is compelling drives decisions and actions.
• BlogTalkRadio gets more mind time
• Amazon gets the sale
• TerraCycle gets a positive reference point in mind
• Tom Szaky gets recognition and searches. [seems like an innovational entrepreneur]

What are your thoughts?

TWITTER AND SUMMIZE

Twitter.com has recently purchased Summize.com. They have also changed the name to 'Twitter Search'; this is a problem. If you tell people search Twitter, it means the box on top of the Twitter page [says 'Name or location' in the search box].

This is creating confusion. The Summize name should be restored to end this confusion.

There is a new group on Facebook asking Twitter to restore the Summize name.

Please join this group to send a 'Loud & Clear' message that Twitter should restore the Summize name ASAP.

Thanks for your support.
ATB,
David

FIND JOBS NOW WITH SOCIAL NETWORKING

IDEA: Sharing & Finding Jobs

If you come across an interesting job post [online or through word-of-mouth] share it.

If you are searching for a job, the folks that post to Twitter using #job" are helping you find one of the following...

• Job
  
• Next Job
• Better Job

How does this work?

Simple, include the following in the post to Twitter...

• "#job" [This will help people find it]
  
• Job title or responsibilities
  
• Location / Geographic area
  
• Firm
• Link to posting [use TinyURL] to make it fit

Below is one posted the other day. The order isn't important overall. The order listed above is probably the most effective for posting.

"admore: #Job: Sales/Retail/Business Development with McGraw-Hill near Lansing, MI http://tinyurl.com/6orrzc"

Current postings can be found here.
Set up and subscribe to the RSS for that search. Look for "Feed for this query" on the Summize search above.

HT: jminni

What are your thoughts and ideas for turning the power of social networking into a more powerful job tool?