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Several new projects are in the works and more info is coming soon about our Twitter Parties and Engage Me Workshops.
The latest site to come Under the Umbrella is the Palm Tree Press - a community blog for South Florida managed by the South Florida Parasol Partners, Bev and Daria. Look for local restaurant reviews, a "Pamper Me" category and news about events. As the ladies say - "beachside, poolside and everything under the palm tree" is what the Palm Tree Press will be covering!
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And make sure to say HI on Twitter to @PalmTreePress
We would love for you to visit other sites Under the Umbrella as well and stay tuned for exciting new releases!
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Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Looking for a Job? Get Tweeting!
From Mashable - time to connect with twitter and get into the twitter chats and hashtags and get your network on!
"About 300 to 500 jobs are posted on Twitter per minute, according to Carmen Hudson, CEO and co-founder of Tweetajob. With that many shared opportunities, the task of filtering information becomes daunting — that’s why we have hashtags. They can help you focus on the tweets you want to see along with the ones you didn’t even know existed.
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"About 300 to 500 jobs are posted on Twitter per minute, according to Carmen Hudson, CEO and co-founder of Tweetajob. With that many shared opportunities, the task of filtering information becomes daunting — that’s why we have hashtags. They can help you focus on the tweets you want to see along with the ones you didn’t even know existed.
Hudson, whose company sends job tweets that match a job seeker’s location and career interests, says the numbers are true but come with a caveat. “Many of these jobs are duplicates, or from aggregators. It’s likely the number of real opportunities could be much lower. There is quite a bit of ‘job pollution’ on Twitter, because the job boards and many employers don’t target their job tweets.”
Nonetheless, the jobs are still there. The key is finding them. As a way to filter through the noise, Hudson recommends job seekers use hashtags to take full advantage of Twitter’s search functionality.
Here are six hashtag categories that might be useful in a job search, along with some examples of what you could look for. For those who are new to Twitter or just need a refresher, check out this overview of hashtags.
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