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LinkedIn explained for the common folk!
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Every time someone asks me to explain why I use and promote LinkedIn, it seems I have a good 15 or 20 minute conversation coming. Then they invariably want to check out my profile and see who I’m LinkedIn to.
Now I’ll just point them to this excellent CommonCraft video. Simple, easy to understand, and entertaining. And they can easily get their own LinkedIn account.
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Another classic - all their videos should be required viewing for any marketer looking to work or leverage the interactive space!
Phil Barretts last blog post..iphone - it’s not about the hardware silly
Hey Phil,
Thanks for that, and yeah, the common craft folk have made my life so easy when it comes to explaining technology.
I’ve noticed CBS is using a very similar style with their Fast Draw segments.