What I've seen social media folks do is have a blog website. So it's part blog, part resume/hire me, part about me, etc. Twitter feeds are built into the sidebar. Blog postings are usually focused on social media techniques, case studies (that maybe you write), etc. The idea behind these sites is to A) show that you can use these SM venues well, B) illustrate your passion about a particular subject, and C) can use WordPress, Moveable Type, etc, which there's a lot of call for. And if you find videos on the web you dig and can embed them properly (it's not rocket science but some people think it is) then hoorah. And I think for people who maybe don't have a ton of real world experience, this is a really concrete way to show that, hey, I know what I'm doing, really.
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Date: 2010-07-30 09:19 pm (UTC)And I think for people who maybe don't have a ton of real world experience, this is a really concrete way to show that, hey, I know what I'm doing, really.