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What you do and say online can affect your job prospects and more.
Recruitment agencies who check out potential job applicants on line prior to the first interview, reject 30% of the applicants outright because of what they post on line.
You can boost your chances of getting that all important job by a third, quite easily. All your public comments on Facebook, and Twitter are automatically catalogued by the search engines and are available when you search for your name online. To counteract the negative image you may have built up, start getting more positive tweets and post more positive articles on your Facebook.
Blogs are one of the best channels to generate favourable listings on search engines. You can post them yourself, be a guest blogger, or comment on a blog, or article. This is also great to bring traffic to your website.
Comments
Comment on an article you know something about, you don’t necessarily have to agree with the blog, you can put your opposing ideas in your comment. Be constructive and informative, no blogger objects to printing alternative arguments and criticisms. Simple comments like ‘Good Article’ or ‘Absolute Rubbish’ won’t get published.
Comment on blogs which interest you, or that will show you as having a working knowledge of the article. T.V. and Radio Journalists who have blogs and twitter accounts are a good source. Alternatively your local paper will record your comments on their website, even if they don’t print them. Alternatively submit an article to your local newspaper. Comment on forums which interest you, although these do not carry a great deal of weight.

Blogs

Create your own blog on Blogger.com it’s quick, it’s easy, it’s free, it’s a high page rank, and most of all it is owned by Google. This is by far the best way of getting your name and reputation circulated on the internet, and you can run more than one blog on this platform.
Write in the same way you talk to people, avoid foul language at all costs. Again pick a subject you know a lot about. Your content must be your own; you can quote from any sources you want as long as you name the source and link to it. If after naming a source you wish to reprint a statement, put the statement in inverted commas ‘’ and name the person who made the quote, and where you got it from.

Tips and Tricks

Use other people as rungs on the ladder! By that I don’t mean cut and paste from an existing blog or article. For instance this blog will end up on my site as an article, you could write a blog about this article. If you started off by saying “I read this article by Vic Farron in which he explained how to get your name and content noticed on the web. I would like to take this a little further by showing you ...... and then write your blog. You have acknowledged and linked to your source [remenber to insert the link]. By putting the source link at the start of the blog, people searching for Vic Farron will find your article and click on the link to your blog. The search engines pick up your blog as the source, and also index it under your name. 2 links for the price of 1, repeated by all the search engines. You should also put links to it on your Twitter and Facebook accounts. Open an account with Bit ly and use a shortened URL. Ideal for your twitter account, it will post and share directy to your Twitter account.

Generate traffic to your blog

If you have a blog, and a website, you use your blog to create traffic to your site. If you just have a blog, as on blogspot or a blog on any other free platform [make sure there are no adverts by your blog host] then you use your Twitter, and Facebook to generate traffic to your blog.
Free tools
Use Tweetadder to build your Twitter followers fast, and tweet your blog several times using different snippets from your blog. Take snippets from your blog and put them on your facebook, with a link to your blog. Register your twitter account on Twellow
Use Pingamatic every time you blog. Ping-a-matic will send a ping [your blog title and blog address] to several blog Directories and Aggregators and it’s free.
Finally at the bottom of each blog , invite people to follow you on Twitter and Like you on Facebook. If you are using Blogspot, you will need to write this in html.

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Vic Farron RFT Express.
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