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Redefining Retail – Notes from the Future – What’s Coming

October 20, 2009

Just this week Business Week came out with an article called “The Hard Sell” showing that, basically, retailers turning the corner on 2009 into 2010 are all over the place on their strategies regarding what they will sell and what they will sell it for. According to Jena McGregor, Businessweek reporter, it may be up [...]

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30 Social Networking: Questions to Ask Any Organization

August 18, 2009

This last year has been a powerful growth year for Networlding as we have formed and built what we call the NPA or Networlding Partner Alliance. The alliance is made up of a wide variety of thought leaders in social networkng, new media and all things Web 2 and 3.0. Following is a list of [...]

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10 Ways to Leverage LinkedIn Success With Groups – Part II

August 13, 2009

Following are five more ways to grow your success in groups on LinkedIn: Engage with other active group members who are leaders in your field. By engaging I mean connecting with other thought leaders like yourself who enjoy collaborating and consider interviewing each other. One person’s perspectiveis very different from another and adds additional depth [...]

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New: American Express Small Business Tech Makeover!

July 24, 2009

AT&T is unveiling a fresh, new Web destination designed by and for small business owners (http://tinyurl.com/smallbizinsite-att). To celebrate, the company is giving a Small Biz Tech Makeover to one lucky prize winner. So how can you and those you know get involved? Frst, let American Express know what you think about the new features and [...]

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Kraft Week Tweets – Doing Well by Doing Good

June 29, 2009

My team and I have decided that we should tweet on Kraft for a week and see what results we get. Now, there are rules with Networlding as we are all about the GOOD that companies do in the world. What does that mean? If you have something that we should know about that Kraft [...]

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LinkedIn Training for 6 Figure Jobs: Don’t be Greedy. Everyone Can Learn

June 22, 2009

This Friday I will be hosting a webinar at 6 Figure Jobs. You will learn how to: Get better LinkedIn Introductions. How to create a winning profile that has companies contacting you Use the most recent LinkedIn tools (they update at least monthly) Learn all about the best connectors and how to get their support [...]

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Vision: An Innovation Center on Michigan Avenue in Chicago

April 1, 2009

Please comment, below, if you believe we should take one of our retail stores right in the middle of our Magnificent Retail Mile and put in a place that will “teach people to fish for a lifetime”–in other words an innovation center that allows: people to network regularly to create new jobs, new products and [...]

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Contest to Find a Co-Author for Best-Selling Author’s New Book

March 2, 2009

Contact: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Melissa Giovagnoli President, Networlding, Inc. 312-421-4213 March 2, 2009 (CHICAGO) – Social media and networking guru, Melissa Giovagnoli, plans to add another book to her roster of 11 published works including four best-sellers, but this time she’s looking for your help. The “Could You Be The Third Author?“ contest seeks out [...]

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February 19, 2009

Social media is here to stay. So how do we avoid throwing good money after bad when it comes to social networking or social media campaigns? B.L. Ochman, president of Whatsnextonline.com, has been creating new media marketing and online brand strategy since 1995. Here are her six myths around social media: 1. Social media is [...]

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Millionaires Choose the Internet as Their Number One Place to Shop

January 18, 2009

According to Marketing Daily, an online site, Google recently partnered with Unity Marketing to poll extremely well-heeled shoppers, between the ages of 24 and 64. They found some key differences between the ultra-affluent (earning at least $250,000 annually per household, or $125,000 individually, with a net worth of at least $1 million) and those who [...]

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