Weekly Tips: Highlighting Your Personality

You have your own website, Facebook page, online portfolio and contact details all ready to go! Now what!? Perhaps you just can’t seem to find your legs on the social web – here are some ideas to get you thinking about your popularity.

Try to create a balance between your online identity and your personality. If you’re a professional, for example, add a little character to your portfolio by humorously introducing a hobby.

Real time, direct communication is a great platform to bring humility to one’s digital identity. Twitter has allowed both large corporations and lone entrepreneurs to approach the public directly. 

 

If you have a blog, submit your address to a blog aggregator (like Technorati). There are many themed aggregators (technology, healthcare, charity etc.) as well as different categories and keyword possibilities. These make it easier for the interested reader to find your blog and illustrate relevance to search engine spiders. 

  

Look around online or on social networking sites such as Facebook, Flickr or YouTube and join the themed groups relevant to your industry. You’ll find the conversations past and to come will be valuable to understanding your audience and as well as interacting with them.

If you’re more relevant in one area, why not try highlighting your location so your name has a higher chance of ranking for local searches.

Remember that by creating a LookupPage profile you will be able to start building a solid Google CV and become accessible to those searching for you or the services you offer.

Comments

[Chitika Review]

Twitter is such a great help to small and large entrepreneurs. And there are a lot of features that is very useful.

[Duoblogger]

As for the said details, I must say that Twitter contributes a great help to online users, especially those who benefit from the advertising business. Thanks for the information.

[Udi Drezner]

Thanks for the comments!