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Blogging to Be Found and Hired: 2012 Minnesota Blogger Conference Presentation

Distinguish and differentiate yourself from other candidates–and get that job–all with your blog!

My session at the 2012 Minnesota Blogger Conference.

Want to be that 1 in a 100 that lands an interview? Then manage your online reputation by blogging. In this session, learn how a blog can boost your SEO, demonstrate your expertise, present your newsworthy knowledge of your industry, make you an information source and build your professional network. And don’t forget, that if you write well, your ability to communicate establishes itself.

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    […] novice blogger so I really didn’t know which sessions to attend. I followed my friend into the “Blogging to be Found and Hired” session. It was presented by a knowledgeable woman, Sara Kerr, but not what I was expecting. I […]

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    […] This morning I wrote about my need for yoga and my tendency to not go if I get too busy. Today I practiced and it paid dividends. I came home to write a pop quiz for my MKTG 2350 students and devise a new assignment for them involving Vine and blogging. […]

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