Comments on: Shouting about the Semantic Web on Social Networks http://blogs.talis.com/nodalities/2008/01/shouting_about_the_semantic_we.php From Semantic Web to Web of Data Mon, 23 May 2011 13:28:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Marc Freedman http://blogs.talis.com/nodalities/2008/01/shouting_about_the_semantic_we.php/comment-page-1#comment-259 Marc Freedman Sat, 12 Jan 2008 20:24:47 +0000 http://blogs.talis.com/nodalities/archives/2008/01/shouting-about-the-semantic-web-on-social-networks.php#comment-259 Congratulations on setting up a LinkedIn group! Now the hard part. How are you going to get new members and promote it? Let me share a few tips. 1. Add your group to the MyLinkGroups LinkedIn Group Directory @ <a href="http://MyLinkGroups.com" rel="nofollow">http://MyLinkGroups.com</a> . MyLinkGroups contains hundreds of listings, making it #1 place to find and join a LinkedIn group. For group owners, the rich database gives you plenty of ways to describe your group. You can specify the group as open or closed, provide a long description and any membership restrictions, include your regular web address and contact info, specify a primary country and city for group activity, and more. It's free to add your group at <a href="http://MyLinkGroups.com" rel="nofollow">http://MyLinkGroups.com</a> . No account or password is required. 2. Be a Featured Group @ MyLinkGroups. MyLinkGroups offers a Featured Group program for even more promotion for group owners like you. Mention MyLinkGroups.com on your LinkedIn profile and group web site and you'll be displayed twice as a Featured Group. It too is a free service. Follow the link at <a href="http://MyLinkGroups.com" rel="nofollow">http://MyLinkGroups.com</a> . 3. Visit MyLinkWiki Group pages @ <a href="http://linkedin.pbwiki.com/MyLinkWikiGroupPages" rel="nofollow">http://linkedin.pbwiki.com/MyLinkWikiGroupPages</a> . The page ties together recommendations and ideas for group owners. In particular, visit the pages on managing and promoting a LinkedIn group and LinkedIn event tips. Best NetWORKing, Marc Marc Freedman is your LinkDaddy! > Send me a LinkedIn invitation via <a href="http://Invite.MyLinkDaddy.com" rel="nofollow">http://Invite.MyLinkDaddy.com</a> . > Profile at Who's Your <a href="http://MyLinkDaddy.com" rel="nofollow">http://MyLinkDaddy.com</a> Congratulations on setting up a LinkedIn group!

Now the hard part. How are you going to get new members and promote it? Let me share a few tips.

1. Add your group to the MyLinkGroups LinkedIn Group Directory @ http://MyLinkGroups.com . MyLinkGroups contains hundreds of listings, making it #1 place to find and join a LinkedIn group. For group owners, the rich database gives you plenty of ways to describe your group. You can specify the group as open or closed, provide a long description and any membership restrictions, include your regular web address and contact info, specify a primary country and city for group activity, and more. It’s free to add your group at http://MyLinkGroups.com . No account or password is required.

2. Be a Featured Group @ MyLinkGroups. MyLinkGroups offers a Featured Group program for even more promotion for group owners like you. Mention MyLinkGroups.com on your LinkedIn profile and group web site and you’ll be displayed twice as a Featured Group. It too is a free service. Follow the link at http://MyLinkGroups.com .

3. Visit MyLinkWiki Group pages @ http://linkedin.pbwiki.com/MyLinkWikiGroupPages . The page ties together recommendations and ideas for group owners. In particular, visit the pages on managing and promoting a LinkedIn group and LinkedIn event tips.

Best NetWORKing,
Marc

Marc Freedman is your LinkDaddy!
> Send me a LinkedIn invitation via http://Invite.MyLinkDaddy.com .
> Profile at Who’s Your http://MyLinkDaddy.com

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