Posts Tagged ‘contact’

To BCC or Not BCC: Email Etiquette

I have been surprised the number of people and contacts who are completely unaware of the differences between the To: CC: and BCC: fields when addressing emails. Understandably, it’s not really common knowledge.

There is a little bit of documentation around regarding these fields, but none are all that clear, in my view.

To:

Add contacts who you are directly communicating with. There is nothing wrong with a list of emails, as… » Continue

April 25 2007 | By Craig | Tagged: contact, email | 19 comments»

Making Your LinkedIn Business Network Pay Dividends

Haven’t made a dime on LinkedIn? A lot of people on LinkedIn haven’t made a dime from it. Chances are you haven’t made anyone else money either. In expanding your network, the main point is to help you phone or meet someone who may be able to help you in whatever it is you are trying to do. The flip side is you need to… » Continue

February 15 2007 | By Guest | Tagged: contact, networking, software | 16 comments»

Makeover your LinkedIn profile

Previously we posted about 12 ways to use LinkedIn. Guy Kawasaki has again offered up his LinkedIn expertise. This time Guy gives a tutorial on how to drastically improve your LinkedIn profile. Leveraging the Director of Corporate Communications and the Senior UI Designer at LinkedIn, Guy’s tutorial has some tremendous expertise to backup… » Continue

January 16 2007 | By Kyle | Tagged: contact, design, networking, resume, software | 1 comment»

Networking Roundup

Most of us know that networking is a key to success, and certainly qualifies as a life hack. Still, the devil is in the details. I have done some reading recently, and here are a couple of books that get into the technicalities of networking.

Never Eat Alone, by Keith Ferrazzi. This one’s a runaway bestseller, and we’ll be hearing about it for awhile. Since it’s more… » Continue

January 12 2007 | By Nick | Tagged: Communication, contact, networking | 3 comments»

Twelve Ways to Use LinkedIn

LinkedIn is one of my favorite Web 2.0 apps. It gives me a great way to keep business contacts. With the latest feature, LinkedIn Answers, it creates another dimension to receive great insights and advices from professionals. In short, it is a grown up version of Myspace.

Guy Kawasaki suggests 10 more ways (his readers contributed two more) to use LinkedIn. They give me more excuses to spend more… » Continue

January 5 2007 | By Leon | Tagged: contact, networking, resume, software | 5 comments»

Contact High

It’s astounding to me how many opportunities we miss to make communication easier. And by communication, in this case, I’m talkin g about applications ranging from simple hi-how-do-you-do interactions to business deals getting done, or NOT getting done as it relates to communication. I’ve found that lots of times, it’s a problem of omissions and assumptions. Here are some situations, a common way people handle them, and then a way… » Continue

November 8 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: Communication, contact, conversation, Lifehack | 1 comment»

7 Lightweight Contact Management Tips

I’m using Gmail’s built-in contact application to run my contact management. (By the way, did you see that you can use Gmail and Calendar and Chat on your own site now, configured for your own domain?) Though there are some things I can’t use Google to do easily (mail merge types of things), there are lots of ways that I use the Contact portion of the application that might… » Continue

September 6 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: Communication, contact, contactmanagement, gmail, hacks, howto, tips | 6 comments»

Help! How do YOU Manage Your “Go-To Guy” List

People have unique skills and talents, and over the course of your days, you meet new people and connect to begin new relationships all the time. This means you also expand the very nature of your pool of people to consider asking for help from should a problem arise.

For instance, I met some new friends who have a great piece of software, but no marketing or sales experience. I… » Continue

June 8 2006 | By Chris | Tagged: Communication, contact, help, networking | 4 comments»