http://brandwithin.com/branding/the-hidden-split-on-linkedin The Knowledge Marketing Center Sun, 30 Nov 2008 23:53:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://brandwithin.com/branding/the-hidden-split-on-linkedin/comment-page-1#comment-394 GoodJava Fri, 14 Dec 2007 00:54:44 +0000 http://socialbrandingcenter.com/?p=52#comment-394 Jon, based on my recent experience, your observations about LinkedIn seem so accurate. I ventured there for the first time earlier today and felt I had to adapt and adjust and tweak and twiddle just to take my first tentative steps to getting my business profile up there. However, it does appear to be an awesome tool if a network (such as this one) commits to it. Is a group such as ours capable of infusing our own adaptations to a site like this by agreeing on some common protocols? In other words, do you think that there's much benefit in trying to co-opt their categories and distinctions to reflect the realities of the entrepreneur? Jon, based on my recent experience, your observations about LinkedIn seem so accurate. I ventured there for the first time earlier today and felt I had to adapt and adjust and tweak and twiddle just to take my first tentative steps to getting my business profile up there. However, it does appear to be an awesome tool if a network (such as this one) commits to it. Is a group such as ours capable of infusing our own adaptations to a site like this by agreeing on some common protocols? In other words, do you think that there’s much benefit in trying to co-opt their categories and distinctions to reflect the realities of the entrepreneur?

]]>