At the beginning of a new year, I like to look back at the blog posts I wrote the year before to see which ones were the most popular with my readers.
Reviewing last year’s posts on my Executive Career Brand blog, I found that 4 out of the 10 most popular ones focused on using LinkedIn for executive job search.
Social media in general factored in highly as a favorite topic.
The 10 posts listed here include some of my favorites of the year, too. I’m gratified when my pet posts are also the ones you like best.
Based on the number of social media shares (Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ and Facebook) and comments, these 10 posts were the winners in 2012:
How to Get Your Personal Brand Into Your LinkedIn Profile
Transform your branded executive resume and career brand biography into a magnetic LinkedIn profile.
The Lazy C-level Executive Job Search
Do you know what you need to do to land an executive job today, and are you ready to invest the time?
The Biggest Mistake Twitter Newbies Make
What you may be doing to sabotage your chances of being followed and “listened to” on Twitter.
Using LinkedIn For Confidential Executive Job Search
Tips to minimize your chances of being found out by your current employer.
Is Your LinkedIn Profile 100% Complete?
Increase your visibility. Make your profile more likely to land higher in search results.
Self-Google or Doom Your Executive Job Search
Know what the people who have a hand in hiring you will find when they Google “your name”.
10 Keys To a Memorable Personal Brand
The concept is simple, but the factors that converge to exact and express your brand are complex.
21 Ways Your Executive Brand Drives Your Career
If you’ve done the branding work, you’re ready for job search when it comes, and can rely on your brand for career success.
3 Social Media Ways to Build Your Executive Job Search Network
Networking (in person and online) is still the best way to land an executive job.
How to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Professional Headline SEO-Friendly
Maximize your LinkedIn profile’s searchability by including the right keywords in your professional headline.
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