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Four Tips for Perfecting Your Online Brand

Are you easily recognizable? Can people contact you if they need to reach you? Guy Kawasaki shared four tips during his Alt Summer 2015 closing keynote that will have people deciding if you’re the right fit for them and adding you to their roster of people to contact for collaborations and other opportunities.

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Friday Links: Time Away

Everyone needs a vacation. They refresh the soul, spark inspiration, and foster healthy relationships. Yet, in the world of online hustle they seem impossible. While down time for most, bloggers tend to capitalize on holiday celebrations and work through most holiday events. Before deciding whether you’ll work through your holiday, be sure you ask yourself these five questions to avoid an unplanned online absence.

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Social Media 101: Utilizing Pinterest

With all the changes taking place within Pinterest, it can feel daunting to know how to use it effectively. Good thing Alexandra Even came to Alt Summer 2015 and broke everything down for us.  She took the audience members through her process of defining what the space has to offer, brainstorming possibilities, and then utilizing a best-fit scenario.

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Social Media 101: Utilizing Facebook

Facebook is the largest social network, receives the most traffic referrals, has the 2nd longest shelf life for social media posts, and holds the possibility of building a highly targeted audience. However, Facebook can also seem unpredictable when sharing content which can lead to frustration. Peg Fitzpatrick, co-author of The Art of Social Media, spoke at Alt Summer 2015 and broke down the most important elements for turning Facebook into your blog’s BFF.

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Alt Chat Wednesday: Recognizing Your Inner Critic

Creatives are often their harshest critics. Why? Because often doubts, discouragement from naysayers, advice from colleagues trying to be helpful, and more swirl around in our heads. And materialize as our inner critic. But, they don’t mean we’re frauds; the presence of an inner critic means you’re in the club; you’re a creative. Let’s chat Wednesday July 15, 2015 at 9AM PDT/12PM EDT on Twitter about strategies and techniques for moving past these inner critics.

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