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This is a great article and will help you in your twitter ranking.  @jamesroughton

Twitter SEO can help you take one more step towards owning your online reputation.

When people think of Twitter, they don’t usually think of it as a SEO or reputation management tool. Yet, when optimized correctly, a Twitter profile is yet one more URL that anyone can get to rank for their name.

Here are 4 simple Twitter SEO tips to help your profile rank: o read the rest of the story, click on the link below.

Twitter SEO: 4 Simple Tips to Help Your Twitter Profile Rank

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Look at what I just found.  Grade your results in Twitter.

The current generation of Web users is sharing more than ever online – in ways my parent’s generation would visibly flinch over. They are sharing their locations, their relationships, their personal photos, and their thoughts in real time. They are posting their updates to Facebook, to Twitter, and to MySpace, as they move toward being ever more transparent. On another level, personal brands are being built with transparency as the foundation, as they share personal photos, their music preferences, family news, and a constant stream of comments and observations on the world. And in parallel, companies are being pushed by an army of self-appointed social media experts to become more open and transparent themselves. But as with every new approach, there’s a right way and a wrong way to do things.

To read the rest of the story click on the link below.

louisgray.com: Being Transparent is Fine, But Please Use Smart Filtering

Anybody using Twitter will discover the mass of tweets can be somewhat overwhelming and difficult to digest. TweetDeck enables users to split their main Twitter feed (All Friends) into columns allowing a broader overview of tweets.

But at the heart of TweetDeck is its ability to group people together and search across the twittersphere. Grouping friends or work colleagues separately means you have a window on all aspects of your twitter life. Searching across the twittersphere means you can monitor any subject within Twitter. These additional columns automatically update so providing the user with a very effective dashboard of realtime information.

In course of all of my email’s I have run across some tools on  Twitter as a means for a job search. 

• Yellow pages for Twitter
• Twitter search engine
• Job Agent/Tweet scheduler
• What do you want to do?

Check these links out and Please share your tips and links with me and I will post:.

While working with twitter today, I came across this article that I though was very good.  This article was written by Tracy Cote and Traci Armstrong and Published: March 31, 2009

Plus Six Tips for Using Twitter as a Recruiting Tool

What you see below is a section clipped from the middle of the article, as it does apply to any job seeker.   Job seekers today have an advantage in using email and the internet to send out resumesm but there is a drawback as was presented yesterday in an online seminar on "Avoiding the 10 Biggest Job Search Mistakes".     You will have to click on the link below in order to read the entire story.

Helping them find us
Twitter also helps talent find Organic. Using Twitter’s latest job-search app, candidates can find Organic jobs easily. Twitter’s searchability has made us think more about our own "findability" and altered the way we post jobs. We’ve created a new formatting protocol to increase our chances of being found. Today, our postings must be headlines, 140 characters or less. Key words in our postings get hash marks (#). Each posting includes a trackable URL that enables us to monitor click-throughs and directs candidates to apply through our Applicant Tracking System. That way, candidates who aren’t right for the role they’re applying for will be entered in our database for future opportunities. 

Why Tweeting Has Become Organic’s Main Job-Posting Strategy – Advertising Age – TalentWorks