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Mark Zuckerberg and I aren’t Facebook friends. That’s cool; I don’t know him. Until recently, all I could see of his profile was his picture, networks and friend list. But this morning, either the Facebook CEO had decided that’s what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, or even he didn’t know what the new privacy settings changed. I’m going to guess that it was B, because since the articles on True Slant and ValleyWag have run, Zuckerberg’s profile is a lot more private. On his Page (where you can be his fan, not to be confused with his profile), Zuckerberg defends the change: For those wondering, I set most of my content on my personal Facebook page to be open so people could see it. I set some of my content to be more private, but I didn’t see a need to limit visibility of pics with my friends, family or my teddy bear Oh, really? Because when I try to visit his profile, I get a “Mark only shares some of his profile information with everyone.” message at the top of his profile, and no photos. Zuckerberg does still share some of his info with everyone: his basic info, personal info (only the about me: “i’m trying to make the world a more open place.”), education and work, and five of the pages he’s a fan of. (These five rotate; screen caps from the privacy changes indicate he has 17 pages.) Also public: his links, friends and events. There is, of course, another possibility as to why some people like Kashmir Hill can see his photos—they have mutual friends (Hill’s is another Facebook employee). When you update your privacy settings, the new default setting for photos is to make them visible to “Friends of Friends.” (I’ve contacted Ryan Tate to see if he also has at least one mutual friend, but haven’t heard back yet. Mark and I share no friends.) But really, as Facebook is pushing more people to go public, and if Zuckerberg is really “trying to make the world a more open place,” he could do a lot more opening himself. The CEO of the site might be seen as an example to users—and if he really wants them to go public, should he be willing to do the same? What do you think? Was this an accident on Zuckerberg’s part, or because Tate and Hill have mutual friends?

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Even Mark Zuckerberg Isn’t Sure About Getting More Public

LinkedIn profiles receive high rankings with the Google search engine.  You should be aware of this fact with marketing.  All major search engines can index the profile information on LinkedIn.  Customizing URLs for your company You can customize your own URL with your company’s name.  If you are a beginner with this type of marketing, you will fare better if you utilize particular keywords as compared to your actual name.  You will need to select the “Full View” menu when offered.  In strengthening your business profile, utilize the customization option which LinkedIn offers with your signature when you leave comments particularly with business blogs. Blogs need to prove useful and unique You need to make sure that you add blogs or other useful information about your products and services while linking them to your URLs connected to your profile.  LinkedIn allows for three.  Simply to the section which is labeled “Websites” or “My Company”.  You can customize while adding your very own text for the label which can be your name or your company’s name.  LinkedIn offers this option allowing you to add your own text.  This is very important due to the fact that as the search engines crawl the web, your name will not be lost among all the others.  Keep in mind that you will not receive the majority of your web traffic with this method however, it is a very useful tool and can only be utilized when you set your public profile settings to “Full View”. Keywords are very important You must utilize the right keywords when trying to define yourself or your company.  You should only utilize words which clearly define your business.  You should also utilize keywords which are relevant to the industry which you are marketing to while allowing customers to easily find you. Keep your network updated LinkedIn allows marketers to sync with their blog posts utilizing their LinkedIn profile.  This will allow you to keep everyone who is within your network updated while advertising your business. Email signatures LinkedIn contains the ability to create unique email signatures with Outlook Express, Outlook and Mozilla.  You can place your short version of your LinkedIn profile with a link to your profile. Add profile pictures and images Finally, add a profile picture.  Adding a picture to your profile will aid you with establishing connections which you are strategizing for.  Your profile will in return seem more credible, serious and professional. These tips is not a sure way to gain increased traffic upon your website however if you combine these particular tips you will increase your overall chances of improving the exposure for your business upon the internet.

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