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Working in Social Media
Welcome to The Lighthouse Careers Centre – Your beacon for discovering new opportunities in social media.
Whether you’re exploring a new role, looking to find top talent, or someone eager to glean insights into the real world of social media marketing, you’ve arrived at the right destination.
The careers blog is packed with advice for both job seekers and recruiters. Delve into expert CV and application advice, interviewing and interviewer tips plus exclusive insights from seasoned social media managers providing a behind-the-scenes look into the roles and responsibilities of this dynamic field.
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Careers Advice Blog
Want to know what it’s like to work in social media – check out our careers advice blog:
The only way to make connections on LinkedIn
I really value the connections in my network. I rarely add anyone that I haven’t met face-to-face or had ongoing dialogue with via social media, email or telephone. I frequently respond to anonymous LinkedIn connection requests with a message that goes...
Don’t let social media replace face-to-face conversation
Before the internet we wrote letters, made phone calls and met people face-to-face. Things move on, and at a rapid pace. Don’t get me wrong, I love online social networking. I can spend hours ensuring sites such as Twitter and LinkedIn are working hard...
Engaging with your Social Media Audience
Guest blog featured on Business2Community, October 2013: Engaging with your Social Media Audience Social media is all about engagement. It’s a two-way conversation in real time that involves both listening and responding. When I talk at events I...
Finding your influencers
Guest blog for Marketing Donut, October 2013 Recommendations are a vital part of finding answers. We all have people we turn to when we need advice. It could be a parent, boss, friend or colleague. If they don’t have the answer — and they don’t always —...