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The truth about social Media Management ! Done right its just a virtual assistant! Time saving for smaller company's and very useful for newbies. First we have to remember: Get to know your customers, groups and meet friends. Social media marketing is putting the "CUSTOM' back in customer. This was thought of as a wild idea at best, tho larger companies are starting to agree, you earn customers, that stay with you. If you build your down-line with out attending to training and supporting them, they don't stay for very long. Any warm body on the list seems to be what most are looking for "build your down-line" attracting customers instead of meeting and gaining trust. Things are starting to change slowly, but not fast enough. Larger companies are joining the social sites hiring social media managers is a great start. Look for a long time member of the Social media. Don't worry about time and emails or trying to answer everyone's question. Just deleting spam can be very over whelming not to mention fitting in your daily work schedule. You can stop thinking about where to find all that extra time. Find a good Social Media Management Company and not only will you lose that stress but you will grow your trust and gain a great Internet presence in sites like FaceBook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter even YouTube as well as higher search engine rankings. You can find these services with Gaeta/Hall ...read more
By Gaeta/Hall July 30, 2010
Are you looking for a lost friend or family member? Being separated from a loved one can be painful and leaves a lot of unanswered questions. Where are they? What are they doing? Do they need anything? This separation can be caused by a variety of things—estrangement because of a fight, adoption, or simply losing touch. However, it's never too late to reconnect with your loved ones. Years ago, finding someone on your own was quite a difficult prospect, but with the advent of the Internet, reconnecting with a lost loved is easier than ever. Choose Your Search Method If you're lucky, simply typing your loved one's name into search engine may be enough to track him or her down. However, often it will take more than this. You could also try using a private investigator, but running at $50-$100 hour, a PI could put quite a dent in your budget. A much less costly, yet still effective, option would be to use an online person search, such ashttp://gaetasearch.com. The nice thing about gaetasearch is it provides at no cost the same information other sites charge for. If you know basic information about the family member you are looking for, it's likely he or she can be found. Gather Your Information You may not know much, but every bit of information you have about your family member will help narrow the search down. Because there are so many people with the same name in the United States, it's important to know some distinguishing factor. For example, knowing their name, birth year, their place of birth, or their last known state of residence, will be a big help. Plug this information into the search engine, and see who comes up. Plan How to Approach Your Family Member Once you've found out your family member's contact information, it's time to plan what you'll say to them. You haven't spoken to this person in years, or perhaps you've never gotten the chance to. Reestablishing contact may be quite a shock to them. Keep in mind, that through your search you have had time to adjust to the idea of speaking with them—but they have not been afforded this luxury. Therefore, approach your family member with the proper respect. Try sending them a letter or e-mail to send the news that you'd like to establish contact. Let them know you'd like to call them sometime soon. Place your contact information in the letter, and wait a week or two to give them a chance to write or call you. If you don't hear anything, go ahead and give the phone call a try. How to Reconnect Talking about something as simple as a shared memory, or speaking about your common heritage are great ways to start off the conversation. Remember, the reason you are reconnecting with this person is your shared history and your shared family bond, which is why you want to be in contact with them. The Bottom Line With more and more public records available online, finding lost family members is easier and less expensive than ever. Using free websites likegaetasearch.comare a great place to start your search and its free to look them up. Just approach your family member with respect and sensitivity, and start reconnecting. ...read more
By Gaeta/Hall October 27, 2009
The Internet has made it easier for people to find out information about you than ever before. A background check on anyone in the country can be purchased. Why should you be concerned about the information that is floating around in cyberspace, and where can you find this information, not be charged an arm and a leg for it ? The short answer is this: more and more companies use background checks to screen potential employees. Most background search websites charge about $25.00, but if you don't want to pay that much money, check out this free websitehttp://gaetasearch.com. Companies Use of Background Checks As the job market has grown more and more competitive, the screening processes companies use when considering applicants has become more thorough. Many corporations are using background checks to unearth information about their job applicants' past, and using this information to influence their hiring decisions. If they've got two applicants, and one has something shoddy in their past, they very well may choose the person with the unblemished record. Know What's Out There Running a background check on yourself can help prepare you for anything in your past that might come up in an interview. Often, companies won't run a background check until after you've become a finalist for a position, but you don't want to be caught off guard. Knowing what's out there will prepare you to expect anything that might come up about you in the interview. Check for Inaccuracies It's possible that some information might be falsely attributed to you. If there is inaccurate information out there, you should be aware of this so you can explain it. Perhaps there happens to be a person with the same name as you living in the same city. Perhaps a record got mixed up somewhere along the way. Maybe you were a victim of identity theft, which left your credit in a questionable spot. Whatever the case may be, if you know the information to be inaccurate, do what you can to correct or explain it. Prepare What You'll Say If you know the company is going to run a background check, and you've done your homework and discovered that something unsavory will show up, sometimes it's best to divulge this information to the company ahead of time. If they are going to find out anyway, at least you'll get points for your forthrightness. Be honest, as this will help you in the long run. Do you have a good explanation for that dark spot on your record? This is your chance to tell your side of the story. Be prepared to speak sincerely about what happened, in a way that does not sound defensive or like you're trying to get away with something. Sincerity and honesty can go a long way, and are qualities prized by many companies. The Bottom Line Just as you'd research a company before going into an interview, that company just might research you, as well. It's in your best interest to know what's out there, and running a background check on yourself is the way to do it. This process doesn't have to be costly, either. For example, http://gaetasearch.com gives you some background check information for free. ...read more
By Gaeta/Hall October 20, 2009
When you have a problem with your Windows computer, you will need to contact the Microsoft support center. However, many people are unsure of how to reach support or what information will be required. Fortunately, the steps for reaching technical support are simple. Follow this guide to ensure that yo... ...read more
Like any other business, remote IT support requires a method for charging customers for services completed. However, many people who are starting their own remote IT support company may not be familiar with the best methods for customer billing. Fortunately, there are several different possible billin... ...read more