Last week, I asked my readers to share their best advice for using a blog for personal branding and job searching. So below is the Bamboo Project Readers' Guide to Blogging for Personal Branding. Sacha Chua , another poster child for how blogging can support personal branding, offers additional advice in her presentation, Networking 2.0:

This exhibition uses RFID tags to allow visitors to save their work throughout the space--something that many institutions have been experimenting with for almost ten years now. Many institutions that are pursuing online/onsite experience connections have lighted on the personal webpage as THE way to deliver post-visit experiences.

Here's what I love about this: It supports reaggregation of the museum experience. When users get to reaggregate the experience, they base their decisions on and distinctions that most museums would be hard-pressed to come up with on their own. museums. Funded by the UK MLA and launched on July 9, i like. There are trails like i like.

So yes, it has to be balanced and sufficiently varied (protein, carbs, fats — theory, facts and history), to allow you to function and make a living, but you don’t have to experiment and sample unless you want to, or your traditional means of adding information value through your work is under threat. Tags: Personal Rants

If you want visitors to share stories or personal expression in your institution, you need to respect them as individuals who have something of value to contribute. I'm talking about personal profiles. Who is the "me" in the museum experience? But personalization can go much further than creating positive guest experiences.

Skip to Navigation Careers News Client login About Us Services Our Work Blogs Events Contact Us Home › Blogs › Influence Social Networking and #AIDS2010 Suzanne Rainey in Influence 15 Jul 2010 There’s a flurry of action this week as we await the start of the XVIII International AIDS Conference (#AIDS2010) in Vienna, Austria, next week.

Here's a problem many museums would like to solve: How do you design an intuitive way to give visitors unique IDs so that visitors can receive personalized content and feedback and institutions can receive real-time data tracking on visitor behavior? Define the inputs and outputs of the familiar user experience. It's not a new problem.

We clamored , even begged, for our social web experience to be more cohesive, to take our conversations and our "friends" wherever we went in the social web. Instant Personalization ? They're simply giving us what we've asked for: a more seamless web experience. . quot; I'm one of those people. Oompa Loompas ? Creepy. 

Jonathon Colman , TNC's Associate Director for Digital Marketing recently developed a slide presentation that summarizes the organization's experience using Facebook as a marketing tool. There's been a lot of excitement in the last year about social networking in general, and about Facebook in particular. Here's a success story.

If a constituent has a specific staff contact at your nonprofit, make sure that staff person has an active role in their online communications, as well. Aimy Wiley, Capital Area Food Bank of Texas. note: This article is part of NTEN's Member Appreciation Month spectacular. The most popular pieces will be featured in our newsletter. Interests.