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3 Ways To Instantly Improve Your Online Personal Brand

February 5, 2014

It’s the start of a new year and you have probably set some new career goals for yourself. Whether you’re looking for a new job, working to move up within your organization, or starting your own business, building a strong personal brand will help you get the best possible results.

Your personal brand encompasses a number of things, from wardrobe to resume to LinkedIn profile, but your web presence is easily the most visible piece and needs the most care. Thankfully, it’s also one of the...

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6 Ways a Personal Website Can Give You an Edge in Your Career

September 13, 2013

Building a successful career has never been more difficult. Not only are there fewer jobs available for a more skilled workforce, but competition for any given job is through the roof. A recent study conducted by CareerBuilder.com found that, in addition to the 8% unemployment rate, 74% of people who already have jobs are also looking for their next gig. And, according to a recent study by Staffing Industry Analysts, 18% of workforces at Fortune 1000 companies are made up of temps,...

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5 Reasons Why Every Professional Should Have A Personal Website

May 16, 2013

As a professional building a successful career has never been more difficult. Not only are there fewer jobs available for a more skilled workforce, but competition for any given job is through the roof. A recent study conducted by CareerBuilder.com found that, in addition to the 8% unemployment rate, 77% of people who already have jobs are also looking for their next gig.

Job seekers have to stay sharp if they want to have a chance in this hypercompetitive market. They have to make sure...

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10 Ways to Optimize Your Personal Website and Jumpstart Your Job Search

May 15, 2013

Nine months is a long time - just ask any expecting mom. Nine months can feel like an especially long time when you are unemployed. According to the US Labor Department, the average job search now lasts more than 36 weeks – a little shorter than the average pregnancy.

Why so long? The economic downturn means that there are fewer jobs available, which means that competition for every job opening has become fierce. Hiring managers receive an average of 150 resumes for every position advertised....

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