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					<description><![CDATA[I invest in new and existing relationships on social media all the time. I join the conversation and like, post, and share on LinkedIn the most. I write LinkedIn Pulse posts. I post links to my published articles with interesting ledes, hashtags, and images. I thank people for liking and respond to their comments. I post and comment on links and articles from other sources, too. I respond to invitations from LinkedIn to mention someone&#039;s name in a post or to write a post on a topic that they are covering in LinkedIn News. They don&#039;t always use my posts, and sometimes they do. I tweet my articles in the same way and respond to others&#039; tweets. I start and join conversations in writer groups on Facebook, and provide useful tips, insights, and experiences. I get a lot of responses from people on LinkedIn with potential projects. I get responses from customer recommendations and my website, too. It all adds up over time and you should find that you will build up momentum and get lots of incoming requests on the basis of your activity on social media and email.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I invest in new and existing relationships on social media all the time. I join the conversation and like, post, and share on LinkedIn the most. I write LinkedIn Pulse posts. I post links to my published articles with interesting ledes, hashtags, and images. I thank people for liking and respond to their comments. I post and comment on links and articles from other sources, too. I respond to invitations from LinkedIn to mention someone&#8217;s name in a post or to write a post on a topic that they are covering in LinkedIn News. They don&#8217;t always use my posts, and sometimes they do. I tweet my articles in the same way and respond to others&#8217; tweets. I start and join conversations in writer groups on Facebook, and provide useful tips, insights, and experiences. I get a lot of responses from people on LinkedIn with potential projects. I get responses from customer recommendations and my website, too. It all adds up over time and you should find that you will build up momentum and get lots of incoming requests on the basis of your activity on social media and email.</p>
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