Professional Online Presences For Students Podcast

Saving the juicy techniques for last, this advanced podcast on Professional Online Presences shows students how to position their expertise online so they are ideally suited for any employment opportunity that comes along.

Social media provides many opportunities to promote the set of sites which make up a Professional Online Presence. This podcast shares the advanced techniques that help to get a Professional Online Presence created by a student noticed and to showcase it in a positive manner for employers.

A website is now an essential piece of Internet real estate designed to allow people to own their identity and brand online. This podcast discusses how students can set up an ideal website for a Professional Online Presence and how this can use software like WordPress where students are not technically inclined to start from scratch.

Watching videos online is a popular activity, but few students think to include videos as part of their Professional Online Presence. This podcasts explores how YouTube can be used as a core part of a Professional Online Presence and the types of videos that can be used to present students in a positive light.

This podcast explores the dangers of Facebook, a site which recruiters and employers use and monitor whether employees and candidates want them to or not. Students looking to become employable need to have a suitable and active Facebook account and this podcast explores more.

The LinkedIn professional social network is one of the most used sites for business and recruitment in the world and the cornerstone of many Professional Online Presences. This podcast explores how students can use the many features of LinkedIn and professional promote themselves on that social network.

This podcast runs through the preparation required for a good Professional Online Presence, including deciding on a suitable brand and professional online identity.

This podcast introduces the need for students to have a Professional Online Presence and the benefits for student employability.