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5 Ways to Clean Up Your Social Media Presence

On The Job

Maybe you have strong opinions on immigration, and you are connected via Twitter and Facebook and even LinkedIn as you show up at rallies to support their causes. If you're tagged in photos, ask to be removed. Post blog content that offers helpful hints or insights about your industry. Use the granny rule.

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Blogging notice

On The Job

I am new to the blogging world, but I have to say it's been a very gratifying experience so far. I originally started my blog as a way to facilitate discussions among those interested in improving their experiences at work or boosting their careers. What do you think is important to include on your blog, and what should you avoid?

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How to do a content gap analysis with Miro

Mind Mapping Software

Here is a collaborative, visual way to catalog your existing blog content and identify gaps you need to fill – future topics you need to write about. Blog topics: These run horizontally across the board. For my client project, they reflected existing blog categories as well as a few new ones. Which don’t have enough?

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Napkin app elevates serendipity by “dreaming” about your ideas

Mind Mapping Software

When you add a new idea to your Napkin, a three-step process is happening in the background: First, Napkin checks for matching tags that you have in your collection already. Next, it checks for matching tags that other Napkin users have in their collection and adds these as well. At Napkin, we have a big passion for data visualization.

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Scrintal: An elegant hybrid of mind mapping and note-taking tools

Mind Mapping Software

Scrintal supports the block editing feature that’s all the rage today in note-taking tools. Tagging: An essential tool for connecting your ideas. Instead, it uses tags to organize information. A pop-up list displays the names of the tags you’ve already created. If you want to use an existing tag, simply select it.

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How Napkin inspires you to explore your ideas – visually

Mind Mapping Software

You can tag notes in Napkin to classify them and make them easier to find. First, we had users tag their notes manually. Also, selecting the tags ourselves we often oversee connections to other disciplines or topics we were interested a few months ago. Of course, you can always adjust the tags. Wittel: We focus on text.

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Obsidian’s amazing new canvas

Mind Mapping Software

The developer has pre-released an update to insiders – essentially a beta release to people who have paid to help support Obsidian – that enables users to drag and drop notes on an infinite canvas, link them using connector lines and other advanced features that I haven’t seen in visual note-taking tools before.