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About Amy Gahran

  • Amy Gahran, creator of the popular weblog Contentious, is a conversational media consultant, content strategist, and freelance writer/editor. She helps organizations and professionals raise a clear, strong voice in the public conversation -- especially through resourceful use of online media.

    Her unique approach can enhance your credibility, influence, and adaptability. Even better, Amy's strategies are flexible, sustainable, and FUN!

    CONTACT: amy@gahran.com, 303-554-5550 (Boulder, CO, USA)


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Getting LinkedIn: Growing Your Network

After much nudging from various colleagues, I've finally begun to use the professional networking service LinkedIn. (See my profile.)

I thought now would be a good time to get more connected with this service. One of my New Year's resolutions is to be more focused and systematic about how I build my conversational media consulting business. I like the LinkedIn model because it focuses on personal connections -- which is also the foundation of conversational media. Seemed like a natural place for me to start.

Here's what I've been doing so far, including six tips for building your LinkedIn network...

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