New for 2014: Social Marketing for ISTJs

When it comes to using social networking tools to market yourself, your career or your business, each Personality Pattern has different strengths and weaknesses. ISTJ's social marketing strengths and weaknesses are listed below, together with practical actions to help you make the most of the tools available.
Strengths:
  • Good at writing quality content that builds their reputation and authority
  • Uses time efficiently, with a systematic and focused approach that values results
  • Good at sharing knowledge, asking questions and building authority
  • Adopts a purposeful and efficient approach, with clear goals and measurable results

Weaknesses:
  • May be initially apprehensive about engaging with others and less willing to share
  • May not initially be comfortable with the virtual networking environment
  • Impersonal approach may make it less easy to build a wide and loyal network
  • May miss opportunities by regarding social networking as a waste of time


Actions:

  • Aim to build a wider and more diverse network in order to generate more opportunities
  • Use Linkedin's structured approach to showcase past experience, ensuring that it is congruent with your future goals
  • Adopt a more personal, empathetic tone and be aware of how your words come across
  • Build a stronger and wider network by participating and sharing more

Read the full ISTJ Social Marketing Report

The extract above gives you a taste of the complete ISTJ Social Marketing Report, a must-have guide for job hunters, professionals and entrepreneurs. It's available for only $6.00 via the Buy Now button on the right.


Why buy the full report?

The report addresses the following questions:
  • How can social networking help me find a job?
  • Social networking is too daunting - how can I avoid wasting time on it?
  • How can I write a career profile that gets noticed?
  • How can I establish my reputation online?
  • If 90% of recruiters are using social networks, how can I tap into that?

It will show you how to:
  • harness social media to land the job that's right for you
  • connect quickly with the hiring managers and decision makers
  • establish your credibility and develop a professional presence
  • access the hidden job market
  • position yourself relative to your competition, and stay ahead of them

What the report includes:
  • Clear, no-fluff guidance complete with actionable tasks
  • How to create a personal brand
  • Take better, more informed decisions about how you market yourself
  • Includes a special, additional section on 'real-world' networking
  • How to identify the key players in your network and build your 'supporting cast'

Why is it valuable to know how my Personality Pattern applies to social networking?
  • gives insight into how you approach social networking
  • reveals how you might waste your energies and where to direct them more efficiently
  • utilises the power of applied psychology to achieve your goals
  • helps you avoid the social networking pitfalls associated with your personality type
  • helps you capitalise on what your personality type does best

Who this report is for:
  • Those seeking a change of jobs
  • Those under the threat of redundancy
  • Graduates, under-graduates and school-leavers
  • Seasoned professionals seeking career progression
  • Employees who also freelance or are developing a small business
  • People returning to work
  • People looking for work abroad
Written by professional career coach James Hunt and web marketing trainer Graham Boston, the Social Networking Reports offer psychologically-tailored advice to job-hunters, professionals and entrepreneurs on how best to use social networking tools to achieve your goals.

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ISTJ Social Marketing Report:

The ISTJ Social marketing Report is taken from our series of 16 downloadable Career Fulfillment Guides (70 pages, $29.99)
Unlike conventional self-help books, the ISTJ Career Fulfillment Guide is written specifically for your personality type, and comes complete with tailored guidance on your key strengths in the workplace; typical career choices for your type; how to market yourself in today's competitive environment; your learning style; and self-development exercises culled from Applied Psychology.
ISTJ is short for Introvert, Sensing, Thinking, Judging - terms used in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (M.B.T.I.®) to show your preferences. M.B.T.I.® is used across the world in recruitment and team building.