I Almost Deleted My 39k Follower LinkedIn Account...
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Would you ever #consider deleting your #LinkedIn account if you had nearly 40,000 followers?
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Businesses go through different #seasons and for a long time I had not #focused on LinkedIn because I was otherwise #occupied.
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But for some #reason, my account remained semi-active and I was still slowly but surely gaining #followers, even though I only really posted about my #podcast #ETTalks and #toastmasters online #club #meetings in between.
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But the #engagement was poor, so much so that I no longer saw the need to post at all or to have the account, and this set me on a #rollercoaster of a journey of trying to figure out whether I should #delete my #existing account and #start all over again.
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This might sound #crazy, but I had what I believed were #legitimate #reasons for wanting to do that, and my #intentions were so good!
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This was an #amazing educational #process that I came though as I learned a ton about #myself, my business and what my #approach to my followers should be.
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If you are #thinking about deleting your account and starting off with a #clean slate or just looking to grow your LinkedIn engagement, this #show is #perfect for you, so be sure to #listen in!
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https://anchor.fm/EleosTheofilusG
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Would you ever #consider deleting your #LinkedIn account if you had nearly 40,000 followers?
.
Businesses go through different #seasons and for a long time I had not #focused on LinkedIn because I was otherwise #occupied.
.
But for some #reason, my account remained semi-active and I was still slowly but surely gaining #followers, even though I only really posted about my #podcast #ETTalks and #toastmasters online #club #meetings in between.
.
But the #engagement was poor, so much so that I no longer saw the need to post at all or to have the account, and this set me on a #rollercoaster of a journey of trying to figure out whether I should #delete my #existing account and #start all over again.
.
This might sound #crazy, but I had what I believed were #legitimate #reasons for wanting to do that, and my #intentions were so good!
.
This was an #amazing educational #process that I came though as I learned a ton about #myself, my business and what my #approach to my followers should be.
.
If you are #thinking about deleting your account and starting off with a #clean slate or just looking to grow your LinkedIn engagement, this #show is #perfect for you, so be sure to #listen in!
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https://anchor.fm/EleosTheofilusG
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List of September 13th Major News Events:
1956 USA First Hard Disc
1970 First New York Marathon
1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
13 Sept 1956 USA First Hard Disc
1956: IBM introduces the world's first production hard disk the "IBM 305" which stored five megabytes of data. To put this in perspective a modern USB drive stores 2 gigs or more (400 times more than the first hard drive just 50 years ago) and fits on a keychain, the first IBM weighed over a ton and needed a forklift to move it.
13 Sept 1961 Nuclear Bomb Testing
1961: Following more nuclear tests by the Russians the United States will resume underground testing of Nuclear weapons within the next ten days. The Soviet bomb tests showed they are currently testing in the range of superbomb status and America believes it needs to have at least equal or greater capability. A superbomb would be about 200 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Nagasaki which was equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. This would make a superbomb above 2,000,000 tons of TNT.
13 Sept 1970 First New York Marathon
September 13th, 1970: The First New York Marathon is run attracting 127 competitors runners who paid $1.00 to compete and competed for several loops around the Park Drive of Central Park.
13 Sept 1978 School Immunization Crackdown
September 13th, 1978: In a crackdown on immunization policy many thousands of children have been sent home from school for failure to have proof of proper immunization, state laws require immunization for Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio, Rubella before starting school, and the numbers who have not been immunized before starting school has been increasing each year.
13 Sept 1991 U.S.A. Flagging Economy
1991: The Fed has cut the discount bank lending rate by 0.5% from 5.5% to 5.0% making it the lowest level in 18 years to bolster the flagging economy. This follows the 0.7% fall in retail sales which is an indicator that the economy is flagging. This will be the fourth decline in interest rates this year.
13 Sept 1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
1993: Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and the PLO leader, Yasser Arafat sign a framework for peace on the South Lawn of the White House.
ET-ers, do you consider Tuesday as halfway towards the weekend?
#ETThoughts
#Consider
#Tuesday
#Halfway
#13thSeptember2022
1956 USA First Hard Disc
1970 First New York Marathon
1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
13 Sept 1956 USA First Hard Disc
1956: IBM introduces the world's first production hard disk the "IBM 305" which stored five megabytes of data. To put this in perspective a modern USB drive stores 2 gigs or more (400 times more than the first hard drive just 50 years ago) and fits on a keychain, the first IBM weighed over a ton and needed a forklift to move it.
13 Sept 1961 Nuclear Bomb Testing
1961: Following more nuclear tests by the Russians the United States will resume underground testing of Nuclear weapons within the next ten days. The Soviet bomb tests showed they are currently testing in the range of superbomb status and America believes it needs to have at least equal or greater capability. A superbomb would be about 200 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Nagasaki which was equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. This would make a superbomb above 2,000,000 tons of TNT.
13 Sept 1970 First New York Marathon
September 13th, 1970: The First New York Marathon is run attracting 127 competitors runners who paid $1.00 to compete and competed for several loops around the Park Drive of Central Park.
13 Sept 1978 School Immunization Crackdown
September 13th, 1978: In a crackdown on immunization policy many thousands of children have been sent home from school for failure to have proof of proper immunization, state laws require immunization for Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio, Rubella before starting school, and the numbers who have not been immunized before starting school has been increasing each year.
13 Sept 1991 U.S.A. Flagging Economy
1991: The Fed has cut the discount bank lending rate by 0.5% from 5.5% to 5.0% making it the lowest level in 18 years to bolster the flagging economy. This follows the 0.7% fall in retail sales which is an indicator that the economy is flagging. This will be the fourth decline in interest rates this year.
13 Sept 1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
1993: Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and the PLO leader, Yasser Arafat sign a framework for peace on the South Lawn of the White House.
ET-ers, do you consider Tuesday as halfway towards the weekend?
#ETThoughts
#Consider
#Tuesday
#Halfway
#13thSeptember2022
List of September 13th Major News Events:
1956 USA First Hard Disc
1970 First New York Marathon
1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
13 Sept 1956 USA First Hard Disc
1956: IBM introduces the world's first production hard disk the "IBM 305" which stored five megabytes of data. To put this in perspective a modern USB drive stores 2 gigs or more (400 times more than the first hard drive just 50 years ago) and fits on a keychain, the first IBM weighed over a ton and needed a forklift to move it.
13 Sept 1961 Nuclear Bomb Testing
1961: Following more nuclear tests by the Russians the United States will resume underground testing of Nuclear weapons within the next ten days. The Soviet bomb tests showed they are currently testing in the range of superbomb status and America believes it needs to have at least equal or greater capability. A superbomb would be about 200 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Nagasaki which was equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. This would make a superbomb above 2,000,000 tons of TNT.
13 Sept 1970 First New York Marathon
September 13th, 1970: The First New York Marathon is run attracting 127 competitors runners who paid $1.00 to compete and competed for several loops around the Park Drive of Central Park.
13 Sept 1978 School Immunization Crackdown
September 13th, 1978: In a crackdown on immunization policy many thousands of children have been sent home from school for failure to have proof of proper immunization, state laws require immunization for Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio, Rubella before starting school, and the numbers who have not been immunized before starting school has been increasing each year.
13 Sept 1991 U.S.A. Flagging Economy
1991: The Fed has cut the discount bank lending rate by 0.5% from 5.5% to 5.0% making it the lowest level in 18 years to bolster the flagging economy. This follows the 0.7% fall in retail sales which is an indicator that the economy is flagging. This will be the fourth decline in interest rates this year.
13 Sept 1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
1993: Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and the PLO leader, Yasser Arafat sign a framework for peace on the South Lawn of the White House.
ET-ers, do you consider Tuesday as halfway towards the weekend?
#ETThoughts
#Consider
#Tuesday
#Halfway
#13thSeptember2022
1956 USA First Hard Disc
1970 First New York Marathon
1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
13 Sept 1956 USA First Hard Disc
1956: IBM introduces the world's first production hard disk the "IBM 305" which stored five megabytes of data. To put this in perspective a modern USB drive stores 2 gigs or more (400 times more than the first hard drive just 50 years ago) and fits on a keychain, the first IBM weighed over a ton and needed a forklift to move it.
13 Sept 1961 Nuclear Bomb Testing
1961: Following more nuclear tests by the Russians the United States will resume underground testing of Nuclear weapons within the next ten days. The Soviet bomb tests showed they are currently testing in the range of superbomb status and America believes it needs to have at least equal or greater capability. A superbomb would be about 200 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Nagasaki which was equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. This would make a superbomb above 2,000,000 tons of TNT.
13 Sept 1970 First New York Marathon
September 13th, 1970: The First New York Marathon is run attracting 127 competitors runners who paid $1.00 to compete and competed for several loops around the Park Drive of Central Park.
13 Sept 1978 School Immunization Crackdown
September 13th, 1978: In a crackdown on immunization policy many thousands of children have been sent home from school for failure to have proof of proper immunization, state laws require immunization for Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio, Rubella before starting school, and the numbers who have not been immunized before starting school has been increasing each year.
13 Sept 1991 U.S.A. Flagging Economy
1991: The Fed has cut the discount bank lending rate by 0.5% from 5.5% to 5.0% making it the lowest level in 18 years to bolster the flagging economy. This follows the 0.7% fall in retail sales which is an indicator that the economy is flagging. This will be the fourth decline in interest rates this year.
13 Sept 1993 Peace Plan Agreed Israel / Palestine
1993: Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and the PLO leader, Yasser Arafat sign a framework for peace on the South Lawn of the White House.
ET-ers, do you consider Tuesday as halfway towards the weekend?
#ETThoughts
#Consider
#Tuesday
#Halfway
#13thSeptember2022