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What Benefits Do I Get When Subscribing To Barbara Ling’s RISE Recruiter’s site?
Lots of them! Subscribers have reported that coffee tastes fresher (must be the humor I include in every post), children’s misbehaviors decrease, and property taxes decline. Okay, true, the last one I’m still investigating…. :)
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Seriously, subscribing to Barbara Ling RISE Recruiter’s updates, plain and simple, gives you the edge over other recruiters in your niche.
An online trainer and researcher for over a decade, I’ve mastered the art of seeing straight through to the critical issues that challenge online recruiters and HR professionals…and present solutions so creatively outside the box, you’ll never see them any other place online.
In other words….
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All the fresh content that I freely share every day is delivered to you at no cost, waiting for your convenience for reading.
That saves you time and makes learning easier than determining whether gravity is still operating as it should be (classic test - jump up. If you float to the ceiling, you have bigger problems (ahem, I mean, "opportunities for improvement") to deal with right now).
Currently, I offer two different subscription methods:
- Website Subscriptions - New posts are sent to your subscription (feed) reader
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Gee, Barbara, that sounds nifty! But…ummm….what’s a Subscription (feed) reader?
Glad you asked! A subscription feed reader is a reader (and no, I don’t mean the little old librarians who lower their glasses to the edge of their noses when reading your over-due list - I mean an actual program that runs on your computer) that says to itself:
"Okay, my computer user is sooo busy with everything else, I’ll just simply zoom out to all the sites they want to monitor, gather up all the thousands of headlines, categorize them into neat useful lists and display them whenever I’m asked."
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Wow, that sounds really cool - even my Aunt Bertha could handle that!
Glad you think so. Any other questions?
Well, actually, yes. What readers do you recommend?
There’s lots of superduper feedreaders out there - I personally use FeedReader. Other folks like:
The choice is yours - everyone has their own particular favorites.
Spiffy! Now what? Oh, and I have a problem with viruses on my computer - can you help?
Viruses? Eeek! I wrote up a free report about that you can read over at Malware Proofing Your Computer. It’s a zipped-up pdf file that you can save to your computer (just right-click on the name above, save it to your computer and double-click to open it), learn bunches from it, and then share with your friends if they’re having the same issues. If you need a free PDF reader, grab one here.
Back to feed reading, once you’ve settled on your reader and installed/set it up (here’s a video for setting up Feedreader), come back to my site and click on
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Got any questions?
Please feel free to drop me a line and I’ll help out in any way I can.
Enjoy,
Barbara
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