LinkedIn Wish List

I was just looking at my cluttered LinkedIn homepage. Which actually is not a home page because I cannot modify it to my liking. I get what they give me. For free so who is complaining.

Which brings up my real quick LinkedIn Wish List for this afternoon.

1) I want to modify my landing page. Arrange the widgets, customize them, choose another background, font type.

2) I want an IM client with other people in my network.

3) I want pictures in my profile. A head shot for instance.

4) I want a blog space available in my profile.

5) I want down loadable business cards. Wait, I think that is available.

6) I want IM with customer support at LinkedIn.

7) I want to remove people from my network because their information is not longer current and they don't bother to login and update it.

8) I want some of the ad revenue from my profile page.

9) I would like to see some a reward program related to LinkedIn usage - like how come contacts are not like frequent flier miles? The more I use LinkedIn and add contacts the more valuable the application becomes and I become to the application.

10) I would like Customer Support to please answer my email and fix my ability to send emails and answer/ask questions!

Time: 7 minutes to post!

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Women and social networking

Tom Peters speaks often on women and their role in business - how few companies employ women in executive roles and how often women as consumers are overlooked.

Also, if you look at the Amazon links on the side, besides the usual titles about sales and time management, there are several titles about raising girls.

Don't worry, I am going somewhere with this.

I am currently working on a new social network platform which addresses these two topics and much more.

This project has been interesting and startling.

Marketing Me is about coaching individuals to (re)-market themselves for greater professional success (eventually this included social networks which I have been following for years).

In the case of women and the enormous, completely overlooked market they represent, business "needs" (and I hate telling others what they need!) to re-market itself for them!

Stay tuned as we build this. I guarantee this will be as interesting to you as it has been for me.