It’s July, the middle of the year already and due to a long sojourn in Australia it’s been a while since we sent out a newsletter.    This months newsletter is about all things Social (social networking online that is) and hopefully there will be something of interest to everyone.

Don’t forget, if there’s anything you’d particularly like to see, then why not let us know by sending an email to linda@internet-mentor.co.uk.

What’s New on the Social Web?

Well it has to be the re-launch of Google Buzz – the long awaited challenger to Facebook’s crown, at least that’s what all the hype was saying.  For me though, it’s not that great and is far more like Twitter than Facebook so I’m not quite sure I have displayed the right amount of awe for what is supposed to be the biggest thing to happen this year!

If you’d like to find out more about what I thought of Google Buzz and why it didn’t exactly ‘rock my world’, why not read our blog post ‘What is all the Buzz about Google‘.

For those of you who can’t make Linkedin Made Easy – The Workshop, the latest edition of the book (Linkedin Made Easy) is now available on Amazon as both a paperback and in Kindle format which you can pick up for as little as £2.35.  Why not head over to Amazon right now to grab your own copy.

Workshops Coming Up

Linkedin Made Easy – The Workshop will be taking place at BasePoint in Weymouth on Tuesday 26th July.  This is a half a day long so that you don’t get too overwhelmed with all the latest goodies you can try out. At just £55 it’s great value for money and you’ll get a free copy of the 2nd edition of Linkedin Made Easy to boot!  Find out more and book online today.

Latest Internet Mentor News

• Linda finally finished the Kindle version of Linkedin Made Easy – Bigger and better with recipes for success included.
• The Hive Beach Cafe have a brand new Facebook page - why not check it out and pick up a free coffee or tea as well!
• Eatons UK – sellers of award winning Caribbean jams, sauces and condiments have a brand new website too.
• We’ve added a handy Jargon Buster to the site – for all those little webby acronyms everyone is supposed to know