The easiest way to keep your finger on the pulse of marketing is to log in to Twitter. Almost every Twitter user is selling something, even if it’s only a belief or an image they want to project. Here are 50 of the best Twitter accounts to which you’ll keep coming back for more. ResumeBear Blog : Daily Updates on Job Market. MORE >>

Most of what you hear about Facebook while looking for a job involves keeping your information as private as possible from potential employers. While this is good advice, Facebook can also be a valuable tool in your job search, as many smaller companies post their job ads on their Facebook pages. How do you find a job today? MORE >>

This is the ninth in a 10-part series designed to transform your job search. ve talked a lot in this series about ways to avoid job boards and find the hidden jobs no-one else knows about. But that doesn’t mean you should ignore job boards altogether. Most job ads are placed by HR. Break the rules. MORE >>

Today’s  job board detox  tip: Define your personal brand. Resource: Book by Deb Dib and others, “The Twitter Job Search Guide” –  teaches how to create Twitter length blurbs for your branding and how to use Twitter. Job board detox personal brand image from Stockvault. Fix-It.” MORE >>

 I wonder if most job seekers believe that all job listings are only on job boards. hear from job seekers all the time who are searching for jobs only on Monster, CareerBuilder, or some other big name job board—and they’re wondering why it’s taking them so long to find a job. Twitter. MORE >>