We are living at the forefront of the digital age — a time during which the majority of consumers search the Internet for information about people, products and services before making purchasing decisions. Furthermore, the popularity of social networking sites and blogs has diverted career and business networking toward the digital and online space. To remain competitive in these changing times, and to stay at the top of the success ladder, it is essential that you build a personal presence on the Web and take control of your online ID.

One of the steps toward building your online presence involves developing a website, which will function as a digital representation of your brand and identity, including your qualifications, professional background and contact information. When constructed and launched correctly, a website can serve as a way for colleagues, clients, potential employers or contacts, to learn more about you and what you have to offer — a surefire way to enhance your credibility.

The Cambridge Who’s Who^® Website Development program is designed to help you take control of your online identity and leave a lasting impression on the Web. We will secure you a personlized domain name for you, which means your URL could be www.{YourName}.com or another name of your choosing, along with a custom e-mail address. In addition, we will draft the content for your website, which will focus on you as an individual, or on your company. Our team will also incorporate graphics and any images you would like to submit to compile your website, which consists of:

• Your Homepage/Introduction;
• Your Biography;
• Your Certificate of Achievement; and
• A Contact Form and/or your Contact Information to facilitate networking opportunities.

In addition, you will have the opportunity to enroll in our Internet Exposure program to drive digital traffic to your website. In order to direct as many clicks as possible to your website, our search marketing experts will create a sponsored advertisement in major search engines, such as Google, Yahoo and Bing.com, and optimize it with keywords and tags relevant to your profession, expertise, marketing area, etc. This should dramatically improve your visibility online by landing you on the first few pages within search results.

To view sample member websites, click on the links below:

• Harminder Singh, Ph.D.
• Thomas Lecakis, Perianesthesia Nurse Educator
• Elizabeth Ann Oppenheim, Elementary School Teacher

The development of a personal website is among the most effective ways to establish your personal brand in that it can enable you to introduce yourself to the world of Web users, and allow you to network with individuals who share similar interests, and are looking to connect for career and business opportunities.

For more information about the Cambridge Who’s Who Website Development and Internet Exposure programs, please call (866) 933-1555, ext. 1358, or e-mail mybrand@cambridgeregistry.com.

Cambridge Who’s Who Online Profile

Creating a Cambridge Who’s Who online profile is an important step in establishing yourself as an industry leader. Your online profile is one of the initial ways other Cambridge Who’s Who members will learn about you. Make a smart first impression and read below for valuable tips on how to create your perfect and polished Cambridge Who’s Who online profile.

Visit www.CambridgeWhosWho.com to update your online profile and distinguish your personalized listing from others in the Cambridge Who’s Who Registry.

Cambridge Who’s Who Online Networking

Cambridge Who’s Who offers a myriad of online networking tools that professionals can use to connect with other industry leaders. Increase your online networking possibilities by joining the Cambridge Who’s Who Connect social networking platform at www.cambridgewhoswhoconnect.com, showcasing your business in the CamBiz^TM directory or participating in the many other powerful opportunities we offer for networking and exposure.

Learn more about how Cambridge Who’s Who and www.CambridgeWhosWho.com can help you build your business network by reading the articles below.