The Importance Of Wattage (Day 30)

This is day one of the 31 Day Challenge To Optimize Your Blog With Social Media. Yesterday we spoke about optimizing your LinkedIn profile. Today, we’ll look at wattage.

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Tomorrow is the last day of this 31 day series. You learned about setting goals. Why measuring is important. Setting up the connections to all your outposts. Optimizing your most read pages, and so on. And while each one of these strategies can create value by themselves, their real power is when they’re all brought together like the various instruments in an orchestra.

Now you might be wondering: “What is the constant that ties together all of these strategies?”


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  • frankdickinson

    John –

    I watched this video several times because I was struck by its importance and significance.

    For me it is important because I have a personal belief that how we think and believe are absolutely foundational to how we act- both in life and in business.

    My friend, I would love to see you expand on “wattage” – here, on your blog, Posterous or somewhere.

    Powerful.

    • http://www.johnhaydon.com John Haydon

      Thanks, Frank. Wattage is an important part of what I believe to be true about how people function and connect – how they create value or not. I'll blog more about it even though it is one of those hard to define topics.

      • frankdickinson

        Part of it's intrigue is the fact that it is hard to define.

        I look forward to the discussion.

      • http://www.johnhaydon.com John Haydon

        Me too! :-D (wish me luck…)

  • http://www.johnhaydon.com John Haydon

    Thanks, Frank. Wattage is an important part of what I believe to be true about how people function and connect – how they create value or not. I'll blog more about it even though it is one of those hard to define topics.