Slides from 3/25/11 Bits & Bytes presentation on InMaps, showing samples of ways different people in the presenter's network are connected, and how knowing this might be useful.

1. VISUALIZE YOUR NETWORK Sallie Goetsch BACN Bits & Bytes 3/23/2011 1

2. Use Your LinkedIn ID to Login 3/23/2011 2

3. Behold—a Map! 3/23/2011 3 Social Media BACN Everybody Else

4. What Can This Tell You? Contacts are grouped by their connection to each other—insofar as LinkedIn’s algorithm is able to figure it out. Click on a name to see who else in your network that person is connected to. Let’s start with the BACN Board. 3/23/2011 4

5. Harry Chapman 3/23/2011 5

6. Judy Baker 3/23/2011 6

7. Volker Frank 3/23/2011 7

8. Michael North 3/23/2011 8

9. Marla Rosner 3/23/2011 9

10. Gary White 3/23/2011 10

11. Nora Wolfson 3/23/2011 11

12. Not Many Surprises There! Let’s look at some of my other connections for comparison. 3/23/2011 12

13. Stefan Didak 3/23/2011 13

14. Jim Horan 3/23/2011 14

15. Robert Middleton 3/23/2011 15

16. Patrick Schwerdtfeger 3/23/2011 16

17. Chris Brogan 3/23/2011 17

18. Ivan Misner 3/23/2011 18

19. So What? Social media geeks seem to be the most broadly connected. Looking at your InMap may inspire you to make a few introductions. You might also be reminded which people on your other networks you want to connect with on LinkedIn. 3/23/2011 19