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Limitless LinkedIn Sydney Masterclass

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By sharyn smith, James Deysel
| eventbrite.com.au
Overview This masterclass will show you how you can leverage LinkedIn like a pro whether you have 500 followers or 50 000. This is for anyone. With two decades of experience and 8 600 hours of focused work, James has deciphered and codified the way to leverage LinkedIn like a pro. James’ approach is different to the LinkedIn bros and the lead generation agencies who promise quick wins but no substance.
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From SEO to GEO: How search has changed forever

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By sharyn smith, Natasha Lee Verified
| harro.com
By Sharyn Smith, Founder and CEO, Social Soup Six out of ten searches globally now end without a click. Let that sink in for a second. For years, marketers have obsessed over driving traffic through SEO – and rightly so – where climbing to the top of Google’s results meant visibility, leads and, ultimately, sales. Not anymore. People are searching in new ways, and answers are increasingly being served directly on the page or generated by AI. The result?
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Before Australia banned social media for under 16s, China tried to stop kids playing video games - and here's what happened next

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By Tianyi Shao, Ben Egliston, Marcus Carter, sharyn smith
| Startup Daily Verified
In late November, Australia’s federal parliament passed landmark legislation banning under-16s from accessing social media. Details remain vague: we don’t have a complete list of which platforms will fall under the legislation, or how the ban will look in practice. However, the government has signalled that trials of age assurance technologies will be central to its enforcement approach. Video games and online game platforms are not currently included in Australia’s ban of social media.
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