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How to use social media to expand your professional network


For an experienced database engineer, leveraging the social media like starting a tech channel in social media to share the knowledge, explaining the latest features, and using the skills to provide solutions for any SQL issues, all these  would greatly help certain audiences and ultimately help to stand out in a competitive online landscape.

Starting a tech channel offers several advantages for an experienced professional, like:

1. Reach Global Audience: 

Since YouTube has a massive user base, there will be users who will be searching for the kind of information you have shared on your channel. In that way, you can connect with a wide range of audiences and build a large professional network.

2. Showcase Expertise: 

Leverage the video sharing platform to showcase your technical knowledge and talents.

3. Build credibility: 

Find your niche in the database world and consistently create quality contact; all this makes you an authority in your niche.

4. Engage with viewers: 

Encourage viewers to comment, like, and share the contents, and communicate with them through comments and live SQL sessions.

5. Expand business opportunities: 

You can try out providing live database sessions, bootcamps, and personalized coaching even through pre-recorded tutorials. A successful channel would attract collaborations and product promotions.

6. Monetization possibilities: 

If your channel satisfies all the monetization criteria, you can apply for the Youtube monetization programs and expect advertisements, memberships etc.

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