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Category Archives: LinkedIn Advice
Make the most of your Linkedin Recommendations
Whenever I run a LinkedIn Training session, no matter whether it is an Introduction to LinkedIn, or something more advanced for Sales and Marketing teams or Recruiters, we always, always, look at the Recommendations feature in LinkedIn (you might call it “testimonials”) as a great way to demonstrate a big “thumbs up” and indication of trust for you and and what you do.
It is of course also a great differentiator – a key element when we are looking to increase our sales and marketing reach. I can assure you that if you have two suppliers or partners or candidates in front of you with seemingly similar qualifications and experience, then the Recommendations of others will be a key deciding factor!
Anyway, I was recently asked if there was a way to direct people directly to the Recommendations section on someone’s LinkedIn profile. What they wanted (more…)
| Article Categories: | LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn Tips, Optimise your Profile |
| Article Tags: | Linkedin profile advice, LinkedIn Profile Optimisation, LinkedIn Profile Recommendation, LinkedIn Recommendations |
LinkedIn Tips: back up your connections list
I’ve always been a fan of making sure that my information and files are safe and sound – I guess it comes from having lost data or information in the past (having of course vowed “that would never happen to me!”). At the same time, I’m also a great fan of using the information that we have to best effect – though only within both the letter and the spirit of the law!
Anyway, although you have your connections nicely stored away within your LinkedIn system, it may also make sense to ensure you keep a backup and perhaps that they are also kept in your own Contact Management or email system, whether you use Outlook for example or something more sophisticated.
Let’s be clear, this is not because I believe that you should (more…)
| Article Categories: | LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn Tips |
| Article Tags: | Backup connections, LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn Connections |
10 focus areas on your LinkedIn profile
The old adage states that “All roads lead to Rome” and, for me, on most social networking sites the same is true when it comes to your profile page – no matter where you come across someone, you will automatically gravitate back to their profile page soon afterwards to find out more about them. This makes your profile page an essential element to get right and one that is worth spending the time on to make sure it works for you and not against you.
This is particularly true on LinkedIn where you now have an increasing number of ways to communicate what you do, allowing you to both state and demonstrate your experience and your knowledge. However, it isn’t a CV (Resume) so don’t just take your “normal” CV and copy (more…)
| Article Categories: | LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn Strategy, LinkedIn Tips, Optimise your Profile |
| Article Tags: | LinkedIn Professional headline, Linkedin Profile, Linkedin profile advice, LinkedIn Tips |
Using LinkedIn: 5 steps to success
There is an ever increasing body of evidence showing that LinkedIn is the place to be within the social media world if you are looking to gain serious traction in the online business networking world. It is also generally considered to be a great social media antidote to the (all too often) chaotic worlds of Facebook and Twitter.
However, it’s important to realise that using LinkedIn can still very time intensive like most social media tools, even if we make the most of integrating our other online tools and sharing information we create elsewhere (as well as on LinkedIn itself). It’s unfortunately true that the business world is littered with people who have tried to take on too much and suffered the consequences – the internet world, because of it very nature, offers us a range of tools and the ability to follow in those footsteps unless we go in with clear business objectives in mind!
Therefore, to gain all of the benefits that LinkedIn can offer without suffering the potential downsides, it’s important to (more…)
| Article Categories: | LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn Strategy, LinkedIn Training, Social Media |
| Article Tags: | 5 steps for LinkedIn Success, LinkedIn Planning, LinkedIn strategy |
Well, we’ve been able to share things at a click with friends on Twitter with tools like Tweetmeme, Facebook has its “Like” function where we can pass on webpages we find interesting, so it’s only natural that LinkedIn should also offer a way for use to allow readers to share pages quickly with our LinkedIn connections too with a counter thrown in.
