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10 ways LinkedIn can help develop local business
No matter what size of organisation we work for, a local market is going to be important to us. Our individual versions of “local” will vary of course – it may be a town, a county or even a whole country, but it is one of those key markets for many and one that needs to be considered.
For many smaller organisations or individuals, it can often be their only market or, at the very least, the mainstay of their business and hence a key area to nurture and develop.
With LinkedIn, in spite of being global in nature, we have the chance to tap directly into our local marketplace, so it’s important to know how to use the tools at our disposal to do just that.
Making ourselves visible and easy to refer is one half of the equation, the other is to use the facilities on LinkedIn to proactively identify, approach and market to this key group of people.
Here are 10 ways in which we can use LinkedIn to do just that:
Article Categories: | B2B Advice for LinkedIn, Businesses using LinkedIn, LinkedIn Advice |
Article Tags: | LinkedIn Advice, LinkedIn B2B, LinkedIn for Business, LinkedIn for Local Business |
Creating and using content effectively on LinkedIn
Content creation – or what to write about! – remains a key worry for most business owners and marketing professionals alike. Talking about things is a great way to get yourself out there and show people the benefits of what you do.
Now, added to this, one of the consequences of LinkedIn’s algorithm introduction some 2 years ago is that the distribution of your content has been reduced. That means that, in most cases, content you issue will only be seen by a percentage of your network or target audience, even if it’s widely shared … and for most, that‘s a big IF.
It therefore makes sense to use the content we produce more effectively, to re-purpose it or create chunks to use to promote the full version. This ism’t cheating or trying to deceive your readers – just the opposite. What you are really doing is creating ways in which you can use the information you are creating and sharing more effectively … just as it should be!
There are numerous ways in which you might achieve this and below I have added some thoughts on potential ways to do just that:
1. Use Mini Posts as leaders
Use the initial post as a focus point and pick three key points in it. Create mini posts with each of these and use them as teasers for the full post. This is particularly powerful with your Foundation posts, one of the key drivers of content that I talk about in the 16 Strategic Post Ideas;
2. Infographics make your message visual
If your post was text based, then consider (more…)
Article Categories: | B2B Advice for LinkedIn, Content Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing, LinkedIn Tips |
Article Tags: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn B2B, LinkedIn Engagement, LinkedIn Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing Planning, LinkedIn Publisher |
LinkedIn Company Page editors – a word of advice
[FYI – there’s a key bit of advice at the end regarding setting permissions for LinkedIn Company Page administrators so do read on!]
Well, you’ve got to laugh haven’t you?
I’ve been telling clients during training sessions all about the hugely improved new company page set up on LinkedIn – indeed if I wasn’t so firmly set against hyperbole when it comes to Social Media then I’d be tempted to call it awesome. Anyway, suffice to say, between you and me, it really is hugely powerful with some fabulous potential in terms of marketing opportunities, customisation and tapping into the power of recommendations!
But who can edit them?
Anyway, the only thing I didn’t like was the fact that anyone with an email address on the company domain could get in and edit it. Well, no longer the case, as I guess (more…)
Article Categories: | Businesses using LinkedIn, LinkedIn Site Changes, LinkedIn Strategy, LinkedIn Tips |
Article Tags: | LinkedIn B2B, LinkedIn Company Pages, LinkedIn Company Profiles |