The LinkedIn Profile That Actually Gets Results
Are you looking for ways to improve your response rates on LinkedIn? This video offers practical guidance on crafting effective "linkedin messages" and mastering "linkedin outreach". Learn "how to use linkedin" to your advantage, ensuring your in-mails are concise and compelling. We provide essential "linkedin tips" to help you make a strong first impression and get better engagement.
I will explain why you must do these things to succeed on LinkedIn. Find out what I learned from teaching LinkedIn to more than 500 people.
The most professional social media network is LinkedIn. The social media platform allows you to share your experience, skills, and qualifications with prospective employers. It also helps you build and engage with your professional network and grow your personal brand.
I spend a lot of time on LinkedIn. It is a great place to learn, interact with your network, and build your story. Yes, an up-to-date LinkedIn can help you find your next job, but it is more than that. LinkedIn is not just a place to update your profile and find a job. It has evolved since its launch on May 5, 2003. LinkedIn is one of the world's largest professional networks on the internet, and for good reason.
During my marketing career, I have taught LinkedIn to more than 500 colleagues, including students at Duke University. I have found that they need to update their LinkedIn profile, improve their LinkedIn use, and shape their personal brand. Often, conversations with my colleagues take a turn where they ask questions such as: How can I incorporate LinkedIn into my daily work responsibilities? Where do I get more business value from it? How do I maximize my time on it?
Here's what I learned from teaching my colleagues on LinkedIn and what I found most people need to do to use it more effectively.
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TIMECODES ⏰
00:00 Introduction
00:18 LinkedIn Tips: What I Learned from Teaching LinkedIn to 500+ People
01:34 Get the Attention of Your Audience
02:31 Master Your Keywords and Avoid Buzzwords
04:03 Focus on the Top Sections of Your Profile First
05:34 Secure Your Custom URL
06:05 Add a Background Photo
07:00 Upload a Professional Profile Picture
07:50 Write a Headline That Goes Beyond Your Job Title
08:09 Write a Killer About Section
08:44 Show Off Your Best Work in the Features Section
09:12 Write Accomplishment-Driven Descriptions
09:48 Your Resume and LinkedIn Profile Should (Mostly) Match
10:21 Add Certifications, Volunteer, and Language Sections
10:42 Add Your Skills
10:57 Pay it Forward with Recommendations
11:29 Check Your Profile Settings
11:44 Request Connections Thoughtfully
12:18 Take Advantage of LinkedIn Learning
12:34 Share Articles
13:11 Join LinkedIn Groups
13:30 Use LinkedIn When You Are NOT Job Searching
14:04 Bringing It All Together
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About: In this video, Matthew Royse from Knowledge Enthusiast shares his tips after having the opportunity to teach his colleagues how to use LinkedIn more effectively. Matthew hopes you find these tips valuable when using this social media network. The bottom line is that you need to care for and feed your LinkedIn profile. Also, be consistent. For example, share one article per day that adds value to your network so you stay top of mind. Update your LinkedIn profile once a month, and don't forget to use LinkedIn when you are not job searching.
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