The Squirrel Syndrome on LinkedIn
I’ve been seeing many of the same problems showing up on LinkedIn profiles lately – boring headline, no summary, no call to action, etc. Often they are issues you are well …
7 Steps to Showing Your Thought Leadership on LinkedIn
“A thought leader is an individual or firm that is recognized as an authority in a specialized field and whose expertise is sought and often rewarded.” (Wikipedia) Many people have …
LinkedIn and Social Media for the Socially Reluctant
Something is holding you back. I don’t know what it is. I think you’re fascinating and you have some impressive accomplishments. But when I look at your LinkedIn profile I …
A Two Space User in a One Space LinkedIn World
We have good reasons for being “wrong” Are you a two spacer in a one space LinkedIn world? I only recently heard the expression about being a two spacer. You …
The Impostor Syndrome Insecurities on LinkedIn
Ways to Handle Your Insecurities on LinkedIn I was working with a client on her LinkedIn profile recently when she said to me – “I’ll do exactly what you say …
Take Your Great LinkedIn Profile Out for a Spin
I’m sometimes asked why someone should bother with their LinkedIn profile or hear complaints that they haven’t got any business/job offers/whatever from having one. There are many things you can …
Posting content on LinkedIn
Are you ready to post to LinkedIn? Posting content on LinkedIn can provide many benefits. It can make you more visible (to hiring managers, to current and potential clients, to …
5 Ways to Build Strong Relationships on LinkedIn
1) Look at someone’s LinkedIn photo when you’re talking with them by phone When I’m talking to someone I haven’t yet met, I like to look at their LinkedIn photo …
When You Want To Be More than One thing On LinkedIn
I can’t go back to yesterday – because I was a different person then. Lewis Carroll Do you have just one job/just one career identity? If so, LinkedIn should be …
Be Thankful on LinkedIn…Year-round
I just received some excellent resources, support and advice from Shawn Greene and Sid Clark, a couple of my connections on LinkedIn. That started me thinking about all the wonderful …
