Ready to Work – Not Retired!
What happens when everyone seems to think you’re retired and you want to be seen as either actively running a business or looking for new employment? EARLY RETIREMENT | LAID …
LinkedIn – Perfect Social Media Tool for the Mature Professional Woman
Professional Women We generally know ourselves pretty well. We don’t define ourselves by age. We might be 40, 50 or 60 but we know we have much more to …
Show your thankfulness on LinkedIn
There are ways to show you’re thankful on LinkedIn, including endorsing your connections, liking their posts and so much more! Remember LinkedIn is all about making genuine connections with …
Do Just One Thing – Add Your Volunteer Activities
You are More Than Your Headline LinkedIn is an excellent place to showcase your primary work skills in order to position you for a new job or a promotion. Did …
Comments and posts and shares – Oh My!
Dorothy: Do – do you suppose we’ll meet any wild prospects? Tin Man: We might. Dorothy: Oh! Scarecrow: Prospects that – that we could do business with? Tin Man: Uh, …
Why and How You Should Get Active on LinkedIn
Activity on LinkedIn is very visible LinkedIn changed the look of LinkedIn some while back so that your activity is very prominent on your profile and has become a very …
Breathe, Mouse Over and Refresh (BMR) for Sanity on LinkedIn
LinkedIn It’s a fact of life: LinkedIn is frequently buggy. It gets stuck, won’t let you save changes, and/or won’t show some information. Not to mention the frequent changes in …
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 …