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 …
How Personal Should You Get On LinkedIn?
The Perils and Payoffs of getting personal on LinkedIn We’re constantly being told we should be authentic on LinkedIn and many people are left wondering just how authentic should they …
5 Reasons to Go Bare – Join the *LinkedIn Go Naked movement
Will a basic tool do the job? LinkedIn is a rich tool and the company just keeps adding more and more ways to help you create a more enhanced profile. …
Ready to Work – Not Retired!
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 …
New Featured Section on LinkedIn
As of 2020, LinkedIn has a new “featured” section where you can highlight links, videos, articles, posts, and more! Everyone can use this section, but you have to pay attention …
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 …
Embrace Your Mistakes On LinkedIn
I know it’s very uncomfortable to take risks I often say to my clients that they need to take a few risks and that walking is really just controlled …
