Siin on 33 LinkedIni nõuannet, mida saate tweetida!

There aren't too many days that I'm not reading an update from LinkedIn, connecting with someone on LinkedIn, participating in a group on LinkedIn, or promoting our content and business on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a lifeline for my business - and I'm happy with the upgrade I made to a premium account earlier this year. Here are some fantastic tips from leading social media and LinkedIn users from around the web. Be sure to share the tips and follow the folks that provided such great information! Presenters and public speakers especially need to maintain an impressive LinkedIn profile to secure speaking opportunities, and build credibility with an audience. The 33 LinkedIn tips below are all summarized in 140 characters or less, making it easy to speed through the tips and move on to the important task of being active in the LinkedIn community. Leslie Belknap We've added these tweets so that you can simply click on them to tweet them out! Tweet: Before a presentation, update your LinkedIn profile; attendees will review it to assess your credibility. @Ethos3 Tweet: Transform a generic link to your website into a call to action, especially on company profiles. @EntMagazine Tweet: Create entries for every role you have performed within each job title. It’s okay to have overlapping dates. @Forbes Tweet: Share high-quality information with your network to create connections that become alliances. @ReidHoffman Tweet: The ideal length for LinkedIn long-form posts is 500 to 1,200 words. Tailor length for your audience. @SmallBizTrends Tweet: Skip the “How do you know this person” step. Click “Connect” from search results, instead of profiles. @SylvanLane Tweet: Want another user or company to see your LinkedIn status updates? Use @mentions when you post. @HubSpot Tweet: Don’t be a wallflower. Your profile is 5x more likely to be viewed if you join and are active in groups. @LinkedIn Tweet: When introducing yourself, don’t be self-centered. Be generous, genuine and focus on the other person. @EmmieMartin Tweet: Looking for a new job on LinkedIn? Don’t let your boss know; turn off your activity broadcasts. @CareerOutcomes Tweet: LinkedIn users who update their profiles regularly get more job offers than peers who contact recruiters. @RimDey Tweet: Censor yourself. If you wouldn’t say it in a job interview, don’t say it in a LinkedIn group, or post. @TechRepublic Tweet: Schedule time to be active on LinkedIn. Review your profile, monitor updates, participate in discussions. @ABAesq Tweet: Evernote and LinkedIn integrate; organize business cards, LinkedIn info, and networking notes in one place. @Evernote Tweet: Use your LinkedIn profile as a sales tool. Add a short video about your company to your profile. @Salesforce Tweet: Add value to LinkedIn groups: share visual presentations that will interest group members. @JayBaer Tweet: Profiles with pictures are 14x more likely to be viewed. Use a professional image with a neutral background. @LinkedIn Tweet: Avoid profile buzzwords, such as: creative, and motivated. Minimize adjectives. Emphasize verbs. @BusinessInsider Tweet: Don’t use the automated invitation message: “I’d like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.” @DailyMuse Tweet: ”LinkedIn has found that 20 posts per month can help you reach 60 percent of your unique audience.” @Buffer Tweet: The best times to post on LinkedIn: Tuesday and Thursdays, between 7am and 9am local time. @SocialMediaWeek Tweet: Company updates with images have a 98% higher comment rate than updates without images. @LinkedIn Tweet: Download LinkedIn’s Connected app; it’s designed to simplify professional relationship development. @Jillianiles Tweet: You are unique. Prove it. Use a creative headline instead of defaulting to your current job title. @MarketingSherpa Tweet: Help recruiters, prospects and potential partners find you; use keywords throughout your LinkedIn profile. @USnews Tweet: Successful LinkedIn content often provides ready-to-use takeaways in a list format. @AndreyGidaspov Tweet: Follow Dan Pink’s lead; he reprised a post “3 tips for TED speakers” for LinkedIn’s publishing platform. @DanielPink Tweet: Endorse people you respect. Send a thank-you message when someone endorses you. @JeffBullas Tweet: List volunteer experience on LinkedIn; 42% of hiring managers value it as much as formal job experience. @LinkedIn Tweet: ”LinkedIn groups provide one of the best personal branding opportunities you have with social media.” @Forbes Tweet: Struggling to fill a role in your company? Instead of hiring a recruiter, join LinkedIn’s Recruiter service. @NYtimes Tweet: Share original content; “content is now viewed six times more than jobs-related activity on LinkedIn.” @JasonMillerCA Tweet: Use visuals; embed SlideShare presentations and infographics into your profile and long-form posts. @SMExaminer