James Potter — April 7, 2020 While your 1st-degree connections automatically follow your posts and articles, anyone can follow you, even if they’re not in your network. Following someone on LinkedIn means that you can see what they do in a public way and hence all their posts and interactions in the public domain – … Continue reading How to Manage Your Followers on LinkedIn (and Why You Might Want To)
The platform is finally giving in to the trends of its social counterparts. Taylor Peterson on February 28, 2020 LinkedIn has been testing LinkedIn Stories internally. This week, the company confirmed it will be rolling out the beta feature to users in the coming months — finally joining the ranks of Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram. … Continue reading Stories are coming to LinkedIn
Colleen McKenna — February 10, 2020 I listened closely the other day to a presentation on proximity. While it was related to a different topic, I saw the immediate connection to the value of proximity on LinkedIn and social networks. Proximity is defined as nearness in space, time, or relationship. We talk about 1st, 2nd, … Continue reading If You Don’t Have LinkedIn Proximity, You’re Missing Out
JoAnne Funch — February 3, 2020 For those of us who have stuck with LinkedIn as a go-to social media platform, we benefited from the resurgence of the platform throughout 2019. I expect that LinkedIn will continue to build momentum in 2020. Industry predictions continue to spotlight LinkedIn for business and not just as a … Continue reading LinkedIn – What You Need to Know for 2020
Arik Hanson — January 29, 2020 I spent a lot of time on LinkedIn these days. It is, without a doubt, the most valuable social network to me now (in a professional sense). So, I see a lot of “interesting” behavior–especially among people who are often looking for a job! Now, I don’t claim to … Continue reading 6 Pro Tips for Using LinkedIn That Won’t Make You Look Like an Amateur
LinkedIn Plays With Connections by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 17, 2020 LinkedIn Pages earlier this week released updates to its platform that are intended to increase the value for community members without the need to search on topics. The features and content — aimed at building stronger relationships with followers, customers and employees … Continue reading LinkedIn Plays With Connections
Virginia Franco — November 30, 2019 Follow @VAFrancoResumes How often do you hear, “If I update my LinkedIn profile or start becoming active people will think I’m looking for a job!” Ten years ago, I would’ve agreed with that statement. Today, as someone who answers questions about how to write an executive resume and more, … Continue reading Why You Need to Stay on LinkedIn Even When You Have a Job
Lara Dunning — November 8, 2019 Follow @LaraDunning When it comes to developing a content marketing strategy for nonprofits, the benefits of blogging, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are widely known. But another social media platform for nonprofits, and one that often gets overlooked, is LinkedIn. According to LinkedIn, the platform has, “More than 645 million … Continue reading How to Start Using LinkedIn For Nonprofits
Jason Davis — October 31, 2019 Follow @nerdbrander I hear all the time that LinkedIn is confusing, hard, and time consuming. Well, people are not wrong. Here’s 4 best LinkedIn tips that I can think of to offer you in your LinkedIn use. The Profile Photo First for this LinkedIn tips article, your profile picture … Continue reading 4 Best LinkedIn Tips
Darnelle O’Brien — October 26, 2019 Follow @thekissagency Professional social networking platform, LinkedIn, has continued its radical revamp with the release of even more features. More targeted advertising Last week, LinkedIn announced the much-needed overhaul of the ad platform, allowing advertisers to drill down more specifically to target ads to specific characteristics like top industries, … Continue reading LinkedIn Continues Its Social Media Coming of Age With More Features
