Tag Archives: LinkedIn

Learning Social Etiquette: How to Craft the Perfect Message on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn

by Laura Cole May 22, 2016May 22, 2016 Ah, social media. Arguably the greatest and most revolutionary tool in contemporary marketing, it has the potential to make or break your business while also minimising your spend on promotional campaigns. The social platform can also serve as the glue that binds an integrated marketing campaign together, … Continue reading Learning Social Etiquette: How to Craft the Perfect Message on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn →

8 Ways to Grow Your LinkedIn Advertising Strategy

by Brandon Gains May 17, 2016 Follow @brandongainsMay 17, 2016 Boasting 350+ million users worldwide, LinkedIn is a goldmine for marketers willing to establish and test a paid advertising strategy. The business social network’s ad platform allows users to create a variety of ads and selectively target distinct user profiles. The result is that specific … Continue reading 8 Ways to Grow Your LinkedIn Advertising Strategy →

Responding to a Personalized LinkedIn Connection Request

by Sydney Slavin May 13, 2016May 13, 2016 Let’s Connect Through multiple outreach initiatives, I have found that in addition to falling prey to the “Press enter to send” feature, many people do not know how to respond to a personalized connection request. We highly recommend sending personalized connection requests. While simply clicking “Connect” is … Continue reading Responding to a Personalized LinkedIn Connection Request →

Focusing on Cost-Per-Lead is Giving Marketers a False Sense of LinkedIn Success or Failure

by Kristina Jaramillo May 12, 2016 Follow @GetLinkedInHelpMay 12, 2016 Forrester reports that 99% of leads do not convert. LinkedIn reports that 87% of leads do not convert. So why are marketers so focused on lead goals and cost per lead when it comes to LinkedIn marketing and social selling? I believe this is giving … Continue reading Focusing on Cost-Per-Lead is Giving Marketers a False Sense of LinkedIn Success or Failure →