Not a LinkedIn Expert Yet? We Can Help

Posted on March 20th, 2011 by Keith Ferrazzi

Check out the LinkedIn tip below – it’s just a tiny taste of the free webinar being offered by our resident LinkedIn expert TODAY, March 21, at 3pmET.

Click here to sign up! Don’t worry if you’re not available today – signing up gets you access to the recording and e-book.

Now, here’s today tip:

Have you used LI’s “Ask A Question” tool yet? Sure, it’s a great way to pull expertise from your network – but here’s a more clever usage: Use it to organize meet ups!  When you’re heading to a city, send out the question, “Would anyone like to have a drink in Orange County? – I’ll be in town for a client meeting and would love to meet some of you in person!” You can also experiment with framing the meet-up around a discussion topic, and direct the question toward appropriate industry groups.

Hope you’ll check out the call today – it’s a great way to start leveraging the full power of the world’s #1 online professional networking tool.

The link, one more time:
http://affiliate.relationshipmastersacademy.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=102_1_5_4

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  1. I have found time spent on LinkedIn to have a much higher ROI for many firms than any other social media marketing tactic. But random staff-posting doesn't work. It requires a bit more structure. We use HootSuite bulk uploads and a team-contribution shared spreadsheet to make sure everyone is moving in the same direction.

    I produced a high-level cheat sheet for executives. If you find this helpful, you are welcome to use it under CC attribution license.

    http://www.buzzmaven.com/2011/02/linkedin-link-building-marketing.html

    If this is out of context, feel free to remove this comment. Thanks, Keith!

  2. Keith,
    Thanks for this post and share via YouTube. I am on LinkedIn, however have not taken full advantage of all its features. This video is very useful and has provided me with the necessary tools to enhance my professional development/networking capabilities. It is important to stay consistent, be realistic, invest more time, and effort in building and maintaining valuable connections and opportunities.

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