“Linking Up through LinkedIn” Be a Social Media Rock Star

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    1. “Linking
Up
through
LinkedIn”
 Be
a
Social
Media
Rock
Star
 August
12,
2009

    2. Shi:
Worldwide
 •  “Change
for
those
who
want
it”
 •  Worldwide
shi:
underway
 •  Proprietary
virtual
communicaDons
plaEorm
 •  Virtual
business
development
training
 •  Live
consulDng:
research,
facilitaDon,
training
&
coaching
 •  Paul
Trout,
CEO,
Shi:
Worldwide
 •  20+
years
in
professional
services
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 2
    3. What’s
Next:
Virtual
 •  Social
networking
is
text‐based
 •  Soon,
virtual
will
be
pervasive,
seamless
 •  Shi:
Worldwide’s
virtual
plaEorm
leads
the
way
 •  Today’s
medium
is
demonstraDon
of
future
 •  “ExperDse
from
a
distance”
 •  It’s
all
about
building
relaDonships
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 3
    4. Learning
ObjecDves
 1.  Intro
to
LinkedIn
 2.  Common
“me”
vs.
“them”
uses
 3.  TacDcs
for
all
levels
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    5. 
Intro
to
LinkedIn

    6. Building
Social
Capital
 • 

Social
capital
=
trust
&
reciprocity
 • 

Closed
vs.
open
networks
 • 

Weak
Des
&
idenDty
 • 

“ConnecDng
Networks”
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    7. Social
Networking
 Dominant
categories
for
finding
and
sustaining
relaDonships
 Personal
 Business
 Either/Both
 Find
 Twi[er
 Sustain
 Facebook
 LinkedIn
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 7
    8. LinkedIn
Facts
 •  Linked
In
‐
43m
members
 •  New
member
joins
every
second
 •  Half
of
members
from
outside
U.S.
 •  Execs
from
all
Fortune
500
companies
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    9. Why
LinkedIn
Works
 •  RevoluDon
in
OrganizaDon
 •  “Weak
Des”
vs.
memory
 •  People,
not
companies,
make
decisions
 •  Build
social
capital
quickly,
consistently
 •  Access
to
background
info
invaluable

 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 9
    10. Why
LinkedIn
Doesn’t
Work
 •  Li[le
context
for
use
 •  Only
need
it
when
you
need
it
 •  “Help
me”
rather
than
“help
you”
 •  Timidity
in
linking
beyond
first
degree
 •  Seeing
it
as
a
soluDon,
not
a
tool
to
solve
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    11. 
Common
“Me”
vs.
“Them”
Uses

    12. Common
“Me”
Uses
 •  Job/career
focus:
RecruiDng
or
Search
 •  MarkeDng/business
development/sales
 •  Knowledge
absorpDon
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    13. 

Valuable
“Them”
Uses
 •  “ConnecDng
Networks”
 •  Update
comments
 •  Knowledge
disseminaDon
 •  RecommendaDons
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    14. 
TacDcs
for
All
Levels

    15. Linked
In
TacDcs
 Level
 Goal
 TacDc
 Value
 Entry‐level
 Existence
 • 
Registra6on
 • 
Can
Be
Found
 • One‐%me
=
30
mins.
 • 
Recommended?
 • Weekly
=
0
mins.
 Mid‐range
 Awareness
&
 • 
Reconnec6on
 • 
Rebranding
 • One‐%me
=
60
mins.
 Building
 • 
Home
Page
 • 
Ac6ve
Learning
 • Weekly
=
30
mins.
 Audiences
 • 
Join
Groups
 • 
Latent
Sharing
 • 
Update
(4:1)
 Advanced
 Targeted
 • 
Recommenda6on
 • 
Social
Capital
 • One‐%me
=
180
mins.
 Rela6onship
 • 
Make
Connec6ons
 • 
Build
Trust
 • Variable
=
60
 Building
 • 
Update
Response
 • 
Expect
Reciprocity
 • 
Ques6on/Answer
 • 
Share
Exper6se
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    16. StarDng
Out:
Profile
 •  Home
page
=
profile
 •  Minimum
professional
data
needed
 •  Current
and
Past
Company
&
PosiDons
 •  Industry
 “More
is
be*er.”
 •  Professional
Summary
 •  LocaDon
 •  Schooling
 •  Contact
Sehngs
 •  Public
page
now
on
web
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    17. Search
&
Invites
 •  Search
to
“connect”
with
others
 •  Search
avenues:
 •  Name
specific
 •  Email
system
addresses
 “’Referral‐quality’
 •  Other’s
networks
 send
and
accept.”
 •  School,
work
network
 •  Groups
 •  Making
and
receiving
“connecDons”
 •  **Message
invites
to
build
relaDonships**
 •  Creates
1st
–
2nd
–
3rd
degree
links
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    18. Job/Career
Focus
 •  Job
Search

 •  Jobs
 •  Company
 •  Industry
 •  Title
 
“Find
then
connect.”
 •  Geography
 •  Recruiter
Search:
 •  Keywords
 •  Networks
of
Targets
 •  Groups
 •  Companies
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    19. MarkeDng/Biz
Dev/Sales
 •  MarkeDng:
 •  Q&A
Expert
 •  Group
Leader
 •  Update
frequently
 
“What’s
in
it
for
them?”
 •  Business
Development:
 •  Search
then
connect
 •  Building
relaDonships
 •  Sales
leads
 •  Background
info
 •  Warm
calls
 •  Work
through
connecDons
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 19
    20. Knowledge
AbsorpDon
 •  Interest
and/or
Professional
Groups
 •  QuesDons
&
Answers
 
“LinkedIn
makes
you
 •  Company
or
Person
Background
 smarter.”
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    21. ConnecDng
Networks
 •  Connect
two
or
more
people
 •  Have
a
reason
 •  ProacDve
or
reacDve
 
“Twice
blessed.”
 •  ProacDve:
“saw
a
connecDon”
 •  ReacDve:
“can
you
connect
me
with…”
 •  Forward
a
profile,
link
or
send
InMail
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 21
    22. Update
Comments
 •  Update
similar
to
Facebook,
Twi[er
 •  UnderuDlized
area
 •  “Promo”
area
based
in
truth
 
“Freshen
memory,
take
 interest.”
 •  Develop
personal
insights
(4:1)
 •  Updates
appear
on
home
page
 •  Comment
on
others
if
authenDc
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 22
    23. Knowledge
DisseminaDon
 •  “Become
an
expert”
 •  Create,
facilitate
interest
groups
 •  Answer
quesDons
of
others
 
“LocaFon,
locaFon,
 locaFon.”
 •  Recommend
books,
others
to
network
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 23
    24. RecommendaDons
 •  Recognize
others
experDse/service
 •  Likely
to
return
the
favor
 “Recognize
and

 •  #
recommendaDons
appears
in
search
 reciprocate.”
 •  Powerful
tool
for
background,
credibility
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 24
    25. 
Summary
&
Close

    26. Summary
 •  Social
networking
is
a
new
medium
 •  Find
and
sustain
business
relaDonships
 •  Broaden
weak
links
 •  Me
vs.
Them
Uses
 •  Build
your
network
before
you
need
it!
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 26
    27. QuesDons
&
Thank
You!
 Paul
Trout,
CEO
 Shi:
Worldwide
 207
E.
Ohio
St.
#332
 Chicago,
IL
60611
 (773)
856‐6500
 ptrout@shi:worldwide.com
 www.shi:worldwide.com
 Follow
me
on
Twi[er
@shi:worldwide
 Copyright © 2009 Shift Worldwide page 27

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