This document provides an overview and introduction to LinkedIn. It discusses key components of LinkedIn including profiles, skills, endorsements, recommendations, connections, interests, groups, branding, company pages, content creation, and analytics. The document also outlines LinkedIn trends like increased mobile and tablet use as well as hashtags. It encourages attendees to follow the presenter on Facebook and LinkedIn for more information.
6. LINKEDIN PROFILE
1. Edit Profile
2. Who’s Viewed Your Profile
3. Your Updates
Posts Recent Activity Followers
7. SKILLS
• Listing your skills gets you 13X More
views than those that do not have skills
listed
• Overall LinkedIn Members add more than
380 Million skills to their profiles
• You can add a total of 50 skills to your
individual profile
8. RICH MEDIA
• Upload photos or documents to enhance
your posts.
• You can also add video by pasting the
URL in the share box
9. ENDORSEMENTS
• Give them and you will
get them
• Its important to list your
skills
• List what YOU want to
be know for
10. RECOMMENDATIONS
• Ask for them from colleagues, clients,
• and bosses.
• Send a request & let them know what job
they are recommending you for
• Send a recommendation first to
encourage the other person to do
one for you!
11. LINKEDIN CONNECTIONS
1. Import- Google/Yahoo/Outlook/iPhone
2. Export – Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Yahoo!
Mail , Mac OS
Keep In Touch Find Connections Add Alumni
12. CONTACTS
When you export contacts what do you
do with them?
• LEADS
• SEPARATE
• GRUOUPS
• JOBS
• CONNECTORS
15. GROUPS
• On average a typical person joins 7 groups
• There are more than 200 conversations
happening every minute
• More than 8,000 groups are created every week
• There are more than 2 MILLION groups
17. COMPANY PAGE
• More than 3 MILLION companies
• Company Branding
– Inside looks, Events, Current Information
– Interviews & Employee Information
• Career Opportunities
• Tips & Best Practices
• Fun Facts & Quotes
22. REQUEST YOUR ARCHIVE
• Takes 72 hours to receive
• Include all the information
LinkedIn has stored about
you that you can't access in
other ways, including all your
activity and account history,
from who invited you to join,
to the time of your latest login.
23. SHOW UP &
SHOW OUT
MOMENT!
Chisa D. Pennix-Brown, MBA
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