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Nov 18, 2014

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Maggie Zerkus

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What is Linkedin ?• LinkedIn was launched in 2003 as a professional

networking site.• It currently has over 100 million users.• Executives from all the Fortune 500 companies

are on LinkedIn• LinkedIn adds over 1 million new users everyday• LinkedIn is your online Business Card and/or

Resume

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• Social/Fun• Profiles for Personal• Pages for Business• Sharing Pictures• Status Updates• Branched Out

• Professional SocialNetwork Groups

• Business Profiles• Job Postings

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Your Profile will always be a

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Profile Picture: Have One

The PROFILE PICTURE IS YOUR FIRST AND BIGGEST IMPRESSION

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Isn’t she someone you would take seriously?Wouldn’t you want to business with her?

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It is your biggest first impression- make it professionalNO Silly , NO Group Pictures, NO Pets, NO LogosPeople want to connect with a professional person!

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1. Use your full name2. Headline: Business name

Or what you are about- Use keywords-

3. UPDATE- Status change from your home page

EXPERIENCEYour current and pastwork, organizations &memberships

List all your Education

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Your Public Profile: Make it Connectable

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If your URL is longshorten it using the edit button

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• WHO I AM• WHO I HELP• HOW I HELP

Include a CALL TO ACTION

Specialties should be in a list format

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RECOMMENDATIONS ADD VALIDITYTO YOUR PROFILE-

• Give recommendations to get recommendations• Request recommendations

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FIRST LEVEL

SECOND LEVEL

THIRD LEVEL

MAKE FIRST LEVEL CONNECTIONS

BUT IT IS REALLY ABOUT THE 2ND AND 3RD LEVELS

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CONNECTIONS:

Make Your Profile ConnectableAsk For Connections

Accept Connection RequestsMake Introductions

Request IntroductionsOrganize Your Connections with Tags

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Adjust your privacy settings here

Click the dropdown box to reveal your settings

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You can have up to 50 tags (or organized groups of contacts)

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• Choose a contact• Click the blue hyperlinked name

from the mini profile on the rightside

• Edit Tags• Choose tag(s)• Click Save

You can now sort your connectionsby specific groups you have set up

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Edit Details To add informationAbout your contacts

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USE YOUR

CONNECTIONS1. Reverse search to learn about someone before you contact them-

Knowing about them can help reduce awkward pauses in cold calls2. Reverse search businesses to learn if they are worth a contact, who

to contact and what employees you might have a connection with already.3. Use your tags to see who you know in what areas that can introduce

you to a potential lead or find the person you need to talk to4. LinkedIn shows the connections between people-

it shows you who your mutual connections are and who knows who you don’t know that you need to know.

5. Use LinkedIn to let new connections know you are a professional and it worth their time to listen to you

WARNING: SOCIAL MEDIA, INCLUDING LINKEDIN, CAN NOT REPLACE FACE TO FACE NETWORKING- BUT IT CAN ENHANCE IT!

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DON’T WORRY- IT MIGHT SEEM LIKE A SCARY RIDE…..

BUT, YOU KNOW WHERE I WORK IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS.