There are several reasons why you want to add a 2nd email address to your LinkedIn profile. Please watch the short video that tells you why you want to do it and how to do it.
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There are several reasons why you want to add a 2nd email address to your LinkedIn profile. Please watch the short video that tells you why you want to do it and how to do it.
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Linda Coles gives a good comparison on the differences and offers ways to see whether you should upgrade or keep the free version. Click here to read article.
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Having multiple profiles on LinkedIn presents a double problem for you. The first one is that it is against LinkedIn’s Terms of Service (TOS) and it could result in LinkedIn closing all of your accounts. The second problem is that by having multiple profiles, you are creating confusion for the people who may want to connect with you.
Remember that there are only two reasons to be on LinkedIn:
a) To find (others)
b) To be found (by others)
Creating confusion creates un-necessary friction for people connecting with you. Watch the short video below on how to close your duplicate profiles.
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People are constantly asking me if they should start their own LinkedIn group. Below are some good guidelines.
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This question was recently posted on LinkedIn’s Link Power Group. Below is my view on this question.
To paraphrase Einstein – it is all relative.
If you are a business professional, having a LinkedIn presence is a MUST. Imagine being in business today without a website and/or an email address. Do you think that people might doubt your credibility and commitment to what you do? I believe the same is now true for being on LinkedIn. Business people expect other business people to be on LinkedIn. Failure to do so sends a very strong negative message that you are failing to stay current with the way business is being conducted today.
LinkedIn’s EXCLUSIVE purpose is business. Facebook is trying to be all things to all people.
To use a metaphor. Who is more valuable, a general practitioner (GP) or a heart surgeon? You wouldn’t want to go to a GP when you need a heart operation or go to a surgeon when you have a minor infection. LinkedIn = surgeon. FB = GP.
My wife has zero use for LinkedIn and FB is incredibly valuable to her. For me is almost the opposite – I do find some value in FB but nowhere near the value I derive from LinkedIn.
What about you – what do you think?
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Let’s say that you connected with someone on LinkedIn who turns out to be somewhat of a nuisance. How do you disconnect from them?
LinkedIn makes it very easy to remove one of your connections – and best of all, they won’t be notified that you removed them. To learn how to do this, please watch the short video tutorial below:
How to Remove a LinkedIn Connection
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I was recently asked how to hide your network activity on LinkedIn. While I strongly recommend that people make their LinkedIn activity visible to everyone on LinkedIn – it is a great way to get Visibility in that community – people may have their reasons for hiding it.
You can watch a short video on how to do this by clicking on the link below.
How to Hide your LinkedIn Activity
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One mistake people make on LinkedIn is treating the status update the same way that they treat their Facebook and/or Twitter update. Click on the link below to watch a short video that tells you how to effectively use the status update.
How to Effectively Use LinkedIn\’s Status Update
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Today’s post is by one of LinkedIn connections. The best definition I’ve heard about networking is:
Helping others as a way of growing YOUR business!
In that spirit I bring you this article by Lynn Brown. I’m helping her tap into a new audience that will hopefully become interested in what she does. She is also helping me by bringing fresh content that I can share with you.
I would love to hear your thoughts on both the article and in having a guest blogger here on the blog.
The 5 Powerful Steps to A Successful Business Blog
Are you looking to become a successful online entrepreneur? Did you know that having the proper social networking in place will be the most important factor to your success?
If you answered ‘yes’ to both those questions, then you know having a proper business blog is essential to building and growing your online business. Your business blog should be viewed as the hub or core of your online success. This hub will serve as a viable tool that can help you build your business through social networking which has the enormous potential for both branding and promoting you and your business.
Discover the 5 powerful steps to implement for a successful business blog:
Would you like your business to be the center of attention? People swarming to
you and wanting your products or services? These 5 powerful steps are not hard to implement and easy to accomplish right away. Having a powerful business blog can make you stand out above the crowd.
There are so many other ways to attract and build a large loyal following to your blog. Have you implemented any of the 5 powerful steps above?
Would like to hear from you on how it has helped you and your online business
success …. leave your comments below.
Contact Info:
Lynn Brown – Online Business Professional
Learn it 2 Earn it – for your eBusiness Success
Site: http://www.learnit2earnit.com
Blog: http://learnit2earnitwithlynn.com
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Great story on how online and offline come together.
A fellow BNI member posted a discussion in a LinkedIn group. He was looking to connect with a Real Estate Attorney in San Diego.
I knew a former BNI member who knew a Real Estate Attorney.
I initiated a three-way call and connected the two of them.
My BNI colleague got the phone number of the Real Estate Attorney and called him.
Turns out both of them work on the SAME floor of the SAME building and were able to meet face-to-face within minutes.
Small world indeed!
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