This month's flyte log (our email newsletter) has arrived and the subject is Six Simple Steps for Getting Business from LinkedIn.
Although I've had a LinkedIn account for a few years, I really didn't use it much except when someone I knew found me and asked me to join their network. More recently my activity picked up as LinkedIn added features like Answers and Groups, and this past week LinkedIn added a bunch of Applications to further enhance their services.
If you've been passive in your LinkedIn usage lately, or don't have an account at all, it may be time to revisit LinkedIn. Start by reading Six Simple Steps for Getting Business from LinkedIn.
I also was interviewed late last week by Dan Schawbel of the Personal Branding Blog in a post called It's Time for You to Become a Master Brand Using LinkedIn.
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March 27, 2009 at 3:16pm by Kimberly Peterson
"Although I've had a LinkedIn account for a few years, I really didn't use it much except when someone I knew found me and asked me to join their network. More recently my activity picked up as LinkedIn added features like Answers and Groups, and this past week LinkedIn added a bunch of Applications to further enhance their services." It is great to hear that you are using LinkedIn more. LinkedIn likes to hear what people have to say about the program. By the way, did you know that networking expert Jan Vermeiren has written a book about LinkedIn? It is called "How to REALLY use LinkedIn" (see: http://www.how-to-really-use-linkedin.com) He also gives away a free light version and access to webinars.
August 21, 2009 at 7:31pm by Hubert Rampersad
Branding is more important than marketing and sales; don’t waste time and money on marketing and sales
It’s about time to focus on branding. In life, as in business, branding is more effective, powerful, and sustainable than marketing and sales. Most buying decisions are based on trust, confidence, and the feeling of connection people have related to a product, service, or person. It’s the trusted relationship that counts, which often seems to be more important than performance…… read more http://bit.ly/A0mOj ; http://bit.ly/rT6wU
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