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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN Why use LinkedIN Building an effective profile Curating “Contacts” Connecting with companies Hands-on/Individualized Q & A

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARNWhy use LinkedINBuilding an effective profileCurating “Contacts”Connecting with companiesHands-on/Individualized Q & A

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Already have a LinkedIN Profile?Don’t have one?

Have one and have no clue why?

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(Facebook for Grown-ups)

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Why use LinkedIN?

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Virtually NO crazy cat videos!

WHY?

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Networking for shy people

WHY?

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The job of every piece of communication is to

introduce your business to people who do not

know it & to reinforce positive impressions

among those who do.

Especially on LinkedIN!

yourself

WHY?

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1.3 million people in the state

Really easy to connect with MANY

of them

28 percent use LinkedIN

You live in a great small state

WHY?

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4/27/2015

Your Rolodexes linked to other people’s Rolodexes

I can see yours without asking you

I can ask to see many more beyond that

Bonus points if you know what a Rolodex is—

Double points if you still own one

WHY?

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“The place” for professionals to

network, look for jobs, and “be found” by

employers.--Forbes

WHY?

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THE TOP 4 USES OF LINKEDIN…“Store” your resumeLook for jobsNetwork, network,

networkResearch companies

in order to network, network, network

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1) Simplest: Your resume online

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2) A place to look for jobs…

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AND interesting jobs at that…

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3) Networking

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The Balsams model

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Find new customers/clients

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Membership in a virtual Chamber of Commerce

Your job, continuously

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Your goals1) Show people what you know and

what you’ve done2) Constantly build NEW connections

which may help at some unknown time in the future

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STEP 1: Build your personal profile

Even if you’re not job hunting and never intend to be again

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Steps to start

1. Create an account2. Build your

profile/resume3. Find people/announce

yourself if appropriate--LinkedIN will provide prompts

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Strive for “All Star” Status

LINKEDIN WILL CONTINUOUSLY PROMPT YOU WHEN SOMETHING IS MISSING

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Make a strong profile

“You must give enough info to give someone an impression of

you.”

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TRY TO STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD…

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LINKEDIN WILL NOTICE WHEN YOU’VE LEFT SOMETHING BLANK

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PRIORITY ITEM #1 for an effective profile…

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A decent, clear photo

Not

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(Also no birthday hats, bridesmaids dresses, pretty flowers, spouses or BFF)

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Use a professional pose, not an“I’m dressed up and look good” shot.

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THIS IS THE START OF PERSONAL BRANDING

YOUR IMAGE AND REPUTATION IN AN ONLINE WORLD

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You don’t exist

You are a criminal

You are boring and fuzzy

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Interesting, clear, friendly

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Interesting, clear, friendly

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Logo? Not so much…faces are better

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Which do you like--or not?

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What will gain the attention of the people you would like to do business with (or work for, if you’re looking for a job)

#2 Priority in effective profile

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Use jargon from that fieldin your summary

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THE SUMMARY: A cover letter of sorts, but also an elevator pitch.DON’T BE BORING HERE!

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ENDORSEMENTS?NOBODY CARES—LEAST OF ALL FUTURE EMPLOYERS

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#3 priority—get recommendations

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AFTER THE BASICS ARE COVERED,ADD MULTI-MEDIA FILES TO YOUR JOB/VOLUNTEER POSITIONS

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AFTER PHOTO AND AN ALL-STAR PROFILE, THEN…

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BEGIN TO ADD YOUR FIRST CONTACTS…

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FIND THOSE IN YOUR BUSINESS EMAIL CONTACT LISTS

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NEXT, FOLLOW ALL THE WAYS LINKEDIN PROMPTS YOU TO FIND NEW CONTACTS

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We share 24 connections and I have no clue who he is

Know!

Know!

Know!

Know! Know! Know! Don’t Know!

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SEE HANDOUT“USING LINKEDIN

EFFECTIVELY”

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Never under-estimate the value of your son-in-law’s

sister

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OUR “WEAK” TIES CAN PROVE MORE VALUABLE THAN

OUR STRONG ONES[We need people who are

leading different lives than we are.]

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Same study says we can handle (juggle; keep track of) only 300 weak ties in our brains, but LinkedIn makes it possible to go far beyond that!

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Using LinkedIn, you can see INSIDE the NETWORKS OF your friends and family, and know where people have been and what they’re interested in, what people are talking about and who’s going from Company to Company.

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Some best practices for allAdd Your LinkedIn URL to Your Email SignatureEmbed media files on your profile.Set aside time each week to build contactsGet recommendations—they’re more important than endorsements

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One of the least-used, but magical LinkedIn features

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Researching Companies!