Archive for LinkedIn
Don’t Assume People Know What You Do
Posted by: | CommentsI’ve heard time and again that you can’t assume people remember what you do. It’s one of the cornerstones of BNI and any other networking group you belong to. You
Don't Assume!
need to show up to give people a chance to know, like and trust you. And you need to keep showing up so they remember you.
I had this point driven home to me last week. On Tuesday I posted an update on LinkedIn, including a link to free ebook on internet marketing I created with some JV partners. About an hour later I received an email from a colleague asking if I do training on internet marketing and social media.
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3 Tips to Get the Most From Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter
Posted by: | CommentsHere is a second radio interview I did on Yvonne McCoy’s show SOS 4 Your Business. Yvonne asked me how small business owners can get value from using Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter as marketing tools.
Enjoy,
Andrea J. Stenberg
Three Myths Business Owners Have About Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter
Posted by: | CommentsIn January I was a guest on Yvonne McCoy’s radio show: SOS 4 Your Business. During the interview I answered Yvonne’s questions about the myths small business owners have about using Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. You can listen from here or go to Blog Talk Radio to listen.
After you listen, please leave a comment and tell me what you think.
Andrea J. Stenberg
How to Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile for SEO
Posted by: | CommentsIf you’re using LinkedIn you know it’s a great social networking site for business professionals. You can network, look up potential business partners, search for suppliers, do research and get found by prospects.
What you may not know is your LinkedIn profile is public and searched by search engines link Google. There are several things you can do to optimize your profile for SEO (search engine optimization).
This short video shows you a couple of simple things you can do to optimize your profile. If you haven’t done so you need to create your customized LinkedIn URL, and customize the anchor text on the links to your website.
In addition to changing your links, you should also include the important keywords in your profile summary. This will ensure you come up in searches within LinkedIn as well as making you more search engine friendly.
So, head on over to LinkedIn and make these changes. It should only take a few minutes but it will make a difference.
Andrea J. Stenberg
