Friday, November 18, 2016

How to make the most out of your LinkedIn’s Who’s Viewed Me Screen

Let’s be honest, at least once maybe twice a day you look at your LinkedIn’s Who’s Viewed Me screen, whether it be out of curiosity or if you are wanting to see if there can be potential business relationships. If you are on LinkedIn, you should be checking out your Who’s Viewed Me screen every single day so you can see who has been checking you out on LinkedIn.

The prospects visited your profile for a reason, it might have been because you are in their target audience, you might have caught their attention with something you posted/shared on LinkedIn, or it might have even been when someone mentioned you in a conversation and your profile popped up on their news feed. Whatever it may be, it is your job to follow up with them and see if there could be any potential whether it be now or in the future.

If you feel there could be potential, send them an InMail, or better yet send them an invitation to connect on LinkedIn but make sure to personalize the invitation request message. Be sure to ask if you are able to jump on a brief phone call to introduce yourselves and see if there are ways that you can explore business opportunities.


With LinkedIn, the sky is the limit. You never know what may come of it and where the next business deal lies.

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Monday, November 7, 2016

Do you want to be noticed on LinkedIn?


Become more noticeable on LinkedIn

Are you wanting to become more noticeable on LinkedIn, create awareness for yourself, what you offer and making potential prospects aware of you and your business, here are a few tips on how to do so. If you already have a LinkedIn profile, great! However, it is always a good time to go back to refresh and revisit your profile.
LinkedIn is by far the most used professional social network to date, there is over 430 million users. If you are a professional or a business owner you can definitely not miss the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, build your network, engage with potential clients, business partners and peers. LinkedIn is a powerful tool and with the right help and guidance it can land you a potential business deal that might not have happened.



There are 4 main points to have a complete LinkedIn profile and to make yourself more noticeable on LinkedIn, a quick summary below:

#1: Complete your LinkedIn profile
When visitors first land on your LinkedIn profile, a box displaying your profile highlights fills the screen. Given the importance of first impressions, the information in your “profile box” should be complete, current and optimized.
This is your best chance to make a good impression. In many cases, someone may read through your entire profile, but most people are going to get the information they need from your profile box.

#2: Use keywords within your profile summary section

By using keywords in your profile summary section it will be easier for prospects to find your profile while searching on LinkedIn, the more keywords you have the higher chance your profile will come up first when prospects are searching through profiles.

#3: Leverage your existing network

Keep in contact with your 1st degree connections, engage in their content. Make sure that they know you are still around and “active” on LinkedIn. This being said, it will be easier to ask for an introduction within someone in their network.

#4: Focus your time on relevant status updates
Be sure to share on LinkedIn, by posting relevant status updates it keeps you active on your LinkedIn news-feed, by posting relevant status updates that draws people in this can lead to them sharing your content. In turn you will be on their news-feed and prospects become more aware of you. Also be sure to comment, share and like relevant content that appears on your news-feed.

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