Post by account_disabled on Dec 24, 2023 10:50:48 GMT
On my profile, you have access to the more than 100 articles that . This is also where the value of LinkedIn lies. Everyone has their own objectives, but if we are going to register on LinkedIn, it is because we have a priori desire for recognition, visibility, notoriety. Otherwise, why waste time registering. We must stop thinking small and stop taking LinkedIn for what it is not (a simple recommendation and/or networking tool). Take LinkedIn for what it is: a communication tool, where you can be a media with your content, your editorial line and your subscribers. Subscribers who, we must not forget, are potential ambassadors to their respective networks.
The advantages are numerous if you use LinkedIn as a communication tool: more visibility Email Data of the profile, more traffic on the profile, discovery of new contacts, development of the network, more credibility, incoming calls, spontaneous recommendations. No real disadvantage. This does not necessarily mean that you have to “open” your network widely and accept numerous invitations from strangers: However, if it's just to be connected to people you know: why be on LinkedIn? If we are a media outlet, why deprive ourselves of readers who are ambassadors? I do not at all recommend connecting to everyone, nor accepting all invitations, nor inviting anyone indiscriminately. But LinkedIn is also a tool that allows you to discover new people, generate offline meetings and achieve your professional goals.
Without going so far as to accept all invitations, be open and accept this opportunity given to you to meet new people and therefore indirectly develop your notoriety and recognition. On my profile, you have access to the more than 100 articles that . This is also where the value of LinkedIn lies. Everyone has their own objectives, but if we are going to register on LinkedIn, it is because we have a priori desire for recognition, visibility, notoriety. Otherwise, why waste time registering. We must stop thinking small and stop taking LinkedIn for what it is not (a simple recommendation and/or networking tool). Take LinkedIn for what it is: a communication tool, where you can be a media with your content, your editorial line and your subscribers. Subscribers who, we must not forget, are potential ambassadors to their respective networks.
The advantages are numerous if you use LinkedIn as a communication tool: more visibility Email Data of the profile, more traffic on the profile, discovery of new contacts, development of the network, more credibility, incoming calls, spontaneous recommendations. No real disadvantage. This does not necessarily mean that you have to “open” your network widely and accept numerous invitations from strangers: However, if it's just to be connected to people you know: why be on LinkedIn? If we are a media outlet, why deprive ourselves of readers who are ambassadors? I do not at all recommend connecting to everyone, nor accepting all invitations, nor inviting anyone indiscriminately. But LinkedIn is also a tool that allows you to discover new people, generate offline meetings and achieve your professional goals.
Without going so far as to accept all invitations, be open and accept this opportunity given to you to meet new people and therefore indirectly develop your notoriety and recognition. On my profile, you have access to the more than 100 articles that . This is also where the value of LinkedIn lies. Everyone has their own objectives, but if we are going to register on LinkedIn, it is because we have a priori desire for recognition, visibility, notoriety. Otherwise, why waste time registering. We must stop thinking small and stop taking LinkedIn for what it is not (a simple recommendation and/or networking tool). Take LinkedIn for what it is: a communication tool, where you can be a media with your content, your editorial line and your subscribers. Subscribers who, we must not forget, are potential ambassadors to their respective networks.