LinkedIn as a service
Mar 11, 2024 19:50:08 GMT -8
Post by account_disabled on Mar 11, 2024 19:50:08 GMT -8
I won't start making yet another list of aspects to take care of on your profile, I think I have written it in many posts and in some books. Without having to look for these boring lists, look at your profile and, in a detached way, evaluate these elements: Are your photo and cover image of – at least – decent quality? Do you have a headline that leaves no doubt about who you are and how you can help those who see it? Do you explain well and without frills who you are and how you managed to become so professional? Is there a quick way to contact you or a link to expand the information about you? These four elements are apparently banal, but if you look at other profiles you will discover that few have treated them with due attention.
Now let's get to the operational part. In a post from fourteen Canada Phone Number years ago Seth Godin said: “Find ten people. Ten people who trust you/respect you/need you/listen to you… You can no longer sell to the anonymous masses. They are not anonymous and they are not masses. You can only sell to people who are willing to participate. Like this group of ten . " People who are aware of the value you offer, how different you are and the advantage they have in interacting with you.
Attention leads to trust. The famous Purple Cow marketer, in his blog post, concludes with: “Three years from now, this advice will be so common as to be boring. Today, it is almost certainly the opposite of what you are doing.” This prediction, however, was not correct: his advice is still widely underestimated or ignored by professionals who only think about imitating people considered successful, generating likes with mediocre content or chasing models of self-styled gurus in the sector. Marketing begins with knowing who you are and what you can do to be helpful. → Awareness leads to attention and evaluation of how you are and what you have done.
Now let's get to the operational part. In a post from fourteen Canada Phone Number years ago Seth Godin said: “Find ten people. Ten people who trust you/respect you/need you/listen to you… You can no longer sell to the anonymous masses. They are not anonymous and they are not masses. You can only sell to people who are willing to participate. Like this group of ten . " People who are aware of the value you offer, how different you are and the advantage they have in interacting with you.
Attention leads to trust. The famous Purple Cow marketer, in his blog post, concludes with: “Three years from now, this advice will be so common as to be boring. Today, it is almost certainly the opposite of what you are doing.” This prediction, however, was not correct: his advice is still widely underestimated or ignored by professionals who only think about imitating people considered successful, generating likes with mediocre content or chasing models of self-styled gurus in the sector. Marketing begins with knowing who you are and what you can do to be helpful. → Awareness leads to attention and evaluation of how you are and what you have done.