Beyond networking linkedin

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Transcript of Beyond networking linkedin

R. Barry HammondM.P.A., ITILv3, CHAMP

Makers Mark Ambassador

347 Million Profiles

107 Million Users in the U.S.

187 Million Unique Visitors per month

2 Million jobs

3 Million Companies

Current Linkedin stats

40% of users spend average 17 minutes daily

2.1 Million Groups

48% recruiters use Linkedin for their outreach

Current Linkedin stats

Get Noticed

In 2014 MOTIVATED

In 2013 RESPONSIBLE

In 2012 CREATIVE

In2011 CREATIVE

Overused Adjectives

Your Opening Salvo Aimed at the reader

Who You Are

Key on your WHAT!

Laser Focus Keywords

Separate Keywords or Phrases with a Pipe

120 Characters – Use Them All!

HEADLINE

Does It establish credibility quickly?

Optimized for search

Use Terms to rank high for within LinkedIn search

GRAB Attention when showing up in search results

Phrases that speak to your target audience

HEADLINE

the Pipe

Linkedin Strategist | Social Media Mentor | On-Line Branding | Speaker | Instructor | Business Connector

Improves search accuracy

Understanding searcher intent

Contextual meaning of terms

Generates more relevant results.

semantic search

Algorithm placing emphasis towards individual words within a query.

Instead of searching for ‘restaurants in St. louis‘

Algorithm focuses more on searches such as ‘Italian restaurants in St. Louis‘

Forced to adapt search content optimization initiatives by identifying closer to your tribes’ intent.

Equates to Long Tail Keyword Demand

google’s hummingbird

UNIVERSAL RESOURCE LOCATOR

Linkedin’s Public URL

the URL – Public to vanity

5-30 letters or numbershttps://www.linkedin.com/in/linkedindude

Choose a button:… then copy and paste the code (includes a link to your public profile):

Website

Facebook

Blog Site

Branding

Emboss your vanity URL:personalized stationeryResumesnote cards.

Paragraphs

Power statements

Who I Am? Experience Highlights

What I Can Do? Keyword Optimized

How I Can Help? But not STUFFED

2,000 Characters – Use them all!

Summary

Tie the Past to the Present

• Help the reader understand how your past experiences makes you a fit today.• Highlight the traits• Highlight characteristics• Highlight responsibilities• Highlight results

• Align these aspects with your current situation – and the job you want next.

Summary

What do you list for Experience when Unemployed?

Your NAME as the Company

100 Characters – Be Creative showing you ARE looking

Position: CEO – Chief Employment Officer

List Activities Currently Being Done

Experience

morning glories climba barbwire trellisshadows in the mist

Don’t Be an Eyore,Like a Bump on a Log

Did You Get Promoted?

• Show a successful progression• Even while at the same company

• Be sure to include any promotions you received at each position. • Even if the promotion was minor,

• it shows a recruiter you weren’t just standing still.

Show Your Progress

Search

Advanced search

Search by wide criteria

Narrow by

Company

Position(s)

Location

Groups

Other Criteria

Advanced Search

A focus allows you to publish blogs on your industry within Linkedin.

Displays knowledge and what you offer

Trends

Taking a stance

Changes within the industry

Thought Leader & Attention Getter

USE pictures to enhance your point!

Updates – Groups - Blogs

Slideshare is Part of Linkedin

New Connection Mantra

Always Connect from the prospect’s page

Always personalize the request:

where

when

Why

Position your strengths through LinkedIn recommendations.

Work hard at getting at least five recommendations

Two from your current work (very important to recruiters.

Recommendations

Recommendations

The more you give the more you receive

http://endorser.org/

Float recommendation requests

Pure Chaucerian genius:

nothing ventured, nothing gained

Recommendations

Groups How Many? Avenue to experts in your field Start your own Group Viewed as an EXPERT

Niche Networks Foster discussions Spread your message Connections

Groups

Linkedin’s Pathwayl