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6. Thought Leadership For Your LinkedIn Account

Now to reiterate back to your content strategy, you have to keep your audience updated on every webinar, talk, blog, or any other form of thought leadership piece. When you can convince people to listen to you in the space that you’re in through thought leadership, Get this right, and they will buy from you.

 

Let’s say you’re unhappy with your current job, if you establish yourself as a thought leader, you have created a community for yourself that will follow and support turkey email list you no matter where you work. Articles are a great way to get noticed on LinkedIn. If you use your LinkedIn account to publish blogs you will get more organic views.

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To support your thought leadership pieces, always remember to keep your job titles updated. LinkedIn’s algorithm is the same as Google and if you want to rank for your experience you better add it to your personal page. If you have multiple roles, add in all your job titles.

 

Let’s revert back to keywords and content. If you for instance have a garage door company you should add all the keywords related to the products and services you offer somewhere on your profile. The more you water the grass the more it will grow. The more effort you put into your profile the more you’ll get in return. You’ll see, soon enough like-minded people will connect with you.

7. Selling Yourself And Your Business On Linkedin Globally

For this example let’s use the garage door comp  direct line for clients any and you would like to sell your garage doors to storage companies. By this stage, you will discover that LinkedIn is very useful in a lot of aspects.  All you have to do is make use of .

 

Type in the keyword “Storage companies” and in seconds a plethora of companies will be listed. To filter out qualified leads, your LinkedIn account allows you to adjust your search to make it more relevant according to company size, location and so on.  If you are looking for people you have not connected with on Linkedin you should tick the 2nd and 3rd connections in the search filter.

LinkedIn’s excellent search functionality.

In the current day and age, if you live in South Africa and sell services it will be very easy to launch yourself on a global scale market since our currency is very favourable direct line for clients and across the world, remote work is booming.  Face to face is no longer as effective as digitising your whole company. LinkedIn has equipped you to connect with anyone and any business from around the world. So the location-based filter is up to you, just don’t feel restricted to your local area when using LinkedIn.

 

Once you have established your list of people, go check out their profile, their connection and whereabouts. Then decide which of those people you would like to connect with. Before jumping to messaging them. Build relationships,  after they accept your invite, engage with their content by liking or commenting on it. Make them feel like you’re loyal to them and support them.  Once a relationship is established, that’s your opportunity to reach out to them. Quickly draft a message and get in touch with the people that really caught your eye.

 

And that is LinkedIn in a nutshell. Lots of opportunities and a lot of ways to grow and expand your business.

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