Linkedin How Business Can Benefit PLR Ebook

Table of Contents

LinkedIn, How it can help small businesses 3
Why small businesses need to say yes to the best
LinkedIn here I come! 3
How small business reap rewards from LinkedIn
-Gain business partners
The Dos and Don’ts of LinkedIn
-Joining groups
Hard selling

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It allows an individual to connect with many like-minded professionals that will enable them to work with result-oriented people, grow their network and be amongst other professionals. Most business owners find that this is easier said than done. The task of setting up a profile seems a Herculean task that is better substituted with blog posts and tweets. Individuals spend too much time thinking about how involving and time consuming LinkedIn is, instead of spending those resources on actually setting up their profiles in the first place. Being on LinkedIn is like being in a candy shop with the knowledge that everything there is free. There are potential clients, prospective business partners and many service providers. It can help you with recruiting talent and services from other individuals. You will be able to use it as a blog, access expert advice from others and use it as a website promotion tool. Give and find recommendations, start and join groups and practice SEO.

LinkedIn here I come!

Setting up an account on LinkedIn is easy. They provide a step by step guide starting from filling in your personal details, addresses, company name, etc. There are also 3 different packages to choose from: Business, Business Plus and Executive. Each of them has their own benefit to you and your company. However, the Executive package provides the best range and costs the most. After joining the LinkedIn family, businesses need to focus on customizing their page. After all, this is where partners, clients and job seekers will get to see’ you. Various areas such as your profile, creating groups and the like all need to be maximized on. Each of these areas determines how effective a business’ marketing campaign is.

Do not worry that you are doing a particular thing right or wrong. LinkedIn has a to-do list that will show you what is remaining and what is already done.

Working on LinkedIn is not similar to your Facebook or Twitter profiles. Here, every single interaction is a business oriented one starting right from your profile. Your profile is your business card.

Business owners need to fill in only the relevant material on their profile, including their other social media accounts, websites and/ or blogs and any other important details. Your dog’s birthday is not something you include on your profile.

When it comes to creating a company page, LinkedIn has a wizard to help you do it. Think Merlin, but for LinkedIn. Begin by keying in basic info about the business such as a description, number of workforce and the particular industry it serves. Keep all this as brief as a paragraph. You need to be smart here. Take advantage of your SEO knowledge by using keywords relevant to your industry. This will help your LinkedIn page have a higher ranking whenever a curious customer looks for services related to your industry.

The LinkedIn wizard will then prompt you to upload your logo, location(s) and your blog’s RSS feed. Once you have completed all its commands, your page will be ready to be viewed by anyone on this platform.

This is when things start to really get fun on LinkedIn. All your information is analyzed and displayed making you visible in their search engine, in your industry and to potential clients and partners.

How small business reap rewards from LinkedIn

-A platform where they can post their products and services LinkedIn allows small businesses to post products and services they offer, thus exposing them to a larger market. This social platform has a separate tab where they can post their products and share them on other social media networks. Talk about killing two birds with one stone.

-Gain business partners

Gaining new clients and partners is a definite thing on LinkedIn. Once your account is up and running, you will be exposed to more professionals who will be interested in what you offer. The Dos and Don’ts of LinkedIn There are things that will absolutely help your progress on LinkedIn while others will kill it. The things that help your success include: – Answering business related questions. Do it to show your knowledge and not how better off you are than everybody else.

Other Details

- 1 Ebook (PDF, DOC), 4 Pages
- 2 Ecovers (JPG, PNG)
- Year Released/Circulated: 2016
- File Size: 2,821 KB

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