How do you stack up against these items? Give yourself one point* for every "YES." Subtract one point if you answered "YES" to items 6 or 19.
- I’m on LinkedIn
- I know why I’m on LinkedIn
- I’ve completed my LinkedIn profile
Don't use a "selfie" as your
LinkedIn profile photo. - I review and update my LinkedIn profile once per quarter
- I personalize invitations to connect
- I accept all invitations
- I know what to do with invites from people I don’t know
- I hide my connections
- I know how to modify my profile settings…
- … when I make updates, so my network does not see the edits as I make them
- … if I want to privately view a profile
- My company is on LinkedIn (company page)
- My professional summary on LinkedIn mirrors my professional bio
- My photo on LinkedIn is a professional headshot (NOT a “selfie”)
- I know how to access LinkedIn HELP
- I am aware of the value of LinkedIn groups
- I participate in group discussions (post or read)
- I review my LinkedIn homefeed weekly
- My assistant manages my LinkedIn for me
- If I have multiple emails that I use professionally (work, gmail, etc.), they are all linked to my LinkedIn account
- I have only one LinkedIn profile
- I’ve looked at my peers’ profiles on LinkedIn
- I’ve looked at competitors’ company pages on LinkedIn
- I know how to modify what displays on my public profile
- I've added my board affiliations to my LinkedIn profile
- I am connected with Brenda Meller on LinkedIn
Use a professional photo for your LinkedIn profile photo. |
This is just a sampling of common concerns that executives face when working with LinkedIn. In the next few months, I'll be blogging an explanation for each topic and provide instructions on each when applicable.
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