2. LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network
It has 175 million profiles worldwide
Users are generally older, more educated, and
more affluent than Facebook and Twitter users
3. LinkedIn in Australia:
-Top 3 industry sectors represented on LinkedIn:
IT, Financial Services and Accounting
-Top 3 companies represented by employees on
LinkedIn: Telstra, National Australia Bank and
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
-Number of Entrepreneurs: 313,734
-Number of Chefs: 5399
10. - Get a vanity URL
- Connect your Facebook and Twitter account
- List your skills
- Make your profile available for public searches
11. - Check who's viewing your profile
- Add apps (Slideshare)
- Use your main email address for your profile so
you'll always be in the loop (just for notifications -
you don’t have to make it public)
15. - Find people you went to school with and who
share alumnis
- Find colleagues and suppliers (former or current)
on company pages
- You can exchange mail messages (inmail) before
you accept an invitation
- You don't have to accept every invitation that you
receive: quality is more important than quantity
- Don't connect with people you don't know saying
you are a friend
16. - Add your email address and phone number to
your profile to make it easy to contact you
- Add your LinkedIn URL to your email signature
- Download all connection details in your
smartphone address book with LinkedIn mobile
app
- You can include email addresses in your address
book, but remember they are opt-out email
addresses (don’t spam)
19. - Join groups - or start your own
- Answer to questions and don't be afraid to ask
questions or start a conversation
- Write recommendations for people you value
20.
21. - When you meet new people, use LinkedIn to
connect and get to know more about each other
- Invite others to join you at events that you’re
attending or organising via LinkedIn Events
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23. And don’t forget...
- Be nice, share, and say thank you
- Don’t do anything you wouldn’t do in real life
- Use common sense!