By Gloria Rand
LinkedIn company pages can be a powerful marketing tool for your business, when they’re used effectively. But too many companies set up a page and just include a brief description instead of taking advantage of the various features LinkedIn provides. If you want to create a vibrant page that will attract followers and generate leads for your business, beware of making the following mistakes that some companies are doing:
By Allen MacCannell
It’s important for modern employers to know whether or not their marketing employees and other managers should be spending much company time on social media. If you pay someone say $200 per day, you will want to know if $50 of that is well spent if they spend a quarter of their time posting, liking, +1ing, retweeting, favoriting, repining or asking, answering or upvoting questions on Quora.
By Gloria Rand
If you’ve read any of my blog articles on LinkedIn, you know that I stress the importance of using keywords in your profile. Including keywords in your headline and summary, in particular, will help anyone searching on LinkedIn to find you.
LinkedIn has been slowly rolling out a new format for its user profiles. My account has just been updated and I’ve discovered one of the best new features – it’s now easy to add video! You can also add other examples of your work such as images, documents or presentations.
By Gloria Rand
A client asked me recently how to thank the people who have been following her or repinning her content on Pinterest. Unfortunately, there is no easy to way to do this. Unlike Facebook, Google+ or Twitter, you can’t send direct messages to your followers on Pinterest. But that doesn’t mean all is lost.
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