Who has a button on their website for linkedin that brings them to your linkedin profile?
We do
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Have you gained anything from it? Any valuable contacts or anything? I have a button for all of my social networks but dont have enough space and have to cut one
I’m losing all faith in linkedin lately.I never gain useful contacts or leads from it and to be honest its becoming more and more like facebook everyday.
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I logged on for the first time in 2016 in Decemeber and found 2 messages from people wanting quotes from spring time… sad thing is it was the only way the reached out to me and so they didn’t get serviced. Worth to keep it up and check every once in a while. Some professional people ONLY use linkedin and it’s a way to connect with them with posts about what’s going on and deals.
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But Facebook is huge for small business when taken advantage of. If linked in is becoming more and more like facebook, are we missing something?
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Oh i dont mean in that sense.People putting up pathetic posts about absolute garbage that has nothing to do with there work or line of business just to draw attention to themselves.Grinds my gears…post that nonsense on facebook!
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i used to think linkedin was no good. but recently i had got some very good free advice from others that helped me no end [ on proof reading and website advice] . the beauty of linkedin is it has people on it that are running businesses [small and large]
if you are in a muddle i recommend you put up a post on linkedin to get free helpful suggestions
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Linked In usually for B2B staff. I am not sure that it will work for our business. As for ads there, they are quite expensive… maybe someone tried content publishing and local connections?
I have read a lot about linkedin marketing at Slide Share, but the person who created it mainly focused on tech and outsourcing… However, sharing the link, maybe will be useful for guys who are looking the ways to promote themselves on this platform. But it takes a lot of time…
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