17. Dit profilbillede er dit logo
Kan jeg genkende dig i virkeligheden,
hvis jeg har set dig på LinkedIn?
18. Headline/overskrift er den
beskrivelse af dig, som flest ser
Hold den skarp (høj søgeordsværdi) og
lad den være dynamisk – og husk, at du
også kommunikerer til folk uden for din
egen virksomhed/faglighed.
19. Summary/kort beskrivelse er den
beskrivelse af dig, som flest ser
Hold den kort og brug pladsen klogt.
Det er her du flytter LinkedIn fra kun at
være et digitalt CV til at blive et
professionelt socialt medie.
20. Erfaring: Job/timeline
Er denne del up to date? Har du
beskrevet de vigtigste opgaver og
resultater omkring centrale jobs? Er din
overskrift i overensstemmelse med din
jobhistorik?
21. Skills & Expertise
Brug denne feature (hvis du vælger at
bruge den) til at være et hurtigt
søgeordsoverblik over dine
kvalifikationer. Sørg for, at de første
”endorsements” du får, er de mest
præcise/dem, der rammer dig bedst.
23. Grupper og virksomheder
Lad dig inspirere af andre eller søg selv
efter interessante grupper og
virksomheder. De ligger som små
badges på din profil og fortæller om
dine interesser.
24. Opbyg et netværk og udbyg det
Vær ikke bange for at invitere folk til dit
netværk, men jo mere perifere I er,
desto mere begrundelse og
personlighed kræver anmodningen.
29. Skriv en update på LinkedIn
Del links til nyheder, viden, gode tips
eller job. Tænk i konkret værdi for dit
netværk og bidrag til den professionelle
fortælling om dig selv.
31. 10
Blog direkte på LinkedIn
LinkedIn har nu åbnet for, at alle kan
blogge via platformen. Brug det aktivt
(dit netværk notificeres automatisk om
dine indlæg).
46. 1) Beslut dig for et handle (@dittwitternavn)
2) Vælg et profilbillede
3) Skriv en biotekst
4) Begynd at følge interessante profiler
5) Skriv dit første tweet
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Your picture will be the first thing people notice when they look at your profile. How does it represent you and the organizations you are associated with? And if you don’t have a picture, it’s time to get one.
Your picture will be the first thing people notice when they look at your profile. How does it represent you and the organizations you are associated with? And if you don’t have a picture, it’s time to get one.
Your picture will be the first thing people notice when they look at your profile. How does it represent you and the organizations you are associated with? And if you don’t have a picture, it’s time to get one.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
Are your timelines accurate? What does your headline say about you right now? What were your actual job titles? Make sure to list out specific responsibilities. That doesn’t necessarily mean listing out every skill –but you should list your achievements and clients. This part of your profile can be found via LinkedIn search and the Recruiter Tool; if you want to be discovered, this needs to be complete.
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Your picture will be the first thing people notice when they look at your profile. How does it represent you and the organizations you are associated with? And if you don’t have a picture, it’s time to get one.
Your picture will be the first thing people notice when they look at your profile. How does it represent you and the organizations you are associated with? And if you don’t have a picture, it’s time to get one.