Always remember with LinkedIn that there are three equally important components to your profile and your presence on the platform:
- building and maintaining a strong, optimized profile
- making strategic connections
New LinkedIn Company Page Enhancements You Need to Know About
LinkedIn has been busy making updates to its company pages with new features to help businesses drive awareness, engage with followers and bring in leads. The platform is prioritizing content
You Need to Know About These New LinkedIn Enhancements to Company Pages
In what is the very best news in the entire world for those of us who manage LinkedIn company pages, you can now edit posts from your mobile device!
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Why You Should Be Kind to Everyone, Always
It’s important to remember that you should be kind to everyone, because every industry is incredibly tight knit.
Also, everyone is a potential referral source, or someone who could potentially
How to Be a Better, Kinder Professional
I’ve been writing a lot about being kinder and had a few more ideas on how to be a better, kinder professional. It will benefit you and those around you
How to Create a Client-Centric Mindset at Your Firm
As a legal marketing professional, your job is to aid lawyers to identify ways in which your firm can add value to a client/contact and solve an issue that they
Should I Accept a LinkedIn Request from Someone I Don’t Know or Don’t Know Well?
I get a lot of questions on whether to accept a LinkedIn connection request from someone you don’t know well or don’t know at all. My thoughts on this is
How to Truly Grow and Learn From Those People Around You
Deep thought of the day from Jen Sincero’s terrific You are a Badass book: We attract people into our lives for a reason, just as they attract us into theirs.
Don’t Make These Mistakes on LinkedIn
There are countless articles on best practices and tips for what to do on LinkedIn, but, I wanted to focus on what NOT to do on the platform because I
Why Good is Sometimes Good Enough When it Comes to Content Creation
So many lawyers are perfectionists, which psychologists define as striving for flawlessness and setting overly high-performance standards. This can really derail them when it comes to content creation because they