Category Archives: LinkedIn Utilization

These 5 Lessons I’ve Learned Will Make You Rethink How You Use LinkedIn

Spencer X. Smith — August 11, 2017 Follow @spencerXsays — August 11, 2017 If you’re interested in using social media to engage with your customers, you’ve probably spent some time memorizing some rules about when to post on each social network. Maybe you’ve studied a chart like this one: For LinkedIn, the traditional wisdom says … Continue reading These 5 Lessons I’ve Learned Will Make You Rethink How You Use LinkedIn

Are You Making This Massive Mistake on LinkedIn?

John Nemo — August 10, 2017 Follow @JohnNemoPR — August 10, 2017 If you’re making this common (and easily avoidable) mistake on LinkedIn, you’re costing yourself clients and customers as a result. Having spent the past 60 months studying every possible element of LinkedIn lead generation, I’ve discovered one conversion-killing mistake that keeps popping up … Continue reading Are You Making This Massive Mistake on LinkedIn?

How To Start Using LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Get More Leads

By Richa Pathak  July 13th, 2017 LinkedIn Sales Navigator helps you build and nurture customer relationships. It helps increase sales and revenue. It’s an advanced tool to find leads in the targeted industry and specific geography. Target right buyers and companies could increase the chances to succeed. By personalizing outreach you can add value to … Continue reading How To Start Using LinkedIn Sales Navigator To Get More Leads

LinkedIn Provides Business Intelligence You Can’t Afford to Live Without (and You Don’t Need to Pay LinkedIn a Penny to Get It)

Spencer X. Smith — June 25, 2017 Follow @spencerXsays — June 25, 2017 27707 / Pixabay Big Data. Business Intelligence. Predictive Analytics. Strategies reserved for huge companies with huge budgets, right? Wrong. Have a LinkedIn profile? This article is for you. Last year, Microsoft turned heads in the tech and social media world when it … Continue reading LinkedIn Provides Business Intelligence You Can’t Afford to Live Without (and You Don’t Need to Pay LinkedIn a Penny to Get It)