67. LinkedIn Publishing - find your voice.
News
- Senior LinkedIn Executive hints at why superusers are being ignored by stating they are "making products universally usable regardless of ability"
- Report claims that Twitter is now the number one social media tool for sales people - I really doubt it!
- LinkedIn engineer states "We have to constantly re-iterate the recommendation process and make sure that our members always get relevant results by analysis of various user statistics" in this interview. I wonder what those statistics are?
Commentary
The Ingredients of a great post:
- Topical subject
- Eye catching headline
- Striking header image
- Ask a question
- Alternative answers work well
- Tagged for a channel
- Keyword rich (channel keywords)
- Quote others (link to their profiles)
- Link to your website
- Send it to individual connections and ask them to comment
- Reply to all comments and try to keep the conversation going
- Share on other channels
- Re-share later (if still relevant)
- And finally....luck!
Here is a link to Greg Coopers article on LinkedIn published posts
Questions
I used to see when my connections made new connections in my home page stream. Where has this gone and how do I switch it back on?
ANS = I don't know where they have gone, I am still seeing them from my connections (not all as this is related to their settings) but the setting to adjust what you see in your stream has annoying disappeared so you can't do anything about it!
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This show was created by the original host of the show, Mark Williams.
