- Learning and practicing web and mobile development is not enough.
- You need to know how to tell the world that you have your skills for sale - you need to storytell.
- When you build your LinkedIn profile you need to think how your customers would see your profile.
- See yourself as a brand.
- What your customers care about?
Example: Artemij's LinkedIn
Google your full name - the top 3 results should be:
- Your website.
- Your LinkedIn.
- Your GitHub.
Make your Facebook account private, unless you're using it to tell your business story.
- In 2.5 seconds your customers decide whether they like you or not.
- Invest into creating professional photo. Your photo creates the first impression.
- Smile. People need to trust you to do business with you.
- Make background "invisible".
- Put a very important text in your background image.
- Your headline is the means demonstrating the value that you offer to your customers.
- Put core keywords to your headline.
- Add video to your summary.
- Add value statement.
- List companies you’ve helped.
- Use keywords.
- Find companies that you want to find you - check what keywords they use and use them on your profile.
- Use 30 core skills. Do not use skills not from the drop down.
- Ask for one after a major win: website release, presentation, sale, etc.
- Recommend people to get recommendation from them.
- LinkedIn Pulse
- Best times to publish: Tuesday - Thursday, early morning, lunchtime, ~4pm.
- Connect with as many people as possible. Reach
500+
status.
- Use Google Forms to collect facts and analytics.
- Use different email addresses for different services to know where people found you, e.g.:
[email protected]
,[email protected]
, etc. Forward them to your main email address.