Using LinkedIn For Business

Step-By-Step, Jargon Free Guide: How To Build A Great LinkedIn Profile

LinkedIn is one of the 'must-have' social media outlets for business, you really need to have a LinkedIn profile because that's where employers and customers expect to find you.

With over 250 million active users using LinkedIn, if you want professional, online visibility, this is where you need to be found.

But are you making serious errors on your LinkedIn profile which are causing employers and prospects to pass you by?

This simple step-by-step guide will show you exactly how to turn your existing LinkedIn account into a social media marketing machine, using only free tools and completely tech-free strategies.

It assumes zero knowledge of LnkedIn and it will take you from zero to 100 miles per hour in no time at all.

The step-by-step screen shots will ensure that you can see every process and strategy recommended by LinkedIn coaching expert Paul Teague.

The Using LinkedIn For Business Kindle Guide even has detailed screen shots showing you exactly what to look at and where to click.

What's In This Guide?

1: How to create a great profile on LinkedIn

2: How to make your own professional and correctly sized banner and avatar images with no technical skills – or cost - whatsoever

3: How to make sure your LinkedIn profile is set up for maximum search engine impact

4: What to do, say and post on LinkedIn

5: How to adjust the settings on your LinkedIn profile to achieve maximum impact and do things the right way

6: How to make the most of LinkedIn's online real estate to market your business

7: How to harness the power of rich media on LinkedIn (and why you should!)

8: The must-do marketing techniques to squeeze the best out of LinkedIn, including LinkedIn posts

9: How to access LinkedIn ads and promo features to build your audience and target prospects

10: How to add additional functionality with LinkedIn

This guide is made up of 220+ pages of great information, detailed instructions and experienced user tips, yet it assumes absolutely no technical knowledge.