I was speaking to one of the best upcoming tech bloggers the other
day about LinkedIn, and how I view it. To me, LinkedIn isn’t a place to dump a
snapshot of where you’ve been. It’s an opportunity to stay connected to people,
and to demonstrate where you are now, and where you plan to go next. To that
end, I’ve got a little advice for you to consider applying to your own profile.
Write Your LinkedIn Profile for Your Future | chrisbrogan.com
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Saved by 23 people (-4 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-08-10
- Ellening on 2009-09-26 - Tags linkedin , career , resume , networking , socialmedia , web2.0
- Howard61 on 2009-05-18 - Tags career , networking
- Psuliin on 2009-01-16 - Tags linkedin , business , networking , career
- Lcbrink on 2008-12-14 - Tags linkedin , career , tips , howto
- Dwirsching on 2008-09-08 - Tags QuickD
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Write Your LinkedIn Profile for Your Future
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Here’s where I think the most work can be done. When I look at my profile, I think it’s a bit long, but otherwise, I’ve done the following:
- Lead with what I do most.
- Lead with the type of business I want to do.
- Move into the reasons why you’d do business with me.
- Move from there into all the nuances of what I do.
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Tip: refresh your summary every two weeks.
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I make sure my past experience still supports my current and future
aspirations.
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