Episode #657
7 LinkedIn Marketing Tricks That You Have to Deploy 
May 19, 2018

In episode #657, Eric and Neil count out the 7 LinkedIn marketing tricks you must use. Tune in to hear what you could be doing do boost your visibility on LinkedIn.

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:27] Today’s Topic: 7 LinkedIn Marketing Tricks That You Have to Deploy
  • [00:33] Tip 1: Consistently post videos to YouTube and make sure you link to them through LinkedIn (LinkedIn tends to promote video content).
  • [01:05] Tip 2: Use LinkedIn Autofill as a means to get people on your email list with minimal effort on their part.
  • [01:45] Tip 3: Videos ads for LinkedIn are expensive, but well worth it.
  • [02:20] Tip 4: Don’t post as often on LinkedIn. Only post your best content.
  • [03:23] Tip 5: Use Duck Soup or LinkedIn Helper when visiting profiles: it collects their info for later contact.
  • [04:07] Tip 6: Make sure your profile is set to let people know you are looking for full-time work.
  • [05:05] Tip 7: Growth Pods came from Instagram, but are now available on LinkedIn. It’s a way to boost your likes and visibility. Band together with similar people and like each other’s posts.
  • [06:20] That’s all for today!
  • [06:27] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway!

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