{"id":8520,"date":"2018-09-08T20:45:37","date_gmt":"2018-09-08T20:45:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/designcanyon.com\/?p=8520"},"modified":"2018-09-08T20:45:37","modified_gmt":"2018-09-08T20:45:37","slug":"dont-overthink-the-link-5-things-your-linkedin-followers-want-more-of","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/designcanyon.com\/tips\/dont-overthink-the-link-5-things-your-linkedin-followers-want-more-of\/","title":{"rendered":"Don\u2019t Overthink the Link: 5 Things Your LinkedIn Followers Want More of"},"content":{"rendered":"
Can you hear that? It\u2019s your LinkedIn followers, clamoring for more. The question you need to answer is, more of what? What do my devoted followers actually want to see from my LinkedIn profile?<\/p>\n
To the extent that your followers sit up at night thinking about these things – and, let\u2019s face it, they don\u2019t – they want more of some very basic types of content and engagement that you\u2019re more than capable of providing. Do these five things, in particular, and you\u2019re sure to boost engagement and goodwill on LinkedIn.<\/p>\n
It sounds like a no-brainer, but you\u2019d be surprised how many neglect it – and how miffed that neglect makes otherwise mild-mannered followers.<\/p>\n
Case in point is the main LinkedIn profile for United Airlines<\/a>. United is a household name; virtually everyone visiting its page for the first time will already be aware of the company and its basic objectives. But United nevertheless includes a painstaking amount of demographic detail about the company\u2019s history, mission, fleet, and the like. Whoever made this LinkedIn page goes so far as to list United\u2019s second headquarters address in Santiago, Chile, half a world away from its Chicago hub.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re proud of the community groups you support, use your LinkedIn profile to promote their activities – and, by extension, your social consciousness. The LinkedIn profile for Manitoba entrepreneur David Janeson<\/a> includes substantial detail about Maskwa Project, a youth initiative in Janeson\u2019s home province. It\u2019s quite likely that Maskwa has received inquiries on the strength of Janeson\u2019s endorsement; your own LinkedIn content choices could redound to similar effect.<\/p>\n For better or worse, LinkedIn endorsements are the platform\u2019s best proxy for credibility. If your profile is thin on endorsements, why should anyone trust what you have to say – or hire you, or ink a contract with your company?<\/p>\n You can set this right by reading up on how to attract LinkedIn endorsements that actually matter<\/a>, then going on an endorsement spree of your own. Reciprocity is a powerful thing: when you scratch a colleague\u2019s back with a coveted endorsement or performance review, they\u2019re likely to return the favor.<\/p>\n\n
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