Do you
show up at your best for other 175 million LinkedIn members?
Many posts have been written about developing your profile and contact information for the 'yellow pages' of the professional community – the top part of your LinkedIn page. While this is important and you must build a strong profile and history, it is like filling in the entries for your school year book when compared to your visibility and growing legend by participating in the groups.
To showcase your knowledge and experience by starting
discussions and writing comments on other posts – when you continue
the conversations and add depth, you get more visibility. Blogging is
more demanding than a discussion and commenting – but each is a
positive addition to your legend. Be positive when commenting and
show your knowledge and mastery.Many posts have been written about developing your profile and contact information for the 'yellow pages' of the professional community – the top part of your LinkedIn page. While this is important and you must build a strong profile and history, it is like filling in the entries for your school year book when compared to your visibility and growing legend by participating in the groups.
Here’s how:
Be serious –
Start a discussion and comment often and consistently – start a
discussion once a week and comment on 2 posts per day
Stick to the topic
posted – focus your comments on the topic, add to the body
of knowledge
Comment Screens from LinkedIn Groups |
Want to change
topics – write a post – don’t derail – create your
own; comment on comments your posts receive – no arguments, only
write positive points
Read an interesting post?- repost it in your group but add value by offering your comments about why you.
Chose LinkedIn groups with topics of interest to you
professionally and on which you can contribute to the existing body
of knowledge.
Blogsite and Blogger |
Read an interesting post?- repost it in your group but add value by offering your comments about why you.
You can leverage you visibility in the professional community by using the LinkedIn groups, discussions, and commenting.
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2 comments:
My guidelines:
New thought extending a post, comment.
New thought, post.
I get a lot of value reading comments, not every comment has value, but the ones that build on a post that interests me are stoking an idea I already care about.
I try for six comments a week.
Dick:
Commenting advances the conversation - derailing the conversation with something unrelated is noise and a distraction.
Writing a new post for new thoughts and topics makes sense from two viewpoints - does not end up as noise and if searchable (thus findable) from others with an interest in the topic.
Why would anyone take the time and effort to write a blog that no one can read?
Thanks for the comment.
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