#EntryLevelTweet 55: Search the LinkedIn job board and job discussion groups...
If you are searching for a job on LinkedIn, then the first place to look is the jobs tab. You can search through more than a hundred thousand jobs! Choose the location that you want to relocate to,...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 56: Think of your summary as your brochure.
Begin with how you can help and explain how others can help you. Your summary on LinkedIn is extremely important. Think of it as a cover letter or a brochure. Use it to market yourself (as a potential...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 57: Under educational experience, list relevant courses and...
LinkedIn has a section for your educational and academic experiences. You can list your school name, field of study (major), dates attended, and grade. You can expound upon your job related activities...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 58: Under “Interests” show your humanness.
Connect with people’s passions. Leave off anything that might seem inappropriate. LinkedIn has a section for you to list your interests. You should use this opportunity to show potential employers and...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 59: Use interesting, compelling, and colorful keywords to...
When you are writing your summary, listing your expertise, or completing any other part of your LinkedIn profile, you should use keywords. You want to be the first to come up in search results on...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 60: When you link Twitter to LinkedIn, do not allow all...
It is overkill. LinkedIn and Twitter had a problem with this, so they have recently changed the applications. You cannot allow all of your tweets to post to your LinkedIn profile. You are still able...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 61: Your headline is the most important section of your...
Make good use of all 120 characters. You should start by writing your LinkedIn headline in Microsoft Word (or another word processing program). You should use this headline to say who you are. This...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 62: Your specialties are seach engine optomized (SEO) keywords.
Use variations, synonyms, and style. When you are listing your specialties on your LinkedIn profile, you should remember that they search engine optimized (SEO) keywords. This means they are the...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 63: Connect with former employers and coworkers on LinkedIn...
When you have put together the perfect LinkedIn profile – or at least your best version - then you can start making connections. An easy way to begin is to ask employers, coworkers, colleagues, and...
View Article#EntryLevelTweet 64: Be careful who you add as a Facebook friend.
Remember they can access your information and post on your Wall. Pay attention when you add an employer, coworker, colleague, friend, or associate on Facebook. You should also be careful of what...
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