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Ten tips for standing out on LinkedIn

LinkedIn, is a vital tool for professionals, job seekers, and career changers. It’s ideal for students who are just getting started.
Ten tips for standing out on LinkedIn
Ten tips for standing out on LinkedIn

1. Use a respectable email address

Tip: Gmail and Outlook are widely viewed as acceptable and respectable email providers.

2. Don't leave your profile half-done

Tip: Work relevant keywords into your narrative. Using appropriate words and phrases can highlight your knowledge of a particular sector.

3. A powerful headline

Tip: Many people use a vertical bar to divide their writing into sections | It signals the start of a new statement | See what we mean?

4. Don't be shy

Tip: It's recommend selecting at least ten skills to help you appear in searches.

5. Make meaningful connections

Tip: Include a personal note when you request to link in to stand out.

6. Leverage LinkedIn for self-development

Tip: Many professionals are happy to offer guidance on working in a particular industry or role; don’t be scared to ask and show you are taking the initiative.

7. Signs of life

Tip: If you are actively seeking a job or new clients, being active on LinkedIn should form part of your daily routine.

8. Looking for work

Tip: If you choose to share with all members, your profile picture will show a green #OpenToWork frame.

9. Create original content

Tip: Weigh the risk beforehand, but being controversial can help your post go viral. Whatever you choose to do, always be authentic and take care not to offend others.

10. Work the algorithm

Tip: The LinkedIn algorithm will reward you for regularly updating your profile.

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