LinkedIn

[Steve Bullman]

Just wondering who uses LinkedIn within their marketing campaigns and how do you make use of it other than simply networking

 

 

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[Rob D]

I'm on it and don't really use it for marketing or otherwise....

 

But I would imagine if you were pro active you could get more business by chatting to potential advertisers etc.

 

 

But with facebook, twitter, instagram, Linked In... all starts to get a bit much IMO. I suppose you have to do it these days if you want to stay ahead of the game.

[csservices]

I'm on it but haven't really bothered with it, only joined as got invited by a customer.

[Steve Bullman]

I'm on it and don't really use it for marketing or otherwise....

 

But I would imagine if you were pro active you could get more business by chatting to potential advertisers etc.

 

 

But with facebook, twitter, instagram, Linked In... all starts to get a bit much IMO. I suppose you have to do it these days if you want to stay ahead of the game.

 

 

Been on it for years and not used it, but I got a voucher for £50 worth of free advertising with them so we looking at options

 

 

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[agg221]

OK so totally different industry but I find the main use for LinkedIn is as a convenient cloud-based address book. Unlike Facebook etc it has a purely business function and seems to have kept this. This is of course reciprocal and being easier to find helps put me nearer the top of the pile when people are looking for someone to help.

 

If I was a stubby I would link to all the people I subbed for, then add skills and get them endorsed. If you then post something every now and again your contacts are more likely to think of you, just make sure notification of messages is turned on and directed to an email address you check regularly.

 

Alec