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Does the ‘CEO As LinkedIn Influencer’ Strategy Work? - PRNewser

Does the ‘CEO As LinkedIn Influencer’ Strategy Work? - PRNewser | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Any PR firm working with a big business client today will advise that client’s public face to become, well, more public. This means going digital, either on social media or in corporate communications designed to get internal teams and investors excited. But what about going a step further and creating editorial content in the interest of becoming a digital thought leader/business strategist a la Richard Branson or Tony Hsieh? (It’s not enough to write a book anymore.)

We ask because, before today, we’d never heard of JetBlue Airways chairman Jeff Peterson. But now we don’t just know who he is—we know that he has some ideas about how to make his industry more efficient. You can see by the numbers that his LinkedIn post on “A Common Sense Solution to Slow Airline Boarding” has been quite successful....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Gut instinct says Influencer program is smart PR and reputation management. Sure, if you're not shilling, spinning or shouting (marketing).

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Daily LinkedIn To-Do List: Advanced LinkedIn Tip | Integrated Alliances

Daily LinkedIn To-Do List: Advanced LinkedIn Tip | Integrated Alliances | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

You’ve heard that people are generating leads and closing clients using LinkedIn and wonder how to join the LinkedIn Success Club.

 

Here is the secret: consistently connecting and engaging. It’s simple that really.

 

Time: What are the best days to engage on LinkedIn?

Start by finding out when your desired clients and prospects are on LinkedIn. This is critical because you need to be there when they are ready to engage: if your clients are online on Sunday evening, then that’s the best time to engage and post. Most social sharing is done Monday through Friday; however, most social engagement is Thursday through Sunday.

 

Frequency: How frequently should you post, comment and share on LinkedIn?

The best frequency is 3-5 days a week, twice a day. More is better on Twitter, but you can exhaust your LinkedIn audience. Keep your posts valuable and relevant to your desired client.

 

Duration: How much time should you spend on LinkedIn?

LinkedIn expert Lori Ruff suggests 30-45 minutes a day, broken down into 10-15 minute slots throughout the day: once in the morning, around lunch time and then towards the end of the day....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This is a really useful set of tips to make you more successful on LinkedIn.

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LinkedIn Company Pages: Your Secret Weapon | Liz Wilson

LinkedIn Company Pages: Your Secret Weapon | Liz Wilson | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Do you need a LinkedIn company page for your business? Or will a personal profile do? 

 

There are good reasons to set up a company page, as social strategist, speaker and coach Des Walsh explains in this interview.

 

[Liz Wilson shows an excellent look at producing effective LinkedIn business pages ~ Jeff]


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The Do’s and Don’ts on LinkedIn Invites | MyVenturePad

The Do’s and Don’ts on LinkedIn Invites | MyVenturePad | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
// This post was going to be a rant on the phrase “I’d like to add you to my professional network.” (but I decided that at least most people are trying…and to be nice).

 

So, instead, I’ll take a more constructive approach and share my thoughts on how to properly invite someone to join you on LinkedIn.

 

If you were at a networking event, would you walk over to someone, hand them a business card, ask them to connect and walk away? I certainly hope not. I would expect you to introduce yourself and give them some sort of reason to keep talking. LinkedIn is no different.

 

The default ’I”d like to add you to my professional network.’ is you being lazy (yep I said it) and if you don’t ‘know’ the person, it’s even worse. If the person that you are trying to link to thinks that they don’t know you…watch out – you’ll get penalty flags thrown at you!...

 

[Don't be so darn lazy on Linkedln ~ Jeff]

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LinkedIn Improves Its Search | Mashable

LinkedIn Improves Its Search | Mashable | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Following in the footsteps of Facebook, which recently overhauled its search, LinkedIn on Monday announced a revamped search with auto-complete, suggested searches and other enhancements. The search is now streamlined as well, so you no longer need to search for companies, people and jobs separately. "Now, all you need to do is type what you’re looking for into the search box and you’ll see a comprehensive page of results that pulls content from all across LinkedIn including people, jobs, groups and companies," LinkedIn's blog explained. Among the new features...

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Overdue, but welcome...

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5 LinkedIn Group B2B Content Marketing Tips | Content Marketing Institute

5 LinkedIn Group B2B Content Marketing Tips | Content Marketing Institute | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

My company uses content marketing for a number of purposes to promote our business and build relationships with customers. But one of the particularly effective ways we’ve used content marketing is to increase the membership of our LinkedIn Group, “Manage Your Leads,” a group focused on lead generation and B2B sales....

 

If you’d like to start a LinkedIn group of your own — or boost the membership and raise the profile of a LinkedIn group you already have — here are five time-tested B2B content marketing tips that we’ve used to drive traffic, attract new members, and increase the engagement of our group...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This is a great set of five content marketing tips from Gregg Schwartz for success with LinkedIn groups including:

1  promoting the group in all B2B marketing

2  low key, informative

3  two-way communication

4  wider content creation

5  don't be "salesy".

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How To Get The Most Out Of LinkedIn Groups | Simply Zesty

How To Get The Most Out Of LinkedIn Groups | Simply Zesty | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
There are many ways LinkedIn can help develop connections and build new relationships, one of which is through the groups function which is a handy yet underused function.

 

LinkedIn can be a great tool for developing professional relationships yet the people we usually connect with are those we’ve already met and know well. While this isn’t necessarily a bad thing – developing the relationships you already have is vital to success – you’re missing out on a lot if you only do this. There are many ways to get in touch with people from your industry and develop new connections online.


One of the ways to do this is through LinkedIn Groups, a section that allows you to get to know and develop your reputation through the site. It can take a bit of time before the rewards begin to show, but provided you have a good strategy, you can walk away with new and relevant connections and an improvement to your reputation...

 

[Sound advice and LinkedIn strategies]

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