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?? Featured #LinkedInQuestion ??: my home page is all quotes and advertising...am I on the wrong page? ANSWER from Brenda Meller??: You're on the right page. Right now, LinkedIn doesn't know whose posts?to show to you because you haven't been very active. Your homepage will become more relevant as you spend more time there. Here are a few things I recommend you do: ?? Unfollow people you're not interested in. ?? Ignore the quotes unless they are being shared by people?you want to see in your homepage. ?? Ignore?the ads. Or, if they truly aren't relevant, you can tell LinkedIn to stop showing a particular ad. ? Then, consider visiting profiles for connections whose background aligns with your ideal target audience and who could be referral partners for you. ? Scroll down to their activity feed section, and find a recent post to comment on. This will help to retrain the algorithm to show you more relevant content, so the homepage isn't just random quotes and ads. Need more help? Let's book a "Power Hour" and work with each other: https://lnkd.in/eXkD_ENB

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Today, I met my YouTube goal: 4,000 watch hours in the past year. This achievement enables me to monetize my channel. Hurray! Thanks for watching my videos and supporting me! Tellme what you'd like to see more of in comments. *************************...

Reposting to spread the word here AND because I'm demonstrating how a "repost" is a way to identify potential clients that you've attracted via a post.

In this episode, I conduct a LinkedIn profile mini audit for Julie Kleinhans, founder of Reshape and Recover. Julie shares about her Christ-centered 12-step online program helping people overcome food addiction and emotional eating. I provide Julie...

In this episode, I conduct a LinkedIn profile mini audit for fellow Innovation Women member, Kim Groshek. We discuss Kim's business, Lifeful Habits, and her signature talk, 'Finding Your Voice.' We dive into aspects of optimizing her LinkedIn profile,...

?? Featured #LinkedInQuestion ??: I am helping with business development for a friend's company.?Any tips on increasing page post impressions, given the most recent changes in the algorithm rules? What do we do to increase reach without hurting? I remember you're not supposed to comment on your own post. ANSWER from Brenda Meller??: Great question! The LinkedIn algorithm is always changing, and while it's important to be aware of that fact, I wouldn't worry too much about trying to crack the code. Instead, here's what I recommend to help increase impressions on your page posts. 1?? Make sure that the page is posting regularly. At minimum, once a month, but even better is once each week. 2?? Use all page invitation credits each month to grow your page followers. Since page posts are mainly only seen by people visiting the page, the more visitors you drive through page invitations, the higher the potential reach of your recent posts. 3?? Invite your employees to comment on the post as themselves (not as the page), and add a thoughtful comment. Reply as the page. This helps to jump-start engagement, and also shows a strong company culture. In addition, it helps to humanize the page. 4?? Tag employees into your page posts, when relevant. Doing so helps to push the post out to their homepage feeds. This can help to reach new readers and drive impressions! 5?? Encourage your employees to "Reshare with your thoughts" from the page to their profiles, as least once a month -- if not weekly. BONUS: make sure your team is trained on social selling on LinkedIn and that their profiles are optimized. If you need more help with this, keep in mind I do offer team training, and I ?? referrals! https://lnkd.in/eSkJnpvt

In this video, I explain why you shouldn't rely on LinkedIn for your professional connections and data. I walk you through the process of exporting your LinkedIn data, ensuring you have a backup in case the platform changes or you lose access....

In this episode, I conduct a LinkedIn profile mini audit for fellow Innovation Women member, ??Kim G.. We discuss Kim's business, LIFEFUL HABITS, and her signature talk, 'Finding Your Voice.' We dive into aspects of optimizing her LinkedIn profile, from header images to the about section, aiming to attract executives and influencers. Key tips include updating the current position settings, customizing the profile link, and enhancing the about section with engaging content and calls to action. The session concludes with recommendations for periodic updates and further engagement strategies. Connect with Kim on LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/gMzXRkSz Listen to Kim's Podcast: https://lnkd.in/eHRMMQw2 Join us on the Innovation Women Speaker Friend Fridays: https://lnkd.in/esnq2JNW 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:26 Kim Groshek's Background and Business 01:34 Profile Mini Audit Begins 03:16 Custom Link and Header Image Tips 05:37 Optimizing the About Section 07:50 Final Tips and Call to Action 09:19 Conclusion and Invitation to Speaker Friends Friday https://lnkd.in/e7f7kiZA ~ Brenda Meller??

Do you have a link on your LinkedIn profile that's not displaying the right preview image? In today's video, I'll walk you through updating the social share image so that LinkedIn reflects the correct image. I'll show examples from my own profile,...