How to ace your Linkedin game : Simple gestures that make the difference

10 simple?#gestures ?that help you stand out on?#LinkedIn :

?? Sending a?#personalised ?#invite ?while sending a?#connection ?request.

?? Wish people on their birthdays with a voice message.

?? Reach out to someone when you're least in need of their help as this will plant the seeds of a strong professional relationship.

?? Comment on other people's achievements posts as if the achievement is yours.

?? Don't respond to negative comments on your post negatively.

?? Create content that comes naturally to you. For eg: If you're a public speaker, then, talk about public speaking tips.

?? Sharing an achievement gets is great, what is equally awesome is sharing the story (struggle story) behind that achievement. So, The structure is: This is how it was going (situation was not good), but, here's what happened (things changed because of a mind shift or because of someone) and this is what it is now (the good times like getting an award, bagging funding and more)

?? Post consistently on?#Linkedin , because it doesn't matter if 100 posts get a few views, all you need is 1 post to break the barriers. So, Everytime, you write a post- Think this is that post!

?? Your posts don't just show "What you do?", they show "Who you are?" So, Let everyone know ! (Feel free to add some personality to your posts. For eg: If your sense of humor is good, feel free to make a witty video showcasing your humorous side. Linkedin is for connecting professionals, and professionals have a personal side too)

?? Help others as much as you can: For eg: When you're posting on Linkedin, you can ask the question: How can this post make my target audience's life better?

Bonus: See where you can improve by checking your Linkedin SSI score (Linkedin's score out of 100) :

https://business.linkedin.com/sales-solutions/social-selling/the-social-selling-index-ssi

to see how where you're doing good and where you can improve.