Now that you
have heard that the groups are the key to LinkedIn, are you wondering why that
is?
It is easy to
get caught up with the daily responding and commenting in the Home Feed, let
alone responding to the group discussions we belong to. No wonder people feel
just a tad overwhelmed with LinkedIn and how to maximize its' use.
Many people
become disenchanted with the platform and leave it, never to return, because it
just takes too much time to figure out all on our own. Here's a hint.
You need a
coach to help you get started. I for one would never have managed to be this
far along with my LinkedIn without the help of a coach to get me started.
LinkedIn is a
business platform, not a social platform. Facebook is like the backyard
bar-b-q; Twitter is like the coffee shop chatter. Business gets done on all
three platforms, but if you want to get serious about business to business,
LinkedIn is the platform for you.
One of the
most confusing areas of LinkedIn is the groups. Now that we can join up to 100
groups, they can be more than a little daunting.
Tip #6 - Three Reasons Why the Groups
1. You can join
groups that contain your target audience for prospective clients and if a
specific group is not working for you, you can just leave it and go find
another one that will suit your pipeline better.
2. You can
search the groups with specifically targeted clients in mind and send them a
message without being connected. Each group is like its own networking meeting
where you can meet people and build the relationships you need and want for
business.
3. You can
set up your own group and invite other LinkedIn followers to join you in a
discussion you have started there. You can attach a survey to this discussion
that screens your potential target market even finer.
With the way
we can use the advanced search tool now, it is easier than ever to target our
specific market.
Join our next webinar: LinkedIn 202 -
The secrets of the groups
Christine Till
The Marketing Mentress
1-780-904-9557
marketingmentress@gmail.com
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