My Suggestions to LinkedIn Publishing Platform’s Nasty Notifications
This is a summary of my thoughts and what I think might help resolve the problem with notifications in LinkedIn's Publishing Platform.
Who Are You Connecting To?
Though I am flattered by the invitation, I have to ask (and sometimes out loud!), "Why does this person want to connect with me?" I am particularly curious if I just met you in person or online!
7 Potential Issues with LinkedIn’s New Publishing Platform
Overall: I like the simplicity of this new platform offered by LinkedIn. I will be continuing my testing of this platform and appreciate any feedback you have. If you are one of the beta-testers, please write me back with your experience so far and your recommendations.
LinkedIn: Write Blog Posts Directly To Your Status Updates
Write articles about your own experiences, and from your own expertise. Others in your industry may have written articles about similar topics, but your own perspective is unique unto you.
Social Media Tools Review
People are becoming more social online and will use their preferred social media channel to not just follow, but to connect with you -- usually when they're dissatisfied or upset.
Own Your Own Business: Strategize and Measure
Without strategic planning, any marketing effort will be watered down to a "spray-and-pray" disability that will hinder growth. Along with that, if you don't measure your marketing efforts, you won't know if you are achieving your goals or falling short.
