How to set up a personal profile? How to set it up correctly? Of course, you can also use a company page, but your personal and properly maintained profile can quickly and effectively generate new leads for you (my colleague Petr writes about this in detail in the articles How to generate new leads I. and How to generate new leads II. ). Since this is a very broad topic, today I will focus only on photos and the initial settings of the Personal Profile.
LinkedIn personal profile
Creating a LinkedIn profile is free and will be enough to start and launch your professional profile and network. You can also have a paid LinkedIn profile , which is called Premium and costs vary: currently, it can be purchased for two months for 24 EUR per month (note: you pay full price for the third month).
This type of account gives you more advanced statistics: you latvia telemarketing list can see when and who viewed your profile, and you can send private messages – LinkedIn calls them InMail™. In general, premium accounts are more visible, with unlimited profile viewing and more advanced filters. These allow you to search for decision-makers and create lists of potential contacts. A
practical note: you can do everything we write about here without this paid Premium profile.
Content marketing on LinkedIn
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How LinkedIn pays
If you decide to activate a Premium account, you have a month to try it for free. Then, like most online services, you can continue using your credit card with either a monthly or annual payment. Depending on which option you choose, your membership will then renew every year or every month. If you pay annually, you will save up to 20% compared to monthly payments.
What is a personal dashboard on LinkedIn?
You've completed the first step – you've registered ( you can do it right here ). Now let's go through the Personal Profile step by step.
The top of your profile is called the home page. This is the part of your profile that people will see when they view your profile. In this section, provide information that best describes your current personal and professional status . Introduce yourself and tell people what you want them to know at first glance. A good portrait photo is essential: avoid selfies or seemingly funny photos from a party or a mountain hike. I also write more about content on LinkedIn in the article Content Marketing on LinkedIn .
