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Recently we shared 8 Steps to Create the Ultimate LinkedIn Profile. It's proving more popular than banana bread and illegal raves during lockdown.
But LinkedIn consists of more than just fancy profiles.
And so RateMyPlacement.co.uk's ex-placement student Shoaib (that's me) has put together a whopping 50+ pages of useful advice that covers all-you-need-to-know about LinkedIn. This FREE downloadable guide will help you:
#1 Build the ultimate LinkedIn profile
Your LinkedIn profile is like a shop window. It should be carefully crafted to attract people to visit your profile, learn more about you and then connect with you.
So to say it's important would be an understatement.
This section of the guide will tell you everything you need to know about...
#2 Grow your professional network
Networking isn’t just about attending fancy events in hotel lobbies. In our new normal, networking has shifted online which means it's important to make a great first impression, virtually.
And LinkedIn is perfect for that.
Not only can you make industry-relevant contacts to learn from, but absorbing the wisdom and advice from senior professionals could massively strengthen your job applications.
This section of the guide will tell you everything you need to know about...
#3 Create engaging and helpful content
Sharing original content on LinkedIn can help you reach new audiences, draw potential connections towards your profile and become recognisable as a thought leader in your industry.
This section of the guide will tell you everything you need to know about...
Hungry for more? Well, each section of the guide is jam-packed with key facts, top tips and exclusive insights from LinkedIn career coaches. And to be extra helpful, the guide includes useful examples to support you as you navigate the world of LinkedIn.
Download the guide.
Quite frankly, you'd be silly not to. It's FREE.
Written by Shoaib
Shoaib is our resident placement student at RateMyPlacement.co.uk for 2019/20. Hailing from the University of Durham where he studies geography, his knowledge of placements is unparalleled as he's been through the application process first hand.