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Page 1: How to use Linkedin to stay ‘top of mind’! by Martin Shervington

How to use Linkedin to stay ‘top of mind’

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When someone stays in touch with you, they stay'top of mind' in your awareness, which enables you to continue being part of someone's world. In turn, this also makes it a lot easier to make an approach when you want to deepen the relationship with the person, e.g. requesting a call, interview, or introduction.

There are so many cool, quick, ways to stay in touch with people on Linkedin, and here are just a few...

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1. Changing something on your profile

You’ll need this setting to be ‘on’ but once it is, it’ll send people a notification when you make a change:

i.e. change the button from ‘no’ to ‘yes’

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Tip: Unless you have a good plan e.g. a job title change, then best to switch button to NO when making changes to profile as this just delivers clutter to your connections. (h/t Greg Cooper for that one!)

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2. Sharing an update

From ‘Home’ click on ‘share an update’:

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Then:

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And choose the audience:

Then click ‘share’.

Note, notifications are not sent for standard updates unless specifically mentioned. (h/t Greg Cooper)

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3. Commenting on other people’s updates:

This is a direct way of getting people’s attention,through engaging with their content.

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4. Sharing people’s updates:

You can also ‘share’ peoples updates too. They will probably like that!This will send them a notification in the same way a ‘like’ does:

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5. Linkedin’s own ‘ways to keep in touch’.

From the home page you will see e.g. ‘15 ways to keep in touch’

(which should really be: ways to stay in touch with 15 people, but still handy…)

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From Home you have a super quick way to sendpeople a notification that is all about them:

You can ‘Like’

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You can ‘comment’

You can also send birthday wishes, if someone in your network is celebrating.

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6. Direct messages to existing contacts

If they ‘know you’ this is seems a great way of breaking through the noise of people’s email inbox i.e. if they are 1st connections.

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7. Visiting someone’s profile

This will send them a notification, assuming you haven’t prevented people seeing that you visit (in your settings).

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8. Endorse people

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Once you’ve endorsed one people you will begiven the option for more:

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9. Publishing your own content:

When you publish a post, peoplemay well like/comment/share it.

Your connections will alsoreceive a notification like these:

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From a published post itself you canengage in several ways:

10. Like people’s comments

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11. You can reply to people’s comments

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12. Thanking people when they share your post:

To do this you will need to ‘view stats’...

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Then you will see the shares (in this case ‘94’):

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Once you click, you will see the people who shared:

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Click on ‘View Share’

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From there you can ‘like’ and thank too:

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Conclusion:

As you can see, Linkedin gives us loads of ways to staytop of mind - and I know there are a load more ways. Please let me know in comments below and you will help me to build a bigger picture of this network.

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