Build Your Brand On LinkedIn - Free Profile Guide

Jul 13, 2023 6:15 pm

Greetings!


We're already in the second half of 2023, and December 31st will be here before you know it. If you've been thinking about looking for a new job, it's time to get going with that plan.


While most people think about getting their resume recruiter ready, having a compelling LinkedIn profile is every bit as important. As it may be the first time people meet you.


LinkedIn is where people go if someone refers you for a job or a service you provide. Not to mention the thousands of recruiters on there every day looking for candidates to fill open positions.


I know; I used to be one of them.


If you've been thinking about upgrading your LinkedIn profile, I have a Free LinkedIn Profile guide for you. Details are at the bottom of this email.


If we have worked together, I'll be inviting you to a Free LinkedIn session to go over a few features that can help you with your job search. So watch for the invitation.



🗒️ How To Take The Nightmare Out Of Networking

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You’ve probably heard about the “hidden” job market. It’s really not some secret place where the jobs are. It’s about the number of jobs that get filled through referrals.


And that’s why career professionals like me talk about networking.


Contrary to popular belief, that’s not simply making connections on platforms like LinkedIn; it’s building relationships with people so they will think of you when a position you might be interested in opens.


Click here to read more.


My Free guide - Build Your Brand On LinkedIn - 2023 Get Started Guide, can be downloaded through Thinkific. To download your copy, click here.



See you next time, until then . . .


Keep moving forward,

 

Annette

 

Annette Richmond, MA, CMRW, NCOPE, CARW, CCELW, CEIC

Personal Brand Strategist | 6X Certified Executive Resume Writer |

LinkedIn Visibility Trainer | Speaker | Former Recruiter and Former Journalist

 

Featured by Monster, Vault, Business Insider, Forbes, The Chicago Tribune, The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Thrive Global, Medium, and Resumes For Dummies (2015 and 2019).

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