So I've mentioned creator mode a few times.
Creator mode on your LinkedIn profile gives you access to the following.
First of all, you can host LinkedIn live events.
Now, LinkedIn lives a whole nother animal and you got to use third party tool like stream yarn or re
stream to be able to do it.
And but they're really, really worth doing if you're going to create a frequency of publishing a LinkedIn
live event regularly that resonates with your target audience.
You can also do LinkedIn audio events and you create an event on LinkedIn or LinkedIn audio.
And when it goes live, you do this all from within.
LinkedIn, no third party tools sort of emulates what was it called?
Clubhouse for those of you who don't know what clubhouse is, but it's really an audio event where you're
you're engaging in conversations with people that you bring on the stage while others listen.
Sometimes very useful to do.
A mode enables follow instead of connect as the default.
So you're building more followers because they have access to that immediately versus the Kinect button
which is hidden under your more option.
Creative mode, access to the creator hub so you can get access to other creative professionals on LinkedIn
and see what other LinkedIn creators are doing is a great way to learn how to be a creator and develop
your creative skills.
You can adjust it when you turn on creative mode, it'll just your LinkedIn profile, so it'll showcase
your feature section and your activity tab before you're about section and put all your content of top
so people can find that first, which is important if you're a creator.
So use creator mode if you in fact want to be a creator.
If you want to be a writer, if you want to do live video, you want to do live audio, use creator
mode.
If you want to minimize the number of connections you get and increase number of followers you get,
you're going to want to use creator mode.
It's really useful again if you are a creator.