I thought I would stop.
And before I close out this course and just give you a little insight on LinkedIn or a mobile app,
I'm using the iPhone and I know you can do this on Android as well, but on an iPhone, here's my LinkedIn
app.
I got Sales Navigator.
The main ones that I use on a regular basis are learning sales, NAV and LinkedIn.
Interesting enough, groups and Pulse are dead.
I just haven't laid them from there yet.
And actually I think SlideShare is dead as well because SlideShare now belongs to another company.
But if I go to LinkedIn just by clicking here, I am going to scroll down and refresh the screen and
there's my newsfeed.
Just like any other news feed, you can see that when I go to start a post, I have the ability to add
a photo, take a video, etc. etc. Interesting.
From here, I don't have the ability to write an article.
I have to do that on desktop.
My messaging is the little icon in the upper right.
You can see that up there and I can hit the left arrow to come out of it, scroll through it if I want,
and click on a message.
If I want to open up and look at it, hit the back to go back to the home page again.
I just like I have on the desktop, I have the like button the comment I had the share button.
I didn't say this earlier, but I'm not a big fan of share.
I really prefer to encourage people to comment on a post because when you comment on the post, it'll
put it in your in, queue it up as activity to be shared on LinkedIn for your for your network to see
just almost the same as what share does the three dots on here are very similar to the three dots on
desktop I can share via I don't want to see it.
Unfollow that person, remove that connection or report the post.
It's all that's under the three dots.
I also have to go to my network.
You can see here's the invites I've got right here.
If I go to the invitations, you can see here's all the ones I've received.
And over here, here's the ones I've sent.
I can manage those as well from here.
Let me try a little trick real quick.
If I withdraw, all that withdrawal is two clicks on mobile, it's three clicks on desktop, so it's
a little bit easier to do.
Go back to manage my network up top, click on that and you see there's my connections, people I follow,
etc., etc. pretty much the same as for the most part, the same as on desktop, not exact, but close
down there.
I can go up here to the home and you can see start a post is up top, but also the little plus at the
bottom is start a post there as well.
So it's the same functionality, it's a little bit duplicated.
I don't think I need to have that.
Here's my notifications, which, you know, if I'm teaching you social listening skills, I would tell
you to be really paying attention to that.
Who's saying what, who's engaging where, who's touching my content, etc., etc..
There's the job tab.
And again, I don't spend a whole lot of time on jobs.
I don't really teach that.
But if I go back to homepage, I go up in the search bar.
I have pretty much the same search that I have for everybody else.
I can click in there and hit search.
Then I got people posts.
I got the same functionality here for everything.
Services, post jobs, companies, click on people.
And then once I click on people, there's the little the icon to the left of people, click on that
and there's my filters.
Interestingly enough, I don't think I.
Yes, I do other keywords as they bury it all in there.
So pretty much the same pretty much the same filters on mobile as I have on desktop.
If I close that back down, I say to you, close that back down, and then again I can come out of that.
There's no right click.
So like when I bring in, I can't right click and open in a new tab, but it's got a click on it.
Interesting enough, it just slides back and forth.
So I do like the functionality of how mobile search shows the profiles that comes back to my list.
That does work pretty decently if I go in here and then if I go somewhere else and go into her company.
Page Let's go there.
We'll see how that works.
Then I come back.
It works pretty decent.
I have a little bit more appreciation for the functionality of the mobile app because it slides in and
out of the content.
So pretty cool.
But again, it's I can show it to you, but you will get the greatest value out of using the mobile
app if you actually spend time and experiment with it.