Says a quick overview in using LinkedIn as a business tool.
There's a lot more I can teach you, but I think if I give you these highlights, then you can start
experimenting yourself.
Maybe you want to use the mobile app.
I like the mobile app.
I use it on a regular basis basically to stay out of pain, aware of what's going on.
Maybe some messaging don't do posting there.
Maybe you want to use LinkedIn line.
Maybe you want to use LinkedIn audio.
The best way to determine if you want to use it is to experiment with it.
Get used to figure out how to do it.
Which, by the way, LinkedIn live's a little tricky because again, you've got to use a third party
tool like stream yard or re stream or one of those tools.
LinkedIn audio.
Go experiment with it.
If you do it and you don't like it.
Do it again and see if you can do it better.
If you still don't like it and you don't have time to do it, don't use it.
Just another way for you to engage with your target audience.
LinkedIn's a business tool, and the purpose of this course was just to introduce you to LinkedIn,
introduce you to your LinkedIn profile, introduce you to LinkedIn network, introduce you to engaging.
And some of the best practices associated with using different areas of LinkedIn.
Strongly encourage you to go experiment with it, go through this course again, stop after each different
section and go play with the LinkedIn networking.
Go play with LinkedIn engagement.
Go play your LinkedIn profile.
Go play the LinkedIn company page, etc., etc. and then come back through the course again.
And if you really want to get the greatest help from me on using LinkedIn as a business tool, then
consider my other courses of how to build a professional LinkedIn profile, how to build a professional
LinkedIn network, and how to build your brand using LinkedIn.
I'm Teddy, the LinkedIn strategist and trainer, and I love LinkedIn as a business tool and I hope
you get value from this course.