Linked In 101 - Apprentice Level

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Project: LinkedIn 101 - Apprentice
Description: Basic Webinar on how to setup your Linked In Account:
Project Goals: Provide the basic background on how to use Linked In, so that other social network application will together.
Registration Link :
Over 55 million professionals use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas and opportunities. This webinar will cover the basics on how to setup your Linked In account. The topics that we will be covering are:


In this Webinar, we will cover :
  1. How to setup your Linked In Account.
  2. Profile Settings
  3. Uploading your photo.
  4. What is a feed
  5. Adding Twitter to your profile
  6. Joining a group or association
  7. Making connections.
  8. Allowing others to connect to you.
  9. Finding Jobs on Linked In

  10. Checking your mail on Linked In

Although the first session is basic in it's approach and coverage of the Linked In application, it is an essential part of understanding how to use Linked In . It is important to understand this before integrating LinkedIn with some of your other applications.

Linked in is growing so fast and adding applications to their network, our future Webinars will be based on applications which are 'in the buzz' and are showing the most potential.

If any of this information concerning Facebook interests you, please attend this basic webinar first. As always, we appreciate your attendance and look forward to serving you in the future.

Registration Link : https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/266956075
Author Contact: Stan Bush Contact Phone: (478) 227-4736 or (478) 227-4SEO
Contact Email : stan@salestrainingandnetworking.com
Contact Twitter : stanbush Contact Facebook : http://profile.to/stanbush
Company Name : Sales Training And Networking
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