Etiquette
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Customize Your Correspondence For More Success
Posted by Steve Tylock on 12 Oct 2008 | Tagged as: Etiquette, Introductions, Ways to Use LinkedIn
One of my readers – Tom – shared an interesting statistic with me: the response rate when he sends out InMail.
You see Tom prospects with the help of LinkedIn and has experimented with different approach styles.
It’s a fascinating look at just how important it is to speak (and write) to someone as an individual.
Getting Introduced
Posted by Steve Tylock on 11 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Etiquette, Introductions, Ways to Use LinkedIn
A reader asks “How do I meet people with LinkedIn?”
While I’m vocal about not “meeting” people with an invitation to connect, the mechanism to meet people through an introduction sometimes gets glossed over. So I thought it would make a good article…
The Company You Keep
Posted by Steve Tylock on 02 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Connections, Etiquette
I know I’ve got a post about LinkedIn Group changes to get out, but I was replying to a friend and realized I had to get this into a post right now…-)
One of the topics was – are we judged by the company we keep.
Definitely.
And LinkedIn is no different…
A Matter of Trust
Posted by Steve Tylock on 01 May 2008 | Tagged as: Etiquette
Over the last couple weeks as I’ve been planning and working on the re-launch of LinkedInPersonalTrainer.com, a number of people have asked me some good questions about LinkedIn.
This one seemed to make a great first post…
One of my connections was wondering about a recent group of requests she received – professionals wanting to connect with her – and each had restricted viewing their own connections. She wanted my thoughts on why they would do this.
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