by Andy Foote | Feb 28, 2015 | 1st Degree Connections, 500 Connections, Connections, Disconnect, Endorsements, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Publishing, Popular, Publisher, Social share stats
[Update March 2019] Most of these hacks no longer work š But – I just compiled a brand new list (8 great hacks!) which will delight and satisfy anyone who’s focused on getting maximum value from the LinkedIn platform, read it here:Ā 8 Stunningly Clever...
by Andy Foote | Nov 20, 2014 | Algorithm, Channels, LinkedIn, Linkedin Channels, LinkedIn Publishing, Publisher, Pulse
This is the first time in this blogās short history that Iāve had a guest post and it gives me great pleasure to introduce Gericke Potgieter and his firm Artifex Knowledge Engineering to my readers. I learned of Gerickeās work via Quora when I got a notification last...
by Andy Foote | Sep 19, 2014 | Engagement, LinkedIn, Linkedin Channels, LinkedIn Publishing, Posts, Publisher, Pulse
It’s still early days for the LinkedIn Publishing experiment but as more people participate, more data becomes available, a recent study focusing on the parameters of top performing LinkedIn content, caught my eye. Paul Shapiro, Organic Search Director for...
by Andy Foote | Aug 29, 2014 | Channels, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Publishing, Publisher
As a new LinkedIn Publisher, I still have much to learn. I’ve been taking a close look at LinkedIn Channels recently and I think I may have found a better way to present them. What do you think? The information in this post is freely available on LinkedIn but...
by Andy Foote | Aug 14, 2014 | Connections, Engagement, Introductions, LinkedIn, Networking
I used to think that LinkedIn introductions were redundant and unnecessary. Why bother someone else when you could easily find a way to contact the person directly? Why did I need a middle man? Yesterday I received an introduction request which completely changed that...
by Andy Foote | Jun 18, 2014 | Anonymous, LinkedIn, Privacy & Settings, Stalking, Who's Viewed Your Profile
Anonymous browsing. Some of us have probably done it. There are lots of reasons for doing it. But when it happens to us, we generally don’t like it. Some LinkedIn users equate it with stalking and who are we to say otherwise? LinkedIn aren’t sure what to...
