How to Write Your LinkedIn®
Join for free or sign-in to LinkedIn.com, the world’s largest professional network
with more than 500 million users in more than 200 countries and territories
worldwide, LinkedIn provides you a simple to use and powerful platform
to develop your career and search for jobs. LinkedIn relies on matching of
keywords to create relevancy between you and the searching party.
best place to use keywords.
1. A good Headline will attract people to help you get hired. The headline
like to do next. You want your headline to entice viewers to read further.
2. Summary is a place for you to summarize your best in a scannable format
keeping sentences short. Highlight results from assessments taken, skills
and abilities possessed as well as inviting people to connect with you using
your email address.
3. Experience highlights your work history. Be sure to provide 3-5 bullet points
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under each position you have held.
4. Education allows for you to list your schooling and training as well as brief
5. Skills & Endorsements highlights what you do best and provides opportunity
for endorsements. Organize in order of most to least important.
6. Interests speaks more to who you are than what you do at work. Here you
can connect with people of similar interests and values.
Then add two quality images:
1. A head and shoulders photograph of you that you like.
2. A background header image relevant to your occupation and/or industry.
1. Focus on keywords: To improve your standing when employers search
LinkedIn and Google, you’ll want to include keywords that highlight your
top skills.
2. Write how you speak. Think about how you would speak to someone you
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