Here is the summary of a wonderful infographic featured on Infographic A Day.
Create a Great LinkedIn Profile
- Update your status regularly.
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Have a professional photo.
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Complete all the fields in your profile, including newly added fields.
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Update your jobs to feature keywords in your titles and descriptions.
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Update applications to showcase your interests: Amazon reading list, slideshows, blog posts.
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Write a catchy headline and summary.
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Join new LinkedIn groups relevant to your interests.
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Start a discussion relevant to the group.
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Comment on discussions others have started.
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Add a promotion for special events or upcoming classes.
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Connect with people you’ve interacted with in groups.
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Start a group to connect to like-minded people.
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Read popular discussions to learn what people want to know.
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Post a question in LinkedIn Answers.
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Answer questions related to your interests.
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Search questions about your topic to see what people want help with.
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Comment on the status of your connections.
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Add the Rapportive.com email tool to your email to connect with other LinkedIn users.
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Write recommendations for close professional contacts.
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Request recommendations from close contacts.
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Request LinkedIn introductions to those you could collaborate with.
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Send messages to those in your network – birthday wishes, interesting articles, etc.
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Search for people to connect with.
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Respond to messages in your inbox.
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Create your company page.
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Add products and services to your page.
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Request reviews from clients.
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Post jobs for potential applicants.
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Make sure employees and associates add your company to their profiles.
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Connect your blog and Twitter accounts to your page.
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Look at the LinkedIn People You May Know recommendations every time you log in.
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Add your email connections to your network.
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Invite real-world friends and connections to your network.
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Invite thought-leaders and influencers to your network.
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Add your current business connections.
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Add long-lost connections.
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View the connections of your contacts for potential new connections.
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