When's the last time you logged into LinkedIn?

2016? 2017?

The year you stopped working at that soul-sucking job and started your business, only to never think about LinkedIn again?

Yeah, me too. And, after talking to today’s guest, I think we might've been missing out!

In this episode, I sit down with Nicole Marguerite Gray (yes, we say her full government name every time, and yes, there's a reason) to talk about why LinkedIn isn't just for corporate bros in suits anymore. Nicole's a digital reputation strategist who's been making people look trustworthy on the internet for years, and she's here to convince you that LinkedIn might actually be worth your time.

We're discussing spring cleaning your connections, turning your profile into a sales page, posting without the cringe factor, and why you don't technically need a website if your LinkedIn is fire enough. (Yes, she said that to my face. Yes, we made up about it.)

TOPICS & TANGENTS

— Turning your LinkedIn profile into a sales page

— The headline vs. banner strategy that actually works

— What the hell to post on LinkedIn and how often

— The 11-touch rule for getting noticed

— Writing for LinkedIn vs. literally any other platform

— Why nobody cooler than you will ever make fun of you

POINT OF THE STORY

LinkedIn is the only platform where people log in ready to invest in their business. If you’re a person with a point of view, good personality, and an interest in making money, LinkedIn is for you.

GIVEAWAY

Want a free one-on-one strategy session with me? Go to Spotify and comment on this podcast episode what you loved about the episode, and I’ll enter you to win!

Love you, mean it. 🖤

NICOLE LINKS

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— Check out her website

— LinkedIn Launch Workshop

— The LinkedIn Sales Page Workshop

— Nicole’s walkout song

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