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LinkedIn for Consultants Serving Early Education: 10 Tips for Attracting Clients, by Fran Simon NO CERTIFICATES

LinkedIn for Consultants Serving Early Education: 10 Tips for Attracting Clients, by Fran Simon NO CERTIFICATES

Jan
23

2 PM - 3:30 PM EST

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Sponsored by Early Childhood Investigations Consultants Directory.



Please be advised that this webinar is for Consultants.

Certificates of Attendance and CEUs will not be offered in this session.

This webinar is on TUESDAY, January 23rd.

 

LinkedIn can help consultants attract early education clients? Really? Yes, really!

Commonly known as a job-searching site, LinkedIn is far more than that! It can be a powerful magnet for potential clients who need expertise, but don’t know how to find it. Using principles of "Pro-personal" (professional + personal) networking on LinkedIn, you can demonstrate expertise and knowledge to

Like hundreds of thousands of consultants, you probably already have a profile on LinkedIn, but you are still waiting for potential clients to find you. Yeah, that won’t happen. Few people, much less your target clients will contact you unless you take a few simple steps to give them reason to connect. After all, it’s called “social media” for a reason.. You have to be social to make it work.

In this session, you will learn how to use 10 easy tips that will help you build credibility as an expert and ultimately generate interest in your expertise.

In addition to the tips, this session will include a live demonstration of the aspects of LinkedIn that are most impactful for consultants in the early education industry.

You will learn 10 tips to:

  • Search for and connect with the people who will grow your ability to connect with the right clients.

  • Join, engage in, and start new “Groups” to attract interest in your expertise.

  • Use basic engagement techniques that help you engage in discussions.

  • Understand the culture etiquette of LinkedIn.

  • Start using "Pro-personal" networking as one of the tools in your marketing toolkit.

 

CERTIFICATES WILL NOT BE OFFERED IN THIS SESSION You may be one of the lucky attendees who will win one of two free subscriptions for a profile on the Directory! Of course, you must be present to win! To ensure you receive confirmation and reminder emails, add [email protected] to your contacts list. If you do not receive your email confirmation, check your Spam or Junk mail folders in your email system. See the other webinars for Consultants.

 

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