IN THE MEDIA
Why you need to keep your foot on the pedal in the good times
Why being charming and flirtatious makes great business sense all year
What your LinkedIn profile says about you (and your business) and 10 ways to make it better
A plea to managers: Treat young workers with compassion and kindness
All that glitters is not gold: The upsurge of paid followers and engagement on LinkedIn
Why LinkedIn is 277% more effective for lead generation and professional development
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Personal brand: The one thing you need to get sorted before any other marketing activities
PODCAST: Using Story to Attract your Tribe
How the LinkedIn community is shifting in the face of COVID-19
Ignore social proof at your peril when hiring staff or suppliers
Self-promotion on hold: How LinkedIn users are connecting during Australia’s bushfire crisis
Videos are less effective on LinkedIn (and car-filmed clips are partly to blame)
You’ve stuffed up, now what? Why the power of a genuine apology can move mountains
Unless you’re Trump or ScoMo, you should be running your own LinkedIn profile
There is no correlation between age and value, but ageism is always a sign of stupidity
Be honest about your situation: How vulnerability helps businesses thrive
Sliced bread or a necessary evil? What LinkedIn members really think about the platform
The elements that are missing from your website (and how they’re costing you business)
Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has been accused of ageism, suggesting older Aussies are a burden on the economy. pic.twitter.com/2UthYCZLxT
— Sunrise (@sunriseon7) November 22, 2019
Should you become self-employed in 2020 or stay in a paid job?
AGAINST: Why the lesson from the Melbourne Cup needs attention
The underbelly of LinkedIn: how to protect your personal brand
A bland personal brand won’t get you any customers. Dig deeper.
Feel the churn: How to bounce back after losing staff and clients
Are you missing out on opportunities and damaging your personal brand?
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