Great question! I'll do a detailed video sometime but here are some ideas 1. Your story: Share highlights of your career and how that inspires the work you currently do 2. Periodic updates: Of a project you're undertaking, a book you're reading, a trend you're following - but do all these speaking from your own perspective 3. Challenges: Share some professional challenges you're having and ask for opinions ( make sure it's a challenge that's not too personal) @favourabraham7361 hope these help
Yes and no. Yes, because the audience there is already coming to the platform with expectations of professional engagement. so you want to avoid content that may show you in a bad light unknowingly. No, because you want to not sound like a robot, so it's okay to bring in some (appropriate) fun content here and there. The perfect strategy is to always convey your not-so-professional content to suit professional tones, or alternatively, mix up your content with both, but always make sure you are not portraying an unwanted perception of who you are as a professional. What do you think?
@supersetso thank you so much I think I do understand the whole concept You just have to be in the middle of being professional and yourself. Thank you 🙏🏽
What kind of content do you post on LinkedIn?
Great question!
I'll do a detailed video sometime but here are some ideas
1. Your story: Share highlights of your career and how that inspires the work you currently do
2. Periodic updates: Of a project you're undertaking, a book you're reading, a trend you're following - but do all these speaking from your own perspective
3. Challenges: Share some professional challenges you're having and ask for opinions ( make sure it's a challenge that's not too personal)
@favourabraham7361 hope these help
Is it only professional content that one can post on LinkedIn?
Yes and no.
Yes, because the audience there is already coming to the platform with expectations of professional engagement.
so you want to avoid content that may show you in a bad light unknowingly.
No, because you want to not sound like a robot, so it's okay to bring in some (appropriate) fun content here and there.
The perfect strategy is to always convey your not-so-professional content to suit professional tones, or alternatively, mix up your content with both, but always make sure you are not portraying an unwanted perception of who you are as a professional.
What do you think?
@supersetso thank you so much
I think I do understand the whole concept
You just have to be in the middle of being professional and yourself. Thank you 🙏🏽
@@UniqueEkwugha Exactly.
@@supersetso Brilliant answer ❤. Thank you.
@@carolinewakairu4665 Thank you ☺