Learn how you can use a research-based philosophy & strategies with keywords to create your LinkedIn profile, as well as understand the role of cognitive neuroscience & how people skim online content.

 Did you know …  LinkedIn has over 722+ million users worldwide and welcomes a new member every two seconds?

With statistics like these, how can you define your value proposition, optimize your LinkedIn profile, and leverage your competitive edge for career transition or career management?

This informative workshop will delve into a research-based philosophy and strategies to create a LinkedIn profile that is geared towards viewers with average attention spans of about 7 seconds. You’ll get insights into the role of cognitive neuroscience and how the evolution of the “digital brain” is central to what and how people skim online content. You’ll discover tips, tricks, and best practices to more strategically format your LinkedIn profile, optimize your use of keywords, and differentiate your personal brand.

• By attending this session, you’ll learn:
• Where in your profile to effectively incorporate keywords
• How to clearly brand yourself
• How to develop your “secret sauce” to stand out
• How to strategically format and streamline your profile
• When, where, and why you need to engage in thought leadership

 

 Webinar Fee: Free (No Charge)

 

Instructor Bio:  

Lynne M. Williams, Ed.D. Candidate is the Executive Director of the Great  Careers Group & BENG an all-volunteer 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides career education and networking connections for: 1) jobseekers in career transition, including veterans and 2) employed and self-employed for career management. In addition, Lynne is also the owner of Around the Clock Executive Helper, a writer of resumes and LinkedIn profiles.