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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2020 · 14 MIN

Episode 136: How to use LinkedIn Polls

from Raise Your Visibility Online – LinkedIn, Video & B2B Marketing for Professionals

Why use LinkedIn Polls?  This is one of my new favourite features on LinkedIn! Polls are part of your 'create a post' options They help you engage with other members Ask for opinions Find out what your audience REALLY wants to know about Helps with identifying your content topics Some Poll Basics: Only the person who is running the poll can see how each person has voted Your network can see the volume of votes for each option, but not who has voted for which option Page Admins can vote on behalf of their page in a poll You can change your vote but you can only vote once Polls cannot be edited but can be deleted by the owner   To check out my latest polls, come and connect with me on LieIn - www.linkedin.com/in/louisebrogan If you would like more support and training on how to use LinkedIn, check out book your VIP session today   To keep yourself up to date with LinkedIn, subscribe to the podcast and leave me a review on Apple Podcasts to get your shout-out! 

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