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EPISODE · May 3, 2013 · 57 MIN

Linkedin - how to use it to develop your career and business with Will Kintish

from The Business Elevation Show Where Good Matters · host Chris Cooper

Do you understand how to use Linkedin really effectively? Or are you one of the many people who just try to collect as many connections as possible? My guest on this show Will Kintish never changes his message "There is nothing to beat face-to face networking". But when you use Linkedin in conjunction with traditional networking it is a powerful cocktail for developing your career and building your business. Strategy for success is visibility and in today's world it is critical that all 'serious' players have an online presence. Of all the social networks Linkedin has to be the best for your career and business. If you own a business you will have a website but Linkedin offers you a company profile to add value to your online marketing and sales effort. Join me with one of the leading exponents and advisors on Linkedin to understand the very best way to use it to achieve exceptional personal and business connections and results.

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