Quick LinkedIn profile question...
I am following the advice from a report on how to improve my linkedin profile...
But one thing confuses me.
Her sample profile has a *headline* and a sub-headline she can edit.
In that space, she put here 1st nd last name, then a pipe ( | ) then one of her niche specialties, then another pipe, then another specialty, etc. until there are several specialties listed.
On MY profile, that same spot is for my NAME (just fields for 1st and last name ONLY).
Then where the SUB-headline is on her sample profile, show also has a(nother) multi-specialty wording -- a lot of it. -- On MY prrofile, there IS a sub-headline space -- but there's no as much room in it as her sample profile has.
Note: I have a free profile, maybe that makes a difference.
Does she have a different *type* of page? Like maybe I have a "person" page, and she has a "business" page?
Can someone please try to clarify my confusion on this?
Thanks!
-- TW
PS: I also wanna know how you think I should fill out my profile if I have a few different businesses? How do I avoid looking like a jack of all trades, master of none?
But one thing confuses me.
Her sample profile has a *headline* and a sub-headline she can edit.
In that space, she put here 1st nd last name, then a pipe ( | ) then one of her niche specialties, then another pipe, then another specialty, etc. until there are several specialties listed.
On MY profile, that same spot is for my NAME (just fields for 1st and last name ONLY).
Then where the SUB-headline is on her sample profile, show also has a(nother) multi-specialty wording -- a lot of it. -- On MY prrofile, there IS a sub-headline space -- but there's no as much room in it as her sample profile has.
Note: I have a free profile, maybe that makes a difference.
Does she have a different *type* of page? Like maybe I have a "person" page, and she has a "business" page?
Can someone please try to clarify my confusion on this?
Thanks!
-- TW
PS: I also wanna know how you think I should fill out my profile if I have a few different businesses? How do I avoid looking like a jack of all trades, master of none?