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July 13th, 2022
6:30 PM EST
Workshop: How to Create a LinkedIn Profile That Gets Noticed
For company directors and decision-makers, LinkedIn is a powerful business development tool – if it is used with strategy and foresight. B2B marketing experts report that 80 percent of their leads from social media come from LinkedIn, yet many of us still aren’t using it or haven’t updated it since the last time we were hired. By utilizing LinkedIn effectively, you can leverage it to enhance your business development efforts and broaden your network.
In this workshop, you will learn how to optimize your LinkedIn profile and make a great first impression. You’ll walk away with the following tools you can immediately put to work:
Insight on creating a cover photo that speaks to your industry and personality.
The importance of a good headshot.
How to craft a powerful Headline that helps your profile show up in search results.
Tips on how to write an About section that people will actually read.
Learn the importance of including images and “featured” projects.
Tricks for improving your search results and getting more views.
It’s time to get noticed!
The workshop will be hosted by:
Melissa Wagner Founder, WAGNER CREATIVE
Melissa Wagner, founder of WAGNER CREATIVE, is a marketing and business development professional expressly focused on meeting the specific needs of Architecture & Design industries.
As a fine artist herself, and an advocate for the industry she serves, Melissa is keenly attuned to the creative process and studio-specific demands. She offers broad-spectrum marketing, PR, and communications support to maximize exposure and bring clients’ messages to their intended, best-suited audience.
Melissa is passionate about working with women-owned and operated businesses and forging relationships between clients at the service of their collective growth and industry innovation. By harnessing the strategic value of intelligent networking, Melissa has constructed a unique ability to identify complementary potential and built a client-base of future collaborators rather than competitors.