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Linkedin Training for Construction and Built Environment Professionals UKDo you have a Linkedinaccount but don’t know how to use it?

You should take this Linkedin afternoon training workshop if:

  1. You have a Linkedin Account but haven’t seen any results; or
  2. You’re new to Linkedin and want to get off on the right foot; or
  3. Your company wants to get into Linkedin as a way of generating business; send your staff to this workshop to get them up to speed.

“I attended this workshop last week, Su has an engaging style and made the topic very accessible. If you’re unsure what benefits can be had from LinkedIn then I recommend you attend this course.”

Debbie Raymond, Business Development Manager at Vosseler (UK) Ltd

The workshop

  1. Introduces the principles of professional networking with Linkedin;
  2. Leads you through key processes such as adding and removing connections and how to manage unsolicited approaches;
  3. Teaches how to use Linkedin as a referral generator;
  4. Sets out a process for measuring results.

All the processes shown in the workshop can be achieved with a free Linkedin account. Each afternoon workshop is an intensive practical session and you don’t get left on your own afterwards either. Our first workshop was held in London in March and the participants are actively involved in the associated (invitation only) support group on Linkedin, helping each other build on what they have learned in the months to come, and looking forward to meeting you.

Linkedin Training Recommendations

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Upcoming Workshops:

Manchester on Tuesday 8th May

To coincide with GreenBuild Expo we are running a fringe workshop: a double helping of Linkedin and Twitter with Martin Brown (aka @fairsnape). I’ll run a 3-hour Linkedin Workshop and then Martin will run a 2-hour Twitter Workshop followed by a live Tweetchat in advance of GreenBuild Expo which is on 9th and 10th May. You can choose to join one or both workshops, there is a reduce rate for the two combined.

Eventbrite - Linkedin and Twitter Training: (Manchester May 2012)

London on Tuesday 22nd May

In the fantastic Herman Miller Showroom, 61 Aldwych. You can find out more about the London event and book here. If you book before 1st May there is a £25 ‘EarlyBird’ discount.

Eventbrite - Linkedin Training For Construction Professionals: (London May 2012)

Leeds in June

Martin and I will be running double bill workshops similar to the Manchester ones, in mid June. More details to follow; again fill out the form below to be kept informed.

I’ve also had interest for workshops in the Midlands, Cambridgeshire, the South West and further North, and others can be arranged if there is the demand, including webinars.

If you’d like me to deliver a workshop near you, and if you’d like to be informed of dates, times and prices, please complete the form below. Want a webinar? Just enter ‘webinar’ in the Postcode field, I’ll be in touch.

Attendees at the workshops receive refreshments, a personalised workbook full of advice and information to work in during and after the event, and an invitation to join my Just Practising group on Linkedin where we can carry on the conversation and support each other as we learn how to use Linkedin better. If you’d like to come, don’t forget to book early!

 

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