Here are the 2013 workshop dates, plus scroll down for a tip about the New Linkedin Profile.
Social Media Strategy in a (half) Day
Monday 11 February ONLY – More Information and Booking Here:
Linkedin for Professionals
Thursdays 21 March, 16 May, 11 July – More Information and Booking Here:
Twitter Masterclass
Thursday 25th April, 13 June – More Information to follow. I shall be publishing the Twitter Masterclass details in next week’s workshops email – sign up here for updates and tips like this.
Venues
All these sessions are at Herman Miller in London. I’m also open to invitations to do workshops elsewhere in the UK of course, if we can get the numbers (10-20 is ideal). Please reply to this email if you’re interested in helping me put one together in your area.
To view all the dates you can follow this link.
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Now sure if these workshops are for you? Check out the testimonials here.
Tip: Check your Linkedin Profile Photo
Linkedin has been rolling out its new profile layout to all users over the last month. If you haven’t looked before, go to Linkedin.com, log in and click Profile/View Profile.
Has your profile photograph shrunk like this? The new profile layout has a larger default photo – 382x382pixels – and if the image you originally uploaded is smaller, Linkedin will show the difference with a grey box around the image. Click on the image and like a visitor, you can see the largest size the photo will display. Is it a good enough quality image? If not you may want to consider getting one done professionally. After all, first impressions are important.
To put right the grey boundary to your photo, choose a new photo to upload, at least 382×382 pixels in size, and upload it by going to Profile/Edit my Profile and clicking on the photo. You can upload a photo up to 4mB in size and Linkedin will just resize it for you and allow you to crop it correctly.
You’ll notice also that Linkedin is using square versions of your photo in a number of different ways. Make good use of this feature and choose a photo that looks good at 382×382 pixels and at the tiny 60×60 size that appears in search.
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