Common Linkedin mistakes you can avoid
Build a Linkedin Network that generates revenue
Episode 250 (Daniel is based in Israel)
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In this conversation, we explore…
Why your personal LinkedIn profile is more valuable than your company page
The truth about connection quantity vs. quality
How to turn LinkedIn invitations into sales conversations
Why vanity metrics won’t grow your business
When and why not to post on LinkedIn
How to use mutual con...
Common Linkedin mistakes you can avoid
Build a Linkedin Network that generates revenue
Episode 250 (Daniel is based in Israel)
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In this conversation, we explore…
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Why your personal LinkedIn profile is more valuable than your company page
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The truth about connection quantity vs. quality
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How to turn LinkedIn invitations into sales conversations
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Why vanity metrics won’t grow your business
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When and why not to post on LinkedIn
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How to use mutual connections for warm introductions
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Why following is better than connecting—at first
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The most effective way to update your profile
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How to build meaningful, sustainable LinkedIn relationships
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The surprising reason your last presentation fell flat—and how to fix it
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About our guest, Daniel Alfon:
Daniel helps business owners how to gain new clients with the power of Linkedin. He is author of "Build a Linkedin Profile for Business Success".
You can arrange a private one-to-one coaching session to review your Linkedin profile and approach here.
https://www.danielalfon.com/store/personal-1-1-session/
This is a paid 1:1 session
Learn more about the resources available.
https://www.danielalfon.com/
Visit and follow Daniel on Linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alfon/
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Key Learning Points
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Your personal LinkedIn profile is more important than your company page.
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Connections should be based on quality, not quantity.
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LinkedIn can work without posting—relationship-building matters more.
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Don't accept all invites—assess the lead before connecting.
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Vanity metrics (likes, followers) don’t drive revenue.
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Use mutual connections to request introductions.
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End presentations with a strong message, not Q&A.
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“What's in it for me?” should drive your messaging.
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Use LinkedIn milestones (birthdays, job changes) to maintain real connections.
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Your LinkedIn profile needs regular feedback and updating to stay aligned with your business.
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