How to Write a KILLER LinkedIn Profile And 18 Mistakes to Avoid

Brenda is a "must read" and "must consult" for people entering, re-entering, or reconfiguring their place at work." - Susan Gainen, Principal Consultant, Pass the Baton, Minneapolis, MN"Brenda Bernstein's e-book holds key profile strategies and important tips on avoiding LinkedIn pitfalls. This book not only got me to 100% but I got an interview within a week of implementing the changes - and I got the job! This book is a must for anyone in career transition! - Zachary Myers, Engineer"Using Brenda's insightful techniques, I transformed my one-dimensional career history into a compelling brand-focused profile that has increased my profile reviews and name search results by 20%!" - Nikki Champagnie, Career Services Professional, Houston,

Are you getting the results you want from your LinkedIn profile?Already a #1 best-selling e-book, this LinkedIn "bible" offers 18 detailed strategies and writing tips PLUS 7 Bonus tips that will teach you how to get found on LinkedIn, and how to keep people reading after they find you. Contains tips for job seekers, business owners and other professionals.INCLUDES the PDF version - with lifetime updates!!The only FULL-COLOR LinkedIn book on the market!Easy to understand tips with images for easy implementation.RESULTS TO EXPECT:Improve your search rankingsGet contacted by clients and recruitersImpress visitors with an eye-catching photo and background imageIncrease your network with etiquette and easeShowcase your strengths with an effective, unique LinkedIn Summary (examples included!)Utilize each and every section of your profile to it's maximum potentialOptimize format and structure

Stephen Cataldo said surprising mix of efficiency and depth. I only budgeted a brief time to reading the book so far, but managed to transform my LinkedIn profile. I'm usually a skeptic about these kinds of books and hope other social media guides will copy the style here:1) The book gets you exactly where you need to go as far as LinkedIn as a website, so you don't waste time looking for buttons if you're not sp. Not enough "how to" to make it worth paying for. There were some helpful points about mistakes people make, especially about writing a better header, but overall there wasn't anything earth shattering. A lot of the same points I've seen in articles online. It was nice to have it all together, but truthfully I wouldn't buy this book or recommend someone to buy it. I think I got to read it for free as p. Jill Clardy said Great Advice - Whether or Not You're a Job Seeker. I was an early adopter of LinkedIn and have updated my profile frequently; however I still learned a lot from this book. The 18 Mistakes to Avoid is just another way to say "the top 18 things you need to do on your profile". For instance, include a recent professional head shot. I'm still surprised at the number of contacts who have no image posted, or