Best LinkedIn Profiles 2016

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Best LinkedIn Profiles 2016

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• Brittneys profile hits all of the fundamentals,
  leading with published content and a concise,
  bullet list of summary information. A few key
  LinkedIn Tips for Job Seekers
• Bulleted summary and experience information,
  highlighting key responsibilities and success
  stories
• Complete information across experience,
  education, and other key professional details
• Volunteer experience, interests, and active
  participation following groups, organizations,
  and influencers.

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• The first thing that stands out when you view
  Johns profile is the cover photo. I like how
  John utilizing the group photograph to capture
  attention and arguably speak towards the
  importance of teamwork and LinkedIn optimization.
  Additional elements of the profile for example
• Incorporation of third party references, breaking
  up text with visual highlights, and LinkedIn
  recommendations within the majority of his
  listings for experience and positions.
• Rounding out the profile with a comprehensive
  list of volunteer initiatives, honors and awards,
  and skills and endorsements from others.

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• As with all of the other examples, Anthony
  Gioelis profile covers all of the fundamentals,
  including a cover photos and published LinkedIn
  contributions. Additional LinkedIn Tips and
  Tricks
• A concise summary with third party contributions
  incorporated.
• Experience well summarized with bulleted
  information and recommendations where applicable.
• It also looks like Anthony organizes skills and
  endorsements to prioritize those more important
  to current professional endeavors.

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• Xand puts her contact information front and
  center in her profile and makes it easy to
  network with her through multiple means. The best
  example of College Student Linkedin Profile.
  Additional highlights
• 1st person experience summaries with bulleted
  information and supporting recommendations and
  references.
• Outlined publications and project work.
• Rounding out the profile with a comprehensive
  list of volunteer initiatives, certifications,
  and third party interests.

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• Melissas Analyst Linkedin Profile emphasizes her
  current publication and its interesting to see
  how shes prioritized LinkedIn profile assets to
  support and emphasize applicable supporting
  information. Additional highlights and best
  practices
• The use of bullet points (stars) to make for easy
  scanning
• Removing the endorsements which are not relevant
• Personalizing website links instead of the
  generic company.

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• Bryan uses subtle ways to make his profile
  standout, but the key takeaway for any B2B
  marketer is that his information is complete,
  concise, and well organized as for Marketing
  Director Linkedin Profile
• Where this profile stands out is that he joined
  relevant groups and even created his own, all of
  which are directed towards the digital marketing
  profession. The skills section of his profile is
  complete and filled with endorsements, but what
  takes it to the next level are skills which show
  character and add a little fun to the profile
  (see coffee, breathing, drums). Finally, one of
  the most overlooked sections of LinkedIn, the
  projects portion, is filled out.

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• The best example for IT Student Linkedin Profile.
  The first thing that stood out for me was Alans
  cover image, which includes both branding for the
  organization he represents and a subtle
  call-to-action highlighting resources and content
  marketing assets. Here are couple other key
  takeaways to consider
• It might be unintentional but Alans third party
  references, specifically the featured images,
  stand out against the supporting information very
  well. Ive considered this factor when deciding
  what third party articles Ive wanted to place in
  my experience and summary sections as well.
• Clear and concise information with bulleted
  lists, recommendations, and (as indicated
  previously) third party references.

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• Tims profile is another good example of a
  LinkedIn profile covering all critical elements.
  A few key takeaways include LinkedIn Profile
  Help
• Recognized and respected third party publication
  references leading Tims summary section and key
  experience.
• Recommendations, project work, and honors and
  awards supporting key experience.
• A comprehensive list of publications, projects,
  and honors awards.

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• It was interesting to read how Ty leveraged
  LinkedIn functionality to reshape his career and
  emphasize skills and achievements that would lead
  him to new opportunities. As with other profiles
  in this keynote, Ty has complete and concise
  summary and experience information, backed with
  third party publication references, project work,
  and recommendations. You wont find these common
  LinkedIn mistakes on this page for sure.

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• Last but not least, Abbi Whitakers profile
  represents one final example B2B marketers can
  review for completing a thorough and well
  developed LinkedIn profile. I particularly like
  how she lists out and provides a small amount of
  detail in association to third party
  publications, project work, and volunteer
  experience. There you have it. Read these best 10
  LinkedIn profile tips from the experts to
  increase your influence and get the best job.

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