All Eyes on Me : How to increase views on your Linkedin profile

This ebook on HOW to INCREASE views on your Linkedin profile is exactly the book you need if you want to improve your stats on Linkedin.

You can view these each week, most important of these being the number of views you get on your Linkedin profile.

Based on this number and the companies which often view your profile, you can prepare yourself to be engaged with your most devoted followers.

Having a profile on Linkedin is the first to begin your journey there.

In order to be visible, you must apply certain techniques I'm writing about in this e-book.

The e-book has 43 pages.

It has:

1. a section on the most important parts of your Linkedin profile and how you should fill these
2. a case study of working together with a client whose profile got more views after 1 week, with higher engagement rates by the viewers
3. a list of 4 methods/tactics you can use to invite more viewers to your Linkedin profile and increase the chances of a collaboration, job offer or concluding sales
4. a template which will show you what you certainly need to complete in your profile to make it appealing, complete and trustworthy
5. messages from people got in the DM section of my profile, finding it compelling, job offer from renown companies, relocation offers etc., but you can also see how my contacts start off their conversation in more than 1 language
6. the Thank you page (a Thank you to my mentors, who don't know how they helped me, nor why I regard them mentors)
   

The e-book has been designed for:

• solopreneurs to work on their personal brand on Linkedin as the best platform to do that
• employees of companies wanting to find a new job, and those who have been
• unemployed long (I'm helping this group by donating 15% from the e-book's purchase)
  

Enjoy your read.

After having read the book, you can always contact me for a 15 min free consultation here:

15 min free talk

Best regards,

Mariann

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15 % of the purchase will go towards helping organisations to provide a better training and support to those people who have difficulties in finding a job.