The following founders provide great examples for you to follow. They use Twitter to share issues that matter to them, promote their businesses, and engage with other founders, customers, partners, investors, team members, and the media.
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Most executives know they should be on LinkedIn but it isn’t clear what that actually means. Is it enough to have a profile? Do you need to post, and if so, how often? Turning to LinkedIn experts for advice doesn’t help, mainly because most of them are speaking to...
Crossing $5M in revenue changes almost everything about how a company operates. You have more customers, more employees, and more complexity. You’re building a leadership team. You have a sales organization. You are investing in marketing. If you have investors, they...
In the early stages of building a business, the CEO carries almost everything. You’re selling the vision, closing the deals, building the product, pitching investors, and trying to hire the people who will help you grow. With that level of responsibility, it’s natural...
Layoffs across big tech are creating a familiar kind of uncertainty, something even the strongest performers can’t control. But there is something you can control right now: your LinkedIn presence and how you show up publicly as a leader. In times like these, a...
When you’re hiring, the best candidates aren’t just looking at the job description. They’re looking at you. Before they apply, they check your LinkedIn profile. They look at the company page. They click through to see who else works there. They want to know what it’s...
