#Linked In Tips

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Blindly rating LinkedIn tips ⬇️ The problem with LinkedIn advice online? Most of it sounds good, but when you put it into practice… it doesn’t actually get you results. I’ve rated the most common tips I’ve seen from good to bad, so you can focus on the things that are actually important. 🔥 We’ve also put together a free LinkedIn checklist to help you avoid the most common mistakes. Just comment LINKEDIN and we’ll send it to you. Follow @techtalkuk for more tips like this 😎 #jobsearch #linkedintips #jobsearchtips #jobseekers #londonjobs

Apply LinkedIn jobs posted in the last 1 hr 🤯 Using this job search hack 🔥 We’re hosting a FREE job hunt masterclass this 24 & 25 JUNE This is where we teach: 1️⃣ How to make a solid resume 2️⃣ How to optimise your LinkedIn 3️⃣ How to network with industry leaders Comment WEBINAR for the link 🔥 Have you tried this LinkedIn job search hack?

1️⃣ Attention-Grabbing Headline Prompt: Act as a recruiter hiring for my target role. Based on my resume below, write 5 LinkedIn headlines that clearly communicate my role, impact, and keywords recruiters search for. Keep each headline under 220 characters and optimize for LinkedIn search. [Paste resume] Why it works: recruiter POV + keyword optimization. 2️⃣ Magnetic About Section Prompt: Write a scroll-stopping LinkedIn About section in a conversational but professional tone. Structure it as: • Line 1: Strong hook • Paragraph 1: Who I am + what I do • Paragraph 2: Proof (experience, results, industries) • Paragraph 3: What I’m looking for / building next Limit to 200–250 words. [Paste current About or resume] Why it works: hooks + clarity + direction. 3️⃣ Skills Section That Actually Gets You Found Prompt: Based on my target role [insert role], list: • Top 15 hard skills recruiters filter for • Top 5 soft skills that differentiate candidates • Tools/software commonly mentioned in job descriptions Prioritize ATS + LinkedIn keyword relevance. Why it works: aligns skills with real job postings. 4️⃣ Experience Section (Impact > Responsibilities) Prompt: Rewrite my LinkedIn experience for [Job Title] at [Company] using bullet points. Each bullet should follow this format: Action verb + what I did + how + measurable outcome (if possible). Keep it concise, results-focused, and recruiter-friendly. [Paste responsibilities] Why it works: turns “tasks” into impact. Follow @saraswatritika for more such content!! #linkedin #linkedintips #linkedinprofileoptimization

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Your dead LinkedIn is costing you jobs: Here’s how you’re going to fix that (make sure you save this!) 1. Turn off and back on your “Open to Work” settings. This triggers LinkedIn’s algorithm. Set to “Recruiters only” to avoid the green banner. 2. Design a custom banner in Canva. Add your name, target role, 2-3 key skills, and email. 90% of profiles leave this blank. 3. Add skills and value proposition to your headline. Format: “[Role] | [Skills] | [Value Prop]” Example: “Marketing Manager | SEO, Content | Helping B2B Brands Convert” 4. Make your About section sound human. Start with a hook, tell your story, add one personal detail, end with contact info. Write like you’re talking to a colleague. 5. Use XYZ format for experience bullets. “Accomplished X by doing Y, resulting in Z.” Example: “Increased engagement 45% by implementing content calendar, gaining 10K followers.” 6. Upload media files to each experience entry. Add presentations, projects, articles. Visual proof beats text. 7. Reorder skills for relevance and get endorsements. Put job-relevant skills first. Message connections: “Would you endorse my [specific skills]?” 8. Change location to your target city. Recruiters filter by location. Just be upfront about relocation plans. 9. Personalize requests to high-value professionals. Write 2-3 sentences mentioning something specific from their profile. No generic messages. 10. Post weekly about lessons learned. Share what went wrong and what you learned. Struggle posts beat achievement posts. 11. Leave valuable comments, not “Great post!” Share specific examples, ask questions, offer context in 2-3 sentences. 12. Add best work to Featured section. Pin top posts, articles, projects. This appears right after your headline.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ If you’re ready to land a job in 2026 and you don’t know how to use LinkedIn to do it, make sure you save this for later and that you’re following me @meglovesdata 💕

Stop wasting time applying to LinkedIn jobs where you're competing with 500 other people 😅 ㅤ Here's the hack that gets you hired first: ㅤ - Go to LinkedIn search and type your role + "hiring" (e.g., "product manager, hiring") - Click "Posts" not "Jobs" - you'll see hiring managers actively posting about open roles - Comment on their post with value, not desperation: "I've helped companies like X achieve Y result in this exact role" - DM them within 24 hours: "Saw your post about the role. I have X years doing Y and would love to discuss how I can solve your specific challenges" ㅤ This works because you're reaching them before the role gets flooded with applications 🧏🏽‍♀️ ㅤ You're having a conversation, not submitting a resume into a black hole. ㅤ Most people won't do this because it feels too forward - that's exactly why it works 🤷🏽‍♀️ ㅤ Comment ELITE to get access to my free, no-fluff newsletter, The Elite Edge, packed with career trends, insider intel, and corporate truths no one else will tell you. ㅤ #jobsearch #linkedin #careeradvice #jobhunting #careerstrategy #linkedintips #jobsearchtips #careercoach #professionaldevelopment #careergrowth #jobmarket #careersuccess #networking #jobapplication #executiverecruiter #eliterecruiter #jobmarket2025 #careeradvancement #workplacetips #jobhuntingtips #linkedinhacks #careergoals #hiringmanagers #jobsearchstrategy

part 2 of my job searching strategy 2.0. i added keywords in my linkedin profile and started to get more recruiter dms.

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After 5 years building LinkedIn’s hiring product, I’m sharing 3 insider hacks that actually work Comment “LINKEDIN’ for my free linkedin optimization guide ✅ Hack #1: Find the most recent jobs ✅ Hack #2: 14x your recruiter reach-outs in 10 seconds ✅ Hack #3: Turn profile views into warm leads 💡 BONUS: Type “I’m hiring + [your job title]” in search → Filter → Posts. You’ll find hiring managers posting roles before they hit job boards. The average person applies to 250+ jobs for 1 interview. These hacks change that. Save this post before it disappears from your feed 📌 Tag a friend who’s job hunting #LinkedInHacks #JobSearch CareerTips LinkedInTips JobHunting CareerGrowth

That’s not how you use LinkedIn ‼️ “But Megan, that’s how everyone else uses it, as a job board!” Exactly. LinkedIn makes it super easy for job seekers to apply on autopilot (ahem, Easy Apply ❌). So everyone else does it. And if you do too, your applications just get lost in the void. So here’s how you’re going to be using LinkedIn the right way: (first, save this post!) 1️⃣ Optimize your profile Make everything hyper specific to your target roles. Utilize every section to do this. 2️⃣ Cold messaging This is how you stand out. By proactively reaching out the the decision makers rather than waiting to have your application plucked out from the pile. 3️⃣ Thought leadership Sounds scary. This is just creating posts about your learnings and projects. Helps you stand out further because <1% LinkedIn users actually write posts! 4️⃣ Personal branding Combine your optimized profile with the posts you write and you get a personal brand that not only makes you stand out as a leader, but sets you up for success for all of your future jobs. Want to know how to do all these things for yourself so that you can finally use LinkedIn the RIGHT way? Comment CLASS and I’ll DM you the link to watch my FREE LinkedIn masterclass! Don’t forget to SAVE this post and follow me @meglovesdata for more LinkedIn and tech career advice! #linkedintips #linkedinbio #linkedinjobs #linkedln #jobsearching #jobsearchers #careertip #careertips

Comment "LINKEDIN" to get this Linkedin AI Automation System. Want to automate your LinkedIn posts with ease? Here’s a simple, step-by-step process to get it done. - Start with Apify. Use its LinkedIn post scraper to gather posts from top influencers in your niche. Think of it as collecting inspiration from the best minds in your industry. - Filter with AI. Let AI weed out posts that feel too personal or are tied to specific events. You want evergreen content—stuff that stays relevant. - Expand ideas with Perplexity: Look for gaps in those posts. Missing details? Unexplored angles? Fill them in and make the content richer. Example: If someone shares tips on productivity, add examples or tools they missed. - Polish with ChatGPT. Send the expanded ideas to ChatGPT. It’ll rewrite them in your tone and style, making sure the posts sound like *you*. - Schedule and relax. Once ready, save these posts in a database and schedule them using a LinkedIn module on Make.com. And just like that, you’ve built an automated system for LinkedIn content creation—no sweat! I’ve personally used this method to streamline my workflow, saving hours every week. #linkedintips #linkedinmarketing #aiautomation #aiautomationagency #aiagents #makeautomation #aitools #ainews #aiindia #aicommunity