Posts Tagged ‘people’

The biggest complaint about LinkedIn I hear is that people don’t know how to use it. Facebook makes sense. MySpace makes sense. But for some reason there’s a disconnect when it comes to LinkedIn.

For a while, too, I couldn’t see that much value in LinkedIn. The interface was a bit clunky and there didn’t seem to be much you could do with your network.

However, after using LinkedIn aggressively these past months, I know it’s a valuable tool that anyone in business should be using. So here I present my five reasons why you should be on LinkedIn.

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In my world of web creation, there are two broad and simple categories of people: those who can strategically match a web presence to their organizational goals and those who want a web site for the sake of having one.

There are some unique and obvious differences in these two groups. And of course, being "broad" and "simple", these groups do not represent every situation. I use them as general guidelines in judging projects.

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