LinkedIn is much more than a job search board, profile, and social media feed. It’s an essential tool for UX professionals who want to level up their professional development and create their own career opportunities. It’s the premier professional networking platform where people at any point in their career journey can share their ideas with the world, connect with peers, and establish a professional reputation.
The biggest challenge is can be figuring out what to talk about, how to say it, who your audience is, and how to bring this all together into an intentional practice that serves both you and the UX community.
On August 25th, 2022, I will be leading a 2-hour interactive workshop focused on the why, what, and how of engaging on LinkedIn with valuable, authentic, and original content. We’ll go beyond the basics and straight to the strategy of using this platform to establish and nurture meaningful relationships, build professional credibility, support our peers, attract opportunities, and impact the rapidly evolving practice of UX.
Tickets are $30 and can be purchased on Eventbrite. The event is being hosted by the formidable Ladies that UX Atlanta! LUXA is a network of diverse women, femmes, and non-binary people offering a supportive environment geared toward building relationships, career development, and community learning.
In this workshop, you will learn how to:
Build your community of friends, colleagues, and supporters
Design and curate your LinkedIn experience
Implement principles for effective engagement
Contribute to the conversation by commenting and posting
Identify what makes content worth sharing
Gain confidence by taking baby steps and experimenting
Go from lurker to content creator with an audience
Take advantage of the LinkedIn algorithm to disperse your great ideas
What you’ll walk away with:
Specific ideas for content that speaks to your unique perspective, resonates with your audience, and maps to your professional goals
Confidence to get started right away
Take-home resources
New friends and colleagues to carry on the conversation!
I hope to see you there!