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Reaching out with LinkedIN Travis Warren WhippleHill, Inc.

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Reaching outwith LinkedIN

Travis WarrenWhippleHill, Inc.

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LinkedIN Facts

LinkedIn has over 43 million members in over 200 countries and territories around the world.

A new member joins LinkedIn approximately every second

Half of the members are outside the U.S.

Executives from all Fortune 500 companies are LinkedIn members.

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What’s LinkedIN ?

Professional Networking

Older demographic (late 30s, early 40s)

True “Small World” Network

Job Seekers

Let’s take a look ...

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in April

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Groups

Profile

The Basic Idea

Connections

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“Social Network” A social anthropologist named JA Barnes coined “social network” 1958

small world experiment by social psychologist Stanley Milgram which suggested that two random US citizens were connected on average by a chain of six acquaintances.

six degrees of separation (1967)

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Stanley Milgram

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3 Areas to Focus

Maintaining your own Profile

Using the Network

Maintaining a Group for your school.

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Takeaways

Email [email protected] and request that high schools (or at least prep schools) be treated like Colleges and Universities. Shouldn’t be under “other”

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connection \kəˈnek sh ən\noun

1: a relationship in which a person is linked or associated with another person. A connection joins two peoples social networks together.

aka. “Friend” on Facebook

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Takeaways

Join Linked In Yourself

Create a Linked In Group for your Alumni

If one exists, approach ‘group admin’

Promote the group on your website

Post “Join Group” hyperlink (URL) on your website

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Takeaways

Email [email protected] and request that high schools (or at least prep schools) be treated like Colleges and Universities. Shouldn’t be under “other”

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