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LinkedIn Company Page: You’re Gonna Like These Changes

Posted on October 7, 2012 by Wayne

Did you notice any changes to your LinkedIn company page this week? hubspot linkedin co page ebook I’m pretty sure you finally have the highly anticipated new version.

If you don’t have a company page or are wondering whether you need one, check out my article The Top 10 Reasons You Need a Company Page. All companies can benefit from having a LinkedIn company page, including nonprofits and companies with one employee.

I am not going to give you all the details on how to complete your new LinkedIn company page because the smart folks at Hubspot have done a great job with their free eBook A Step-by-Step Guide to LinkedIn’s New Company Pages. Be sure to download yours right away.

Here is an overview of some of the action steps you don’t want to miss when setting up and monitoring your LinkedIn company page.
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Encourage…

-  company followers by including a
“Follow” button or widget on your website, emails, etc.  

-  all employees to have individual profiles with the correct company listed

-  your customers to recommend your products on your company page

-  all of your employees to “like” or “share” your company updates with their connections

-  all employees to have corporate calls to action on their individual profile 

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Share…

-  a
company status update several times per week (job openings, white papers, events, etc.)  

-  video on all product pages (product demonstrations, customer testimonials, etc.)  

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Display…

-  really cool, large banners on not only the Overview page but the general products page  

-  specific job postings using the Careers tab (this is a paid feature) 

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Offer…
 
-  the ability for the reader to receive something of value by clicking through to your website
 
-  a promo or special on each product page

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Review… 

-  company pages of your competitors to uncover items you may have missed (and then “follow” your competitors)
 
-  the really helpful statistics (insights) relating to the activity on your company page. 

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Include…  

-  your most important keywords in the Specialties section on the products pages
 
-  lots of links (calls to action) to your website (consider setting up special URLs for tracking)   
-  a link in every status update you post (this will bring up an eye-catching image) 

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Feel free to check out my
 LinkedIn company page for examples of many of these features and tactics.  

If this sounds like too much work, keep in mind that if you Google your company name, there is a very high probability your LinkedIn company page will show up on page 1 of the search. Now, isn’t that reason enough to go through the effort of getting your page up to snuff?

If you need more help on your company page, then consider attending my Unlocking LinkedIn’s Corporate Marketing Potential class on November 28 from 3:00-5:00pm in Pewaukee, WI. Sign up now. 

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  • Kent

    Linkedin kept launching new features last week. Following thought leaders is one of them. Have you registered as a thought leader as well?

    • http://www.powerformula.net/ Wayne Breitbarth

      I noticed that change as well and have followed a few people in LinkedIn’s thought leadership group. I am honored that you think I should be included in that select group, but as of yet I’ve not been contacted to be included. Feel free to suggest to LinkedIn that they include me in the group!

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