Did You Ever Love Me? by Rithvik Singh is a tender contemporary poetry collection about love, heartbreak, longing, self worth and learning to let go. Its greatest strength is emotional accessibility: Singh writes directly to readers who feel intensely and care deeply. The collection offers comfort without pretending heartbreak is simple, though its simplicity may occasionally feel familiar to seasoned poetry readers. Did you Ever Love Me? Have you ever loved someone so completely that, after they left, you were left wondering whether they had ever understood what they had been given? Not merely whether they loved you, but whether they ever noticed how much you loved them, how much patience you offered, how many small things you remembered, or how often you chose to stay when leaving might have been easier. There is a particular loneliness in that question because it rarely arrives at a dramatic moment. More often, it finds you while you are doing something completely ordinary. Yo...
Linkedin is the pure replica of interpersonal business
connections. Your Linkedin profile reveals a lot about your digital status. You
should use it wisely and you'll surely notice the fantastic changes in your
business.
The first and obvious step to implement these ultimate tips is
‘getting started’. You must take, all the practical steps to see an effective
result.
Be realistic! Never copy the same cliché stuff
from your resume. A Linkedin profile is enough to highlight your precious
present and past.
Be realistic, that's what people like and praise. Write your true
experience, doesn’t matter it’s a small or big incident, but don’t forget to
describe how the incident has or will impact your present or future. Add
quality images which depict a healthy attitude, as they are easily digestible.
These factors will surely help you to build more brand value. 3-5 reviews and
testimonials can act as a cherry in the cake. However, the profile should shine
more in a personal way. It's very useful especially when clients compare you
with other competitors.
But what should you do, if you own multiple businesses? - Don’t
worry!
Concise the details of all
your business in a summary that reveals your image as dynamic, active, yet
integrated multi-preneur.
Write an impulsive and catchy personal
headline. The 120-character lines of text under your name is your Professional
Headline. It is the first line a person will read about you and, also it will
define you all over the Linkedin.
Do you know why magazines contain such strange but catchy
headlines? Most of the magazine companies pay a lot of attention while
selecting the headlines for articles because by reading only headlines a person
creates the whole image of upcoming content. You don’t need to make it strange
but assure that the headline is attractive enough. Tell them who you really are
instead of your company/title and don’t forget to update your headline from
time to time.
The headline should also be a good keyword researched (makes SEO
friendly), which will be easy to digest. You may be a "DA Treasury at XYZ
Corporation," but better said for LinkedIn branding purposes:
"Seasoned corporate finance professional with 20+ years' experience in
global treasury management". Doesn't the expanded version tell a lot more
about that person than their {title} at {company name}.
A potential businessman might have your picture in front of his
eyes while speaking with you via telephone. Now, you might understand the value
of your effective profile picture. Also, keep in mind that with the help of
your photo anyone should easily recognize you. This will help you to gain trust
in an initial face to face meetings. Well, that doesn't mean you should hire a
professional photographer for your profile. It can even be in some pose
revealing your work like, as a public speaker with his hands extended making a
point or an attorney on the phone.
No picture with your kids, dog, cat, or raising a glass at a
party--not professionally correct. Never attempt a mistake by putting the logo
of your company. Not having a photo at all is even worse. You should understand
your face is also a part of your brand.
Show your audience a fully shaped and one of
the best Linkedin profile: Complete your profile 100% by getting a personalized
link URL.
Ask yourself, do you have even 75% of your Linkedin profile
completion?
Making a profile 100% complete will make your SEO more productive
to use. To achieve 100% profile completion show your current position, at least
2 past positions, education, profile summary, photo, specialties and 5
testimonials by others of you. Don't make the client feel he is wasting his
time, by putting so many testimonials of other people. That's annoying.
Personalize your LinkedIn
URL, instead of using the default URL you were given when you joined LinkedIn.
If you have numbers and letters at the end of your LinkedIn profile URL, you
need to personalize it. To learn how to do so, go to the Learning Center at the
bottom of any LinkedIn page, and search for "personalized URL" and
then follow the directions. Once you get your personalized URL, showcase the
link everywhere, on your business cards, email signature lines, and all
marketing materials. This will help the reader to know more about you thus
having a clear vision for you.
Create a
sort of question/answer forum. Answering valuable and purposeful question will
make your image as an expert and worthy of time spent with you. Moreover, this
will also help you to gain more knowledge about your business background.
It's a noble deed, helping someone by solving their problems. As
said, it will build infinite value with an expertise image in front of all.
This fortifies your stance and builds social capital with your network.
Always remember you'll never consider as a fool by asking easy and
basics questions. But be sure you ask question time to time, that requires
brains.
The world is changing itself at very high speed. You must do
something extraordinary and more work from others. Apparently, a quite long
time period is needed to stand apart from the crowd but, surely the moment will
come. Social media facilitates us with easy communication but that makes
difficult to attain the right impression. These techniques are not complex and
should be adopted with time and are meant to be taken seriously.
Trust lifts your business to the next level. The processes are dynamic,
and the result will be exciting. Even dummies can practice them. Good luck!
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