LinkedIn Marketing In 5 Minutes A Day

Posted by Selina Power

Updated on March 11th, 2020

LinkedIn In 5 Minutes A Day

LinkedIn is so much more than a digital Rolodex!

Here is a LinkedIn 5 minute daily marketing plan that I personally follow every day to generate more leads in LinkedIn.

3 Minutes – Check Who’s Viewed Your Profile. These are all potential leads or current connections who have viewed your LinkedIn profile recently. If these people are not a sales lead, employee or employer yet, then they may be in the near future. Click on those people’s accounts and send them an invitation to connect with you, adding a custom message letting them know you noticed that they viewed your profile and explaining what you could add to the connection. For me, for example, this is the sharing of social media news and ideas.

2 minute – Share some value adding content. If you have written a blog post recently then place this on your profile. You can add this to your profile by clicking the add media button which is represented by a square with a plus symbol. Then share this content to all of the relevant LinkedIn Groups that you are connected with.

LinkedIn in 5 Minutes A Day

It is as simple as that!

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