That simple act of dress-up kicks off an extended dance sequence set to Remi Wolf's “Guerilla,” in which she tries on outfits representing a variety of careers. As a conductor, she animates other outfits that play hangers-like instruments. They continue to move around her as she dons a set of scrubs and even skydives.

(August 2023) [AI-assisted search] and [Account IQ] are being BETA tested in Sales Navigator making it faster and easier for sellers to discover crucial account and prospect details, so they can connect with the most relevant contacts, build stronger relationships, and gain a competitive advantage.

What to post on LinkedIn | What, When and Why (2023)

• Newsletters.
• Audience polls.
• Short clips from webinars.
• Create original and lengthy content.
• Write articles on the LinkedIn platform.
• Produce original data.
• Divide long posts into several short ones.
• Take advantage of User Generated Content (UGC)

How To Write The Perfect LinkedIn Summary

1. Begin your LinkedIn Summary with a Bang.
2. Be Truthful to who you are.
3. Focus On Accomplishments.
4. Highlight Your Key Performance Indicators.
5. Show Your Own Worth.
6. Highlight What Can You Do And What Your Key Experiences Are.
7. Encourage Engagement.
8. Marketing Specialist.

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Learn About the 7 Emerging LinkedIn Trends for 2023

• Video Content: The use of video content has been on the rise, and it is likely to continue in 2023.
• Personalization:
• Influencer Marketing:
• AI-driven Insights:
• LinkedIn Stories:
• Virtual Events:
• Niche Groups:

Video, video, video. Facts: Video is 5x more likely than other types of content to start a conversation among members. LinkedIn members spend almost 3x more time watching video ads compared to time spent with static Sponsored Content.

21 Most Engaging Posts on LinkedIn in 2021: What I Learned plus LinkedIn Tips For You

• 1: All-text posts are still working for me.
• 2: LinkedIn Newsletter is a holy grail for long-form content.
• 3: Posts with external links could work...
• 4: Personal stories never fail.
• 5: Reposting validates what works for your audience.

Explain your present role Put your job title aside and describe what you do in simplest terms. Sharing the problems you solve, for whom, and how is a great way to demonstrate your skills, industry knowledge, and/or work style. For inspiration, ask yourself: Who are you helping when you do your job?

The act of summarizing is much like stating the plot of a play. For instance, if you were asked to summarize the story of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet,' you might say: It's the story of a young prince of Denmark who discovers that his uncle and his mother have killed his father, the former king.

Trending topics on LinkedIn are the topics that users are currently talking about. Whether a topic trends on not depends on a number of factors, such as breaking news stories, trending hashtags, and engagement.

Sharing relevant industry stats, surveys, case studies, research, and data can help bring your posts to life. Be sure to keep all stats, facts, and figures relevant to your brand. This helps ensure that your content on LinkedIn is informative rather than just fluff.

Top 10 ways to grow your Linkedin followers

1. Longer posts outperform shorter posts.
2. Avoid posting links on your post, if you can.
3. Image and video content works really well.
4. Images & videos of you perform even better.
5. Use #hashtags sparingly.
6. Use polls as an additional content type.
7. Post from your personal account.