Table of Contents Top Benefits of ORM for Businesses 4 ORM and Social Media 6 Is ORM Ethical? 8 How to Ensure You Get the Best Reviews 10 How Online Reputation Management and SEO Differ 12 Sample Content Preview Top Benefits of ORM for Businesses ORM is Online Reputation Management – the process of defining which reviews, comments and information users can find about a business online with the objective of improving that company's reputation. While the premise of ORM might seem quite simple though, it can offer a surprisingly deep and varied number of advantages and uses. Here we will look at some of the top benefits of ORM and especially for businesses. Improve Your First Impressions They say that first impressions are everything and when it comes to business this is certainly true. The impression that your potential customers and clients form of you when they first start finding reviews is very likely to be the one they end up sticking with and this will likely dictate whether or not they decide to do business with you. It's never good for a customer to find a bad review but if that's the first information they discover about your business then this can be very destructive and lose you a lot of money. Combat Malicious Attacks Sometimes reputation management is about undoing the damage that someone else is doing purposefully. Some companies for instance might try and use online reputation management as a way to undermine your business, in which case you'll have to fight fire with fire. Otherwise trolls and other malicious individuals might simply be on a mission to damage your reputation in which case you'll need to be able to defend Becoming a World Class Brand Online reputation management isn't just about undoing a negative reputation – it's just as much about making your positive reputation even better. Statistically, very few businesses consider their brand to be 'world class' but if you're sport with ORM then it can be. By creating associations with other industry leaders and by making sure your brand is seen in all the right places at the right times, you can potentially use the web to grow your rep at an accelerated rate.

Sample Content Preview Fat Burning Basics If you’re overweight, you are not a bad person. You’re simply overweight. But it’s important to lose the extra pounds so you’ll look good, feel healthier and develop a sense of pride and self-esteem. Once you’ve lost the fat, you’ll need to maintain your weight. In this booklet, you’ll discover how to lose 10 pounds a month – a nice, safe loss of about two or two-and-a-half pounds a week – painlessly. You’ll feel satisfied and more energetic than in the past without feeling deprived. Most Americans pack on those extra pounds by eating the wrong things. Changing these poor eating habits is the key to long-term success. Knowledge – along with the right food – is the key. When humans lived in caves, they didn’t know anything about preserving and storing food. They spent all their waking time and energy hunting and gathering food. When they had it, they gobbled it down fast. Instead of storing food in pantries or cupboards, they stored energy in their bodies in the form of fat to burn during periods when there was little or nothing to eat. Each year, it was absolutely vital for them to put on a good layer of fat during the warm sprint and summer months. That was the only way they could guarantee their survival during the lean and mean winter months. And since women bore the young, they needed more energy to sustain themselves and their babies, and that meant they were usually heavier. Even though we no longer live in caves, we have inherited and maintained this basic mechanism for fat storage from our hunting and gathering ancestors. Each one of us is born with a certain number of fat cells. How many of these fat cells you possess depends on genetics. If you have a lot of fat cells, maybe your ancestors were the biggest people in the tribe, which was a good thing because they had the best chances of survival. You can never get rid of fat cells, but – unfortunately – you can add to them. Depending upon what you eat, your body will manufacture new far cells. And like those you were born with, they never go away. That doesn’t mean you’re doomed to be fat once you put on extra pounds. It is possible to shrink fat cells. That’s what happens when you lose weight. You burn up the fat stored in those big fat cells. Think of them as balloons. Burning off the fat inside them has the save effect as letting the air out of a balloon. A good weight loss program requires a certain amount of intake restriction – the consumption of fewer calories. You burn off the fat by eating less fat and becoming more active. To guarantee a lifetime of weight-control success, you have to change the type of foods you eat, so that you ingest less fat and still get the vitamins, minerals, trace elements, protein, fat and carbohydrates your body needs to thrive. Extremely low-calorie diets may help you shed pounds quickly, but they’ll lead to failure in the long run. That’s because humans are genetically protected against starvation. During food shortages, our bodies slow down our metabolisms and burn less energy so we can stay alive. A part of our brain called the hypothalamus keeps us on an even weight keep by creating a “set point.” That’s the weight where we feel comfortable. The hypothalamus determines this point based on the level of consumption it’s used to. It seeks to keep our weight constant, even if that point is over what it should be.

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Table of Contents Introduction: It All Starts With Your Mind....... 6 Chapter 1: Understanding Your Brain – Some Basic Psychology ..... 10 Chapter 2: The Power of Neurotransmitters . 15 More Neurotransmitters and What They Do... 17 Neurotransmitters for Incredible Abilities ........ 19 Chapter 3: Improving Your Mental Health With the Right Food and Sleep..... 22 Making Use of Your Biology ....... 24 Combating Stress ... 26 How to Upgrade Your Mental Energy ... 26 Chapter 4: Mindfulness and CBT for Improving Your Mindset . 28 It’s All About Perception.... 29 The Idea Behind CBT ....... 31 Chapter 5: The New You – Dressing for Success and More ..... 37 What is the Law of Attraction?.... 38 Change from the Outside In........ 40 Chapter 6: How to Think About Failure and Risk the Healthy Way .... 42 Chapter 7: How to Know What You Want and Go After It 45 Vision, Not Goal...... 46 Chapter 8: 5 Powerful Exercises for Increasing Your Confidence ..... 50 Understand What Confidence Is. 51 Take Challenges..... 52 Visualize Success... 53 Chapter 9: A Simple Workout Anyone Can Stick To........ 55 The Workout . 56 Chapter 10: How To Maintain a Positive and Happy Mindset ... 58 The Gratitude Attitude and Other Techniques 60 Conclusion and Summary 62 Sample Content Preview Chapter 1: Understanding Your Brain – Some Basic Psychology What most of us aren’t aware of, is just how much of a slave we typically are to our biology – and especially when it comes to neuroscience. We have the illusion of self-control. That is to say that we feel like we choose what we do and we choose how we feel. If we’re angry, it’s because of some injustice – we’ve thought about the situation and decided that anger is the correct response. If you’re happy, it’s because all is well with the world and you’re content. We then take all this information and decide what we want to do next and how we’re going to perform at that activity. But the reality is that we are not in charge of our brains. Rather, our brains are in charge of us. And they’re largely controlled by our bodies and our situations too. Unless we understand the workings of our brain and we’re able to take conscious control over the processes that dictate our moods, our motivations and more, then we are destined to remain at the whim of certain chemicals – and completely oblivious to that fact. Who Are You? Okay, so let’s go deep right off the bat. Who are ‘you’? What makes you, you? The answer is your brain to a large extent. And your brain in turn is made up of billions of neurons – small cells that have tendril-like extensions reaching out and into the different corners of your skull. These neurons can be created, destroyed or changed via our experiences and they represent all kinds of things including memories, sights, smells, thoughts and ‘commands’ to move our body. When an electrical impulse moves through a neuron, this means it is ‘firing’ and thus we experience whatever correlates with that firing. If you open up someone’s skull and use an electrode to stimulate individual neurons, then one might make someone see a point of red light, one might make someone move their arm and another might make them remember their Mother. These neurons are all interconnected and the more often two neurons fire at once, the more connected they become. Thus, when one neurons fires, it is likely that others around it will fire depending on the strength of the firing (called an ‘action potential), other activity in the area and the strength of the connection. Some ‘clusters’ of neurons form the major brain structures like the occipital lobe, motor cortex or hippocampus which are responsible for particular behaviors. Other neurons reach from one end of the brain all the way to the other! Already you can see how your brain is not always entirely under your control. If you see something specific, then this will cause certain neurons to fire based on your memories and understanding of that object. But it might also cause surrounding neurons to fire, depending on the associations you’ve formed during that life-time. And when certain neurons fire, they cause particular emotions. That’s because neurons communicate across synapses – small gaps between the end of one neuron (the axon – which is like a tail) and the dendrites (like arms) of another. At the end of each axon is the synaptic knob, which is filled with chemicals called neurotransmitters, held inside ‘neuro vesicles’. When the synapse fires, it causes these neurotransmitters to be released and that then alters the behaviour of the transmission and the surrounding cells. Some neuro transmitters are ‘excitatory’ and make other neurons more likely to fire. Others are ‘inhibitory’ and make them less likely to fire – and more suppressed. Others have more complex roles. Some for example will make you more likely to remember something, while others will make you feel happy or sad. This is what controls the way you ‘feel’ about certain experiences. Neurotransmitters are linked closely with hormones too. Some hormones act like neurotransmitters while some neurotransmitters can act like hormones. Essentially, hormones are longer lasting and generally produced in the body, while neurotransmitters have shorter-lasting effects and are produced in the brain. Even hormones produced in the body though are largely triggered by the pituitary gland, which is located in the brain. See a lion for instance and your brain will sit up and take notice owing to the associations you form with that image. Relevant neurons will fire and because those neurons are coded with danger, they will release a number of neurotransmitters like dopamine and cortisol to increase activity and say that something important is happening. This increased activity causes more of the brain to light up and areas around the hypothalamus will then begin to trigger activity in the pituitary gland, producing adrenocorticotropic hormone. The adrenal gland will also be triggered at this point, releasing the hormone epinephrine, which is essentially a form of adrenaline. This is then what causes changes in the sympathetic nervous system. This triggers physiological changes, including: • The acceleration of the heart and lungs • Vasoconstriction (thinning of the blood vessels) • Dilation of the blood vessels leading to muscles • Dilation of the pupils • Inhibition of erection • Sense of dread/anxiety • Tunnel vision • Thickening of the blood to encourage clotting after injury • Pain reduction • Contraction of the muscles • Shaking • Suppression of digestion and immune function Essentially, the body now directs all blood, oxygen, nutrients and resources to the muscles and the brain, in order to aid in combat, escape or other physical activity. All this is involuntary and all of this is controlled entirely by automatic responses throughout your body. And it completely changes the way you now think and the way your body operates. It changes the way people see you and it drastically effects the way you perceive everything that happens subsequently. But it’s not just during times of high stress that you see such uncontrolled changes throughout your body. And there are many complex interactions of chemicals and hormones going on inside your body all the time… Chapter 2: The Power of Neurotransmitters In the case described in the last chapter, we saw how releases of dopamine, epinephrine and cortisol among other neurotransmitters could result in the fight or flight response. But something very similar, albeit much milder also happens when you experience chronic stress. Chronic stress is the kind of stress that ‘doesn’t go away’. This is not a lion but rather an impending deadline at work, wedding planning, property investment, debt, relationship problems… This triggers a very similar stress response, which results in continued changes in your body such as suppressed immune function and digestion, a certain amount of tunnel vision, dread and anxiety etc. So when you’re stressed for long periods, this negatively affects your ability to relax and to enjoy any experiences – but it also impacts negatively on your health in more ways than you might immediately expect. Dopamine makes us more driven and focussed for instance but only on the thing that is causing the stress. This reduces activity across our brain so that we are more tightly focussed on specific thoughts, emotions, ideas and inputs. That’s why ‘eustress’ can actually be a good thing and make you more likely to revise for an exam. But it has also been shown in studies to make us less creative because we’re less able to let our mind explore different, diverse ideas. Likewise, stress also makes it hard for us to focus on anything other than that thing that has our attention.

Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 - Finding a Profitable Niche Chapter 2 - Finding & Creating Products Chapter 3 - Getting a Quality Domain and Hosting Chapter 4 - Setting up an Autoresponder Chapter 5 - Creating a High Converting Squeeze Page Chapter 6 - Crafting a High Converting Sales Funnel Sample Content Preview Chapter 4 - Setting up an Autoresponder So, the reason why I want us to get set up with an autoresponder before building squeeze pages is because you need to create opt-in forms inside of the autoresponder service you choose. I really recommend Aweber.com. I use those myself, and you get your first month for only $1. Aweber have such a good platform for creating opt-in form that you can actually make an entire squeeze page within AWeber. Now, we’re not going to do that because when using KompoZer for creating your first squeeze page you’ll get to know the program, and you’re going to be able to create your sales pages much faster. As already mentioned, I really recommend that you use the Aweber service. It’s without a doubt the best autoresponder out there, in my opinion that is. They have good delivery rate, and emails don’t end up in people’s spam folder. If you absolutely don’t like Aweber like what so ever, you can also check out a service called GetResponse. I know many who swear to GetResponse too. Aweber offers a 30-day money back gurantee, so it should be more than enough time to evaluate if you want to stick with them or not. That said, you should always stick to the aturesponder service you sign up to, because if you have subscribers and then want to change, it can be a real pain in the bull. There are several other services you can check out as well just a Google search away, but I recommend you stick with one of these two as for now. They have a very user friendly interface, and their practical platform makes it quick and easy to create optin forms. Click here to check out Aweber Click here to check out GetResponse I’m not going to walk you through the sign up process, because that’s something that should be self-explanatory. However, I’ll walk you through the process of creating an opt-in form, to the point where you will embed it on your squeeze page. The embedding part I will show you later when we’re learning about creating squeeze pages. I’ll show you how to do it in Aweber, because that’s the service I recommend you use. So let’s get right to it then, shall we? Once you’re signed up with AWeber you are taken through a sequence of questions in which you’ll provide the answers. Just go through the steps, and come back when you have done it. Okay, so when you’re done with the short survey, you should find yourself at a page that looks like this: Obviously, you want to click on the big green button. Now you’re taken straight to the platform where you create your opt-in forms. As you can see, there are several different templates you can choose from, but we’re really only interested in the field where the prospects enter in their email. You want a simple form like the one below: See? Simple and easy opt-in form that don’t looks like crap. I am going to guide you through step-by-step how I made this form. AWeber has this cool feature that lets you use graphics that already uploaded somewhere one the internet. You just need to paste the link where the image is located, and it appears in your web form. That’s what I’ve done with my unbelievable cool submit button and the awesome privacy disclaimer. I recommend that you play around with the platform and get used to how it works. It’s really pretty simple but it’s like everything else, you have to get used to it. Hopefully you should be better set for making your own forms once I’ve shown you how I made this one. I am not going to go into details on how I made this form. However, I am going to show you how I got my own graphics into it. It is quite simple really. Just remember that the images you use has to be located somewhere at the web. You use FileZilla or cPanel to upload your files to the web. We are going to use FileZilla in this guide because I think that’s the easiest, and I’ll show you how to upload files in the next chapter. So, back to business. It is the same procedure for importing graphics for your forms header, submit button and footer. After you have uploaded an image, it should be located at a web address, like this one: See? The image shows in your browser when you go to the web address the image is located. I’ll explain more about how you know which address the image is located on when we’re talking about FileZilla in the next chapter. When you’re creating your opt-in form inside of AWeber, you want to look for the “Form type” drop down menu and choose your preference for where you want your image to appear. I’ve chosen the “Submit Button” option from the “Form Type” drop down menu located at your left hand side. Then click on the “Advanced” tab at your right hand side, and you should see this: Type in the correct URL to where your image is located on the web, and click somewhere outside of the typing box. Your image should now appear. If the image do not appear, make sure you double check the URL spelling. It has to be perfect for the platform to find it. Remember to also include .jpg or .png or whatever format you saved your image in. When you’re done making your form, click on the green “Save Your Form” button, and go to step 2. Give your form a name, before you tell AWeber which page you want your subscribers to reach once they have entered their email. This could be a sales page for an affiliate offer, or it could be to your own sales page. I recommend sending them into your own sales funnel, but more on this later. You’ll now see a drop down menu under the tag “Thank You Page” Choose the “Custom Page” option, and enter the URL where you want your prospect to be redirected to after they opt in. As already mentioned, this can be your affiliate link. Uncheck the “Facebook registration form” and go to step 3. Save your form if you haven’t already done that, and choose the option “I Will Install My Form”. Now choose “Raw HTML Version”. You’re now looking at a code like this: This code we will use to copy and paste into our squeeze page HTML code inside a HTML editor called KompoZer. Click somewhere inside the code window, and hit Ctrl+A. Then copy this code and save it. What you do next, is go download and install two must have tools.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Chapter 1: The Basics On Time Management Chapter 2: Identify Where Your Time Management Is Out Of Control Chapter 3: How Your Time Management Affects Your Life Chapter 4: Tools For Time Management Chapter 5: Using Mantras Chapter 6: Learn To Get Rid Of Bad Time Habits Chapter 7: The Benefits Of Time Management Chapter 8: Staying Motivated For Time Management Chapter 9: Staying On Track Chapter 10: Making Resolutions For Time Management Sample Content Preview Chapter 2 Identify Where Your Time Management Is Out Of Control Synopsis “Waste your money and you're only out of money, but waste your time and you've lost a part of your life.” – Michael LeBoeuf Do you usually feel overwhelmed with all the tasks included in your to-do list? Are you struggling every single day to meet your deadlines despite putting in a lot of hard work? Do you end up double booking or forgetting appointments because you never had the time to go through your schedule first? Were there important projects that were overlapped by the smaller “fires” that need your attention? These, my dear friend, are symptoms that your time management is going out of control. Where Do You Need Help At one glance, it might seem like all tasks listed on your list have equal importance and urgency. But with just several minutes of your time, their differences will quickly become clearer once you learned how to determine your priorities then start organizing and executing around them. There are many cases when people are all too excited in managing their time in the hopes of allotting enough for everything that they end up neglecting the more vital things and putting more effort and time on those that are not of great importance. Identifying and deciding what is the most essential is one skill that you can develop with a mindful practice. Every person in this world has his or her own unique set of goals, responsibilities, and duties and no single formula is working for everybody. To have an effective setting of priorities, you need to understand first your personal dreams and roles. What are the duties of your job? What kind of commitments do you have to the community and your family? What are your long term professional and personal aspirations? How do you plan to move toward them? Once all these things have been clear to you, it will also become easier for you to define your life’s priorities and set your time to make the most out of it. Chapter 3 How Your Time Management Affects Your Life Synopsis “Lost time is never found again.” – Benjamin Franklin All people are taught about the essence of time management, but do you really realize just how crucial it is? As you already know, time management refers to the effective use of your time for completing the necessary tasks. Managing Time Usually, the need for managing time occurs in workplaces and schools, although these are not necessarily the only places where time management can come in handy. You might think that managing time is something easy but the truth is, this is far from being that. Whether it is good or bad, time management can greatly affect the life of an individual. Proper time management has unlimited effects. Both at home and at the work place, proper management of time can pave the way for the accomplishment of more duties and activities. At the workplace, knowing the benefits of managing time and implementing a good plan for it can result to better quality of work that is produced in a faster rate or speed. This can also involve the creation of a schedule for taking breaks and working. Most employees learned that managing their time at work instead of spending time talking to coworkers give them satisfaction on their productivity and more stability with their job. When time is not managed properly in the workplace, things will not only become stressful but even dangerous. An employee who does not manage his or her time end up rushing to complete projects that can lead to a low quality of work, and this can result to termination when worse comes to worst. The risky aspect of wrong time management can also increase significantly based on the kind of job. For instance, in the case of construction workers, rushing their job in the hope of beating the deadline can result to serious injury or worse, even death. Similarly, time management is also important when you are at home. Many people today are unorganized and fail to complete their day to day family activities and tasks. In the case of most families, they find it much easier to manage time by coming up with a family schedule that can include chores, homework, and certain family activities. It has already been proven that when things at home are done quickly, family members also get to spend more quality time together. But while proper management of time has amazing advantages, doing it in the wrong way can be just as equally devastating. When time is not managed properly, it can negatively affect the workplace, the home and all other people around you. At home, there is a possibility that improper management of time can lead to unnecessary tension among the members and family disagreements. Families that lack the proper sense of managing time are also more likely to miss their scheduled activities, be late for the events at work or school, and not spend some quality bonding time together. Without a doubt, time management can greatly affect the life of a person. If done properly, it can make life better and happier but a single wrong move can turn things upside down, that is way extra care is always needed when managing your time, be it at home or at the work place.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Foreword Chapter 1: How A Realtor Can Help You. Chapter 2: What Services Is Your Realtor Offering Chapter 3: Which Realtor Is Right For You Chapter 4: Choosing A Trusted Realtor Chapter 5: Lookout For Scam Realtors Chapter 6: How To Protect Yourself From Sneaky Realtors Sample Content Preview Chapter 2: What Services Is Your Realtor Offering Ideally there are several different services that a realtor will offer to the client. Most of these services are quite comprehensive and definitely worth the fees that are charged. The following are some of the services usually extended to the client when the services of a realtor are engaged: One of the more important aspects of the realtor’s service is to provide the client with valuable advice on how to make the property as sellable as possible. Giving the client tips and pointing out things that should be addressed is something that is quite a common service to extend. Points that are likely to be noticed by customers, is something the realtor will be experienced enough to identify. Within the services of a realtor, there is also the benefit of being able to ask and have answered all questions and concerns on anything regarding the property. Both from a legal point of view and from a technical point of view, a good realtor is able to give profound advice to the client. Most realtors are also able to help the client find the necessary assistance to address any problems regarding the overall physical conditions of the property. Having all the necessary contact that are usually needed for both major and minor jobs on the property is something to be expected as part of the services of a realtor. Realtors are also expected to help draw up all the legal documents that may be required during any transaction that may take place. The relevant payments and legal notations will also be handled by the realtor, thus leaving the client with relatively little else, but to just literally, sign on the dotted line. Some realtors are also able to extend information on financing availability and the various payments that should be considered if the client if considering to make an offer. Chapter 3: Which Realtor Is Right for You Most realtors are engaged based on their recommendations from friends, family and some media tools where the realtor advertises his or her services. For the more discerning individual, hiring just anyone will not be a suitable solution for them, thus the need to be able to identify the best suited realtor for the individual’s interests is essential. The following are some of the points to look into when trying to identify the realtor who will best suit the interests of the client: The purchasing of a property or the selling of one is probably the most important decision a person will ever have to make, having the services of a reliable realtor at hand will be most beneficial. The sheer enormity that financing effects have on this type of transaction requires the careful consideration of those involved. A good realtor is able to listen carefully to the wants and needs of the client and then work according to this information. Using the information provided by the client, the realtor should be able to produce results according to what has been expressed and is expected. Failing to seriously take into consideration what the client desires will cause a lot of miscommunication and waste of effort and time. Ensuring the honesty of the realtor is also something to consider when making the choice for a suitable representative. This information can be gotten from previous clients as they will only be willing to provide information on the qualities of the realtor that they found to be pleasing. One way to narrow down the choice of acquiring a suitable realtor would be to avoid taking the services of realtors who are willing to work for both the buyer and the seller. This simple matter of conflicting interests will present a very visible problem, making this a poor choice indeed. Chapter 4: Choosing A Trusted Realtor Within the exercise to find a good and trusted realtor, the client should be able to identify and note a few important points that make up the strong features provided by the realtor. The following are some of the areas that should reflect the capabilities of the realtor and the level of trustworthiness evident: Professionalism – this characteristic is very easy to read as it will be evident in the way the realtor conducts the entire business transaction. From the initial meet to the eventual introduction to either clients or properties, the way these exercises are conducted will reflect upon the realtor, thus enabling the client to decide if the realtor was trustworthy or not. The level of knowledge the realtor is able to portray is also another important way to gauge the level of trust the client can put in the realtor. The realtor is the ideal person to explain all the details of the legal documents involved, should the client require such services. In doing so, the realtor will be able to address any questions and doubts quickly and accurately, therefore giving the client the confidence needed to commit.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction 04 Chapter I: What LinkedIn is all about 06 Chapter II: Why you should definitely use LinkedIn for your business today. 11 Chapter III: How your business can get the most out of LinkedIn. 18 LinkedIn Company Pages 18 LinkedIn Groups 24 LinkedIn SlideShare 30 LinkedIn Ads 37 LinkedIn Premium 42 LinkedIn Sales Navigator 49 LinkedIn Mobile Apps 56 Chapter IV: Top 10 LinkedIn Automation Tools. 61 Chapter V: The 10 do’s you have to apply 67 Chapter VI: The 10 don’ts you have to avoid 72 Chapter VII: Shocking LinkedIn Marketing Case Studies 76 Chapter VIII: How to make tons of money with LinkedIn as an affiliate. 83 Conclusion 88 Top LinkedIn Marketing Resources 89 Limited Special Offer (for the next 7 days only) 90 Sample Content Preview Introduction: Welcome to the latest, and very easy to apply LinkedIn Marketing Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of LinkedIn. I’m so excited to have you here, and I know this will be very helpful for you. This exclusive training will take you by the hand and show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you really need to know in order to dominate LinkedIn Marketing the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever. This is exactly what you are going to learn: In Chapter I, you will learn what LinkedIn is all about. We will give you the easiest definition for it, as well as cover very important factors so you can have a simple, but accurate and complete understanding of LinkedIn Marketing before you start working on it. In Chapter II, you will learn why you should definitely use LinkedIn for your Business today. You will learn about some of its amazing benefits, as well as several shocking facts that will make you decide to start getting into it right away. In Chapter III, you will learn how your business can get the most out of LinkedIn. We will cover topics like: LinkedIn Company Pages, LinkedIn Groups, LinkedIn SlideShare, LinkedIn Ads, LinkedIn Premium, LinkedIn Sales Navigator and LinkedIn Mobile Apps. In Chapter IV, you will learn the Top 10 LinkedIn Automation Tools that you can use to get the most out of LinkedIn. These are several websites dedicated to giving you highly important services so you can set up and monitor some very successful campaigns. In Chapter V, you will learn the 10 do’s you have to apply for Successful LinkedIn Marketing Campaigns. These are specific things you should remember to use or practice, so you can succeed. In Chapter VI, you will learn the 10 don’ts you have to avoid for Successful LinkedIn Marketing Campaigns. If you ignore these, be prepared to be disappoint

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