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Did you know that you can create DRAFT on Linkedin Company page?

2/7/2023

As a Super or Content admin on Linkedin Company page you can "Save as draft"

As a Page Super or Content admin, you've got the power to save a draft of a post for your Page. It's super simple, just follow these steps:

Head on over to your Linkedin Company Page super or content admin view.
Click on "Start a post" and type in your post or paste a URL in the box.
Want to add some media? No problem!
Click on the Camera, Video camera, or Document icon to upload a photo, video, or document from your computer.
If you're adding a video, you can even add closed captioning!
Add hashtags by clicking "Add hashtag" and typing it in next to the # symbol.
If you need to step away, no worries! Just click "Cancel" in the upper-right corner.
When you're ready to save, click the "Save as draft" button.

And that's it!
Now your draft will be waiting for you when you're ready to publish it.

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Ask Noam

2/6/2023

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30 min FREE Linkedin Training with Tamas Banki

I had a fantastic 30-minute* session with Noam Bismout on career and LinkedIn consultancy. If you're curious about the insights Noam gained, just ask him!

We covered the importance of commenting, the fundamentals of networking on LinkedIn, and the 0.1% of LinkedIn users' secret weapon - a fun tool that can bring you to the attention of top recruiters in the Netherlands and beyond.

Noam is a highly educated green energy professional and military UAV technician in the aerospace industry. With his background and his plans for a new career, I was thrilled to share some of my own experiences and hopefully provide inspiration for his journey.

Would you like to follow in Noam's footsteps?

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3 Tips for Nonprofits Why to Launch Company Page Newsletter

1/31/2023

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Newsletters on LinkedIn are a fantastic way for nonprofits to share regular updates with supporters.

Not only can you launch and manage a Newsletter directly through your Nonprofit's LinkedIn Page, but you can also leverage it as an opportunity to talk about a professional topic you're passionate about on a regular basis.

LinkedIn members can subscribe to your newsletter and be notified of new articles as soon as you publish them, allowing you to build and grow a regularly engaged audience. With the ability to (auto) invite all your connections or followers to subscribe when you create a Newsletter, and real-time feedback and comments from readers, you'll be able to understand how your content is performing with the help of analytics.

Both Google and Bing are indexing Linkedin Company page Newsletters.

Here are some tips for launching a newsletter for your nonprofit on LinkedIn:

1. Make sure you are a Super admin or Content admin for your organisation's LinkedIn Page before creating a Newsletter.
2. Use an interesting title and eye-catching banner image to encourage people to read your Newsletter.
3. Respond to comments and engage your readers to deepen their relationship with your organisation.

For those who want to create their own Newsletter as an individual, you can do so by turning on creator mode through your personal LinkedIn account.

Important:
Keep in mind that if a thought leader with a Newsletter leaves your organisation, they take all their LinkedIn Newsletter subscribers with them. Therefore, it may be worth creating a Core Newsletter that's tied to your organisation's LinkedIn Page before encouraging individual leaders and team members to branch out and create their own.

Here are some examples of successful LinkedIn newsletters:

Overall, LinkedIn Newsletters provide an efficient and effective way for nonprofits to keep supporters engaged and informed. By leveraging the platform to share regular updates and build a regularly engaged audience, you can strengthen connections with supporters and create a deeper relationship with them.

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Linkedin 2023: Essential Image Sizes by TamasBanki

1/30/2023

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Wanna make your Linkedin Ads, Company page, Personal Profile stand out?

Start by nailing the visuals!

Linkedin is all about building meaningful connections and demonstrating thought leadership, but that doesn't mean you can't spice things up with some eye-catching graphics.

Here's a handy cheat sheet to help you out

Linkedin Image Sizes

Ads:

Company logo size: 100 x 100 pixels
Video ads size: min 360 x 450 to max 1536 x 1920 (vertical) or min 360 x 360 to max 1920 x 1920 (square)
Single Image ads: 1200 x 628 pixels (recommended)
Sponsored content image: 1200 x 627 pixels
Sponsored content carousel image: 1080 x 1080 pixels
Dynamic Ads: 100 x 100 pixels (company logo)
Sponsored content image: 1200 x 627 pixels

Company Pages:

Company logo: 300 x 300 pixels
Company cover photo: 1128 x 191 pixels
Hero Image: 1128 x 376 pixels
Company Banner image: 646 x 220 pixels
Supported file types: PNG, JPG or GIF*

Personal Pages:

Profile photo: 400 x 400 pixels (recommended) with a max file size of 8MB
Cover / Background image: 1584 x 396 pixels (recommended) with a 4:1 aspect ratio
Post image: 1200 x 1200 (square) or 1080 x 1350 (portrait) pixels
Blog post link images**: 1200 x 627 pixels (recommended)
Video: 256 x 144 pixels (minimum) to 4096 x 2304 pixels (maximum) with a max file size of 5GB and a min length of 75KB.

And there you have it!
The perfect sizes for all your Linkedin visuals. Remember to aim for sharp and professional graphics and keep the file sizes within the recommended limits.

Happy posting!

Essential Image Sizes on Linkedin 2023 - by TamasBanki.com by bankitamas

Tips & Tricks = Hacks

* GIF
GIF images are more engaging, owing to their animated nature, and while the auto-playing of videos may be turned off, it is not possible to do so with animated GIFs.

** Blog post link images
When crafting a Linkedin post that includes a link, Linkedin may automatically generate a small thumbnail image. However, by specifying the appropriate image size, you can ensure that your own image, rather than the automatically generated thumbnail, is displayed.

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Ideal candidate on a Company page on Free Linkedin

1/25/2023

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Saving Money & Finding the Ideal Candidate with my Solution

LinkedIn's aim is to generate more revenue for Microsoft shareholders. In contrast, my goal is to assist you in saving money.

Imagine you come across a company in which you believe may have the ideal candidate for your needs. By clicking on the company, you discover that there are 34 employees working there. However, as an active searcher on the free version of LinkedIn, you are only able to view a limited number of results. This can be frustrating.

But there is a solution. LinkedIn has left an open gateway. To the right and slightly below, you will find the "People" tab. Utilising this tab will allow you to access the profiles of all 34 employees.

Why must LinkedIn always be so cunning?

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What a Waste of Space - Talk to me on your background image

1/19/2023

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Checked the profile of a good friend of my, who runs his own business, but has no background image (bg img), so here is a humorous list why you have to have a bg img.

You'll be the blandest sandwich in the office canteen - Without a background image, your LinkedIn profile is going to look pretty plain and boring, like a sandwich with just bread and no filling.
You'll be the invisible man of LinkedIn - Without a background image, people will struggle to find you in a sea of profiles, like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
You'll be the wallflower of LinkedIn - Just like the wallflower at a party, without a background image, you'll blend into the background and no one will notice you.

Join Canva and create your own creatives easy, drag & drop, click on the image

The recommended size for a LinkedIn background image is 1584 pixels (px) wide by 396 px high.

However, the image will be automatically resized and cropped to fit the space, so it's best to upload an image that is at least 1584 px wide to ensure it looks good on all devices.

The maximum resolution for a LinkedIn background image is not 20000 px × 20000 px.

The maximum resolution for a LinkedIn background image is 8MB.

Create with Canva, for free :)

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