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What is and do you use Linkedin?

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pcincome
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# Posted: 10 Dec 2007 16:39
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I read some on the linkedin site that it is yet another social networking site but am not clear on the benefits of using the site. In the past week I got to invitations to join others but I don't have an account there and don't understand how I got an invitiation if I don't have an account.

If you use this service, have you found any benefit and if so what, from using this service?

Thank you
Karen Umstattd

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Hygeia
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# Posted: 21 Mar 2008 15:54 · Edited by: Hygeia
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Karen,

I have just joined the forum, so my response is a bit tardy. However, I am begining to use LinkedIn on my site, and I have high hopes for its utility. It is basically a trusted network site. Used properly, you provide referrals to third parties based on your relationship with the trusted person.

[u]For example: [/u]

My friend Joe I know is a good accountant.

I ask Joe to be part of my trusted network at LinkedIn.

Betty, who I do not know, needs an accountant.

Betty is a friend of Bill who is also my friend. Bill is also in my network.

Betty asks me to introduce her to Joe the accountant because of my relationship with Bill.

I intend using LinkedIn to create a network of trusted Network Marketers who run their own Website. Check out my blog at [url]http://usana-opportunity.com/[url] to see how I intend to apply the concept.

Of course I am always looking for pointers too because it's just an idea at this point. I am only now cunducting web searches for appropriate trusted partners.

Happy Networking!

Doug Robinson

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dmitch31
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# Posted: 25 Mar 2008 17:51
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It's really just business networking. Which in itself has value, but I don't know that I would use it to try to get traffic to a website or to push an affiliate program. If you're selling your own services it might help your revenue.

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