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Episode 125: New tips on LinkedIn marketing for translators – Interview with Eve Bodeux

Welcome back to Marketing Tips for Translators. Today I want to talk some more about LinkedIn. I’ve often spoken to my good friend and colleague Eve Bodeux about how she uses LinkedIn to market her translation business, and I’ve been amazed by the tidbits she’s shared. And since they seem to be working so well, I decided to invite her back to the show to share her tips with us here!

Important things covered in this episode:

  • Why Eve uses LinkedIn for her business
  • The “Projects” section of your LinkedIn profile
  • Actively expanding your network
  • Groups and connecting with potential clients
  • Other ways of making LinkedIn connections
  • Do you need a paid account?
  • LinkedIn marketing book

Useful links mentioned in this episode:

Personally, I really needed a push to up my LinkedIn marketing efforts, so thank you to Eve for sharing these practical tips with us! Now over to the listeners. Do you have any LinkedIn tips that weren’t mentioned today? If so, please leave a comment below so we can all benefit from your wisdom! If you found this episode useful, feel free to share it with your friends and colleagues. See you next time!

A special thanks to Catherine Metcalfe for editing the show notes.

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1 Comment

  1. I found this a few days ago, and thought it was very useful:
    http://albasort.com/download-linkedin-linguists-book/

    At the end of the podcast, you say it’s Episode 121, but here it says 125.

    Thanks! This was good!

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