Author Archives: will

Focusing on keywords and eliminating clutter is important, but in the process your individuality probably got lost. Now you can put it back and add a little enthusiasm and flair. Describing yourself as, “A process improvement consultant with a Six … Continue reading →

If you’re the average person you changed jobs six or eight times before you reached age 30. That experience is only relevant when it relates to your current goals. Sift through your profile and weed out or streamline everything that … Continue reading →

When I get Linkedin invitation from people saying they are my friend and it is obvious they’re not, what do I think and what do I do? When I am in generous mode I think they pressed the wrong button … Continue reading →

The headline is a key factor in search results, so pick your most important keyword and make sure it appears in your headline. “Most important” doesn’t mean most searched, though; if you provide services to a highly targeted market the … Continue reading →

I subscribe to lots of daily and weekly online business based magazines which obviously have news about businesses. Some of them may be present or old clients. This week I wrote to a past client to wish him congratulations on … Continue reading →

When you get an invitation from someone where you think “This could be a nice client to have one day” ensure you build on that first communication. After all they have reached out to you. So, why not send them … Continue reading →

LINKEDIN WHO’S SPYING ON YOU On your home page on LinkedIn there is a section called ‘Who’s viewed my profile?” If people have their setting a certain way it will tell you who has looked. If they seem interesting and … Continue reading →

Daily Telegraph Headline “Executive ‘forced out of job’ over LinkedIn CV” “Read all about it” here

Here at Kintish we’d like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. As a leaving thought, think of your old clients that have left their jobs and moved on, Christmas is the perfect time to … Continue reading →