Presentation LinkedIn 1

TRAINING ON HOW TO CREATE
LINKEDIN PROFILE FOR FRESHERS

BY:-
• AADHYA SHREE ( A35904621040)
• RISHIKA KUMARI (A35904621031)
• KUMARI NANCY (A35904621017)
• RIYA KUMARI (A35904621025)
• PRAGATI KUMARI (A35904621005)
USE OF LINKEDIN
• Networking
• Job Searching
• Building a professional profile
• Learning and Development
• Content Sharing
• Company Research
• Industry news and Updates
• Recommendation and Endorsement
WHY ITS IMPORTANT NOWADAYS ?
• Job opportunities
• Network building
• Branding and reputation
• Industry Insights
• Skills Development
• Company Research
STEPS FOR CREATING LINKEDIN PROFILE
1. Profile picture
2. Banner
3. Headlines
4. About
5. Skills
6. Education
7. Experience
8. Publication/project/ certificate/ test score
9. Good network
10. Recommendation
IN THE TRAINING
CREATE AN ACCOUNT
To sign up for a free LinkedIn account you’ll need a professional sounding

email address. Do not use inappropriate references in your email address. You
may need to create a new email account that is simple, using only your name.
• Once you have signed up, LinkedIn will guide you through how to create a
profile. Your profile will be easier for employers to find if you complete all
sections.
STEP-1: PROFILE PICTURE
Your profile photo should be a recent professional image.

be you on your own
be set against a plain background
have your face in the centre of the frame
be a good quality picture, not blurry
• be well lit so your face is visible
Your profile photo will appear at the top of your LinkedIn profile and alongside your
name and headline in various places across the platform, including search research
and beside your posts on the homepage.
STEP-2 : BANNER/BACKGROUND PICTURE
• Your background photo is the second visual element at the top of your profile
page. It grabs people’s attention, sets the context and shows a little more
about what matters to you. More than anything, the right background photo
helps your page stand out, engage attention and stay memorable.
• Your background doesn’t need to be a photo of you ,though it can be.
STEP-3: HEADLINES
• You have 120 characters to create a headline that promotes who you are to your network. This can
get attention of the recruiters, employer or anyone network. It maybe the only information people
see when you comment on people’s post. It can also be shown to your network’s contact.
• Make your headline fit the job you want. Include
1. Who you are
2. What you do
3. What you want to be
• Make your headline attracts the kind of employer you want to work with ,it should be enough to get
them to read more about you or connect with you on LinkedIn.
STEP-4: ABOUT
• The first thing to say about your LinkedIn summary is – make sure you have one! It’s amazing how
many people still leave this field blank when creating their LinkedIn profile. Your summary is your
chance to tell your own story – so don’t just use it to list your skills or the job titles you’ve had. Try
to bring to life why those skills matter – and the difference they can make to the people you work
with. Don’t be afraid to invest some time, try a few drafts, and run your summary past people you
know. This is your most personal piece of content marketing – and it’s worth the effort.
• Our regular rankings of the most over-used buzzwords include terms like ‘specialized’, ‘leadership’,
‘focused’, ‘strategic’, ‘experienced’, ‘passionate’, ‘expert’, ‘creative’, ‘innovative’ and ‘certified’.
Now I’m not saying you can’t describe yourself as these things – or that they don’t matter. However,
just using these words won’t convince people that you have these qualities.
STEP 5 EDUCATION
• List your formal education under the • Master of Business Administration-

education section. For each entry, you
• XYZ University 2020
can include your school,
degree/diploma/certificate field of • Concentration in Marketing
study, dates attended, and other related • Bachelor of Science in Computer
activities. You could also add a Science
description-detailing relevant
coursework, for example-and attach • ABC University, 2016
media. • Magna Cum Laude
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STEP 6 SKILLS
• Second now we discuss about skills You can add up to 50 skills on your LinkedIn
profile. You can find the most relevant skills for your career goal by looking at job
profiles or other jobs. Create a "Skills" section on your LinkedIn profile.- List your
key skills and areas of expertise. - Use bullet points to make it easy to read.- Be
specific and use industry-relevant keywords.- Include both hard and soft skills Create
a "Skills" section on your LinkedIn profile.-
List your key skills and areas of expertise.
• - Use bullet points to make it easy to read.
• Be specific and use industry-relevant keywords.
• Include both hard and soft skills.
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STEP 7 EXPERIENCE
• Include details of any work placements, shadowing or internships. Make

your achievements at work stand out by using the STAR methods,
• Create an "Experience" section.- List your previous job positions, starting
with the most recent.- Include the company name, your job title, and
employment dates.- Write concise but informative descriptions of your roles
and achievements.- Use action verbs to begin each description.- Highlight
your accomplishments, responsibilities, and impact in each role
Step Step Step
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TRAINING ON HOW TO CREATE

LINKEDIN PROFILE FOR FRESHERS

To sign up for a free LinkedIn account you’ll need a professional sounding

Your profile photo should be a recent professional image.

• List your formal education under the • Master of Business Administration-

• Include details of any work placements, shadowing or internships. Make

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