Post by account_disabled on Dec 23, 2023 6:18:48 GMT -4
A priori, not all simplified applications are external offers, but all external offers are simplified applications. How to differentiate them? On certain offers offering simplified application, you have the possibility of contacting the author of the ad directly:I think in this case there is not too much risk. We see the author of the ad, we have his photo, his name, his title, his location, his connection level. That said, don’t “get fooled”! LinkedIn suggests you send an InMail to the author. Which is only possible if you have a paid subscription. If this is not the case, click on the photo (not on the name), to go to the profile of the author of the offer and send your message (limited to 300 characters) in an invitation to connect.
Other offers offering this service (simplified application), do not offer to contact the author Email Data of the offer: For a few years now, we've only had it for social networks : you ABSOLUTELY have to be there; this is “where it happens”… We read and hear everything and anything around digital marketing . We may have the impression and we perceive it in particular through questions asked by prospects or during training or conferences, that (personal) profiles or (company) pages on social networks can replace sites and blogs . The problem is that for leaders / entrepreneurs / marketing or sales managers... who don't just want to make up the numbers or satisfy their ego because they got X likes on Facebook, X retweets or X "likes" on LinkedIn , it's quite difficult to navigate.
Digital marketing, a world difficult to understand When you don't just want to communicate about your brand but want the Internet to be a vector of business and you're not aware of all the subtleties of the tools that exist, it's hell: between the contradictory information, the “I was told that”, the “I heard that”, the incomprehensible offers, the abundance of technical terms (inbound, SEO, SEO, content, social selling, buzz, data, big data, smart data, RTB, retargeting, SEA, SEM, etc.), expert nicknames, accounts with thousands of followers... purchased, experts with large communities... not very engaged, prices which can range from 1 to 10 for the same requests... it's impossible to see clearly. I do not have THE truth, moreover it is not certain that there is one.
Other offers offering this service (simplified application), do not offer to contact the author Email Data of the offer: For a few years now, we've only had it for social networks : you ABSOLUTELY have to be there; this is “where it happens”… We read and hear everything and anything around digital marketing . We may have the impression and we perceive it in particular through questions asked by prospects or during training or conferences, that (personal) profiles or (company) pages on social networks can replace sites and blogs . The problem is that for leaders / entrepreneurs / marketing or sales managers... who don't just want to make up the numbers or satisfy their ego because they got X likes on Facebook, X retweets or X "likes" on LinkedIn , it's quite difficult to navigate.
Digital marketing, a world difficult to understand When you don't just want to communicate about your brand but want the Internet to be a vector of business and you're not aware of all the subtleties of the tools that exist, it's hell: between the contradictory information, the “I was told that”, the “I heard that”, the incomprehensible offers, the abundance of technical terms (inbound, SEO, SEO, content, social selling, buzz, data, big data, smart data, RTB, retargeting, SEA, SEM, etc.), expert nicknames, accounts with thousands of followers... purchased, experts with large communities... not very engaged, prices which can range from 1 to 10 for the same requests... it's impossible to see clearly. I do not have THE truth, moreover it is not certain that there is one.