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Have You Set Up Your Linked In Company Page?

Nexus Digipriint Company Page

Nexus+Digiprint Company Page on Linked In

Have you established a company page for your business on Linked In?

Many people think of Linked In as a playground for recruiters and those seeking employment, but the site is much more than that. It’s a great, virtual, networking coctail hour, and a tool for raising venture capital, business development, and more.

Among Linked In’s many benefits in the opportunity to create a business page for your company, associated to the profiles of company employees.

Setting Up

In order to set up your company page, you need to have an email address with the company’s domain name, that is, joeblow@companyname.com. When you enter your company’s name as you make your profile, Linked In will present a number of options with the name of companies that already exist in their database. If you find your company name here, just select it. If not, you’ll have to add a new company.

Adding a Company

You can add a new company by going to the Companies title in the main menu bar near the top of your window. This will take you to the Companies page. Click on Add a Company and fill in the blanks. Linked In gives you two choices as to who can edit your company page: everyone with a company email address or only designated people.

Once you have added your page, you can add your logo and a company description, your company URL, and a list of some areas of specialization.

Products and Services

In a separate tab, you can also add descriptions of the products and services you offer, along with photos and videos, and links to places where visitors can find more information.

You can check out our Linked In Company Page here: http://www.linkedin.com/company/nexus-digiprint.

Have you set up your page? Do you have any tips to share?

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