1. Opportunities, opportunities, opportunities- If you're interested in doing business in another language, creating a profile makes it easier for opportunities to find you. Don't limit your international exposure on LinkedIn to people who speak just English. Within a few weeks of adding a profile in Spanish, I saw a noticeable increase in views to my profile from Spanish speaking countries.
2. It's easy- Check out this article about the steps to set it up, it's not complicated. It could be time consuming to translate your entire profile, so as a first step, I recommend translating your headline and a quick summary. Here are examples below.
I learned Spanish in non-business context, so while I’m fluent and comfortable, my business vocabulary is not that strong. Make sure to have someone proofread what you write in another language, especially if you're not a native speaker. Hope this helps you get motivated to create a profile in another language.
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThere are a number of ways you on how to learn Spanish online. Many websites offer free tutorials on grammar and vocabulary, as well as audio lessons where you get to hear natives speaking words, phrases and sentences. See more here How to learn Spanish
ReplyDeleteWow,great post.
ReplyDeleteI was surfing the Internet for information and came across your blog. I am impressed by the information you have on this blog. It shows how well you understand this subject. buy facebook recommendations
ReplyDeleteGreat job for publishing such a beneficial web site. Your web log isn’t only useful but it is additionally really creative too. buy facebook 5 star reviews
ReplyDeleteNice to read your article! I am looking forward to sharing your adventures and experiences. arlo camera
ReplyDeletePhotographic slides have been used extensively over the years to display interesting photos and information through a projector. They can provide great detail and color. KODAK SCANZA DIGITAL FILM & SLIDE SCANNER
ReplyDelete