Hello Reader,

I love a good bit of alliteration.

Content, Community, Consistency.. I have those words on a slide in a talk I give about LinkedIn regularly.

In the interest of the letter C, today I bring you in the following order - Company Pages, CDP and craic.

Company Pages

Last week on LinkedIn, I saw the head of LinkedIn Ads Marketing comment on a post from Social Media Examiner that said the very first thing you need to get right on LinkedIN is.... your Company Page.

I was surprised. Then I thought about it - your compamy page is somethjing you create once, and if you are a solo entrepreneur, you can pretty much forget about it and just remmeber to post once a month or so.

But if you are a brand, this is your base on LinkedIn. The site all your emplouyees take content from, tie their profiles to, and use ads with (there is a LinkedIn thought leader ads workshop at the fringe day of the conference.. cannot wait for that)

So I did a deep dive back into company pages sand wrote a 'proper' article about it which you can read here

​https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-set-up-linkedin-company-page-louise-brogan-f89vf/​

CPD

We have been waiting to get this over the line, but I can now announce that Raise Your Visibility LIVE is an accredited CPD event. (for those of us out of the accrediation life, that means Continuous Professional Development).

This means a lot to me, because I want to have an event where you LEARN - I have said before, no fluff and no filler. This is a serious event where you will walk away with something you can implement in your business that will make a difference. Of course we will have a lot of fun too..

which leads me to craic!

If you are coming to visit us for the first time, let me help you out

• "What’s the craic?": Used as a greeting meaning "How are you?" or "What is happening?"
• "Good craic": Used to describe an enjoyable event, place, or person. (For example: "She is great craic" means she is very fun to be around).
• "For the craic": Doing something just for fun or as a joke.
• "The craic was ninety": An expression meaning the party or night out was at its absolute peak of fun

the craic will be NINETY at this event - come join us and you wil not regret it ☘️🤩

​www.louisebrogan.com/raise-live ​

Louise xx