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One-To-One LinkedIn Training with Yumi Wilson
- Item Number
- 213
- Estimated Value
- Priceless
- Sold
- 90 USD to hs06c562f
- Number of Bids
- 9 - Bid History
Item Description
We all know that professional achievement these days is intricately linked to the skilled use of social media. Do you wish you could take your career to the next level but haven't quite mastered the mechanics? You can take that next big professional step with a training and upgrade package from LinkedIn, the Internet's largest professional network, with more than 313 million members around the world. You can also learn how to find sources, break stories and promote your work on LinkedIn.
You will be bidding on a package of LinkedIn benefits that includes:
One-on-one LinkedIn for Journalists tutorial (30 minute training) that will show you how to break stories, find sources and promote news important to you and your organization
A personalized LinkedIn profile makeover
An account upgrade that will allow you to send free InMails and conduct advanced searches
The one-on-one training will be given by Yumi Wilson, manager of corporate communications at LinkedIn and an associate professor of journalism on leave from San Francisco State University.
The upgrade to Executive has an estimated retail value $950 a year ($74.99 a month).
Yumi Wilson is a corporate communications manager at LinkedIn and a tenured professor of Journalism at SF State University. As a trainer and evangelist for LinkedIn, Wilson trains corporate communicators and journalists how to use LinkedIn more effectively to promote their companies and brands. She runs the LinkedIn for Journalists group, which has grown from 16,000 to 62,000+ members during her tenure. She also moderates LinkedIn for Corporate Communications group, whose members include communicators from Pinterest, Yammer, Facebook, the Bank of the West, HP and many other Fortune 500 companies. A former Fulbright Scholar, AP newswoman and SF Chronicle reporter, Yumi was recently named one of the 12 Smartest Women of Color on Twitter.
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