7 LinkedIn Benefits to Educators & Students

Edward S. Brown III, M.S.

1. LinkedIn Let’s You Create Intellectual Property

LinkedIn allows you to imbed articles, books, podcasts, and videos right into your LinkedIn profile. A one-stop opportunity for you to create a compelling body of work.

2. LinkedIn Allows You to Develop a Direct Marketing Campaign

Since many academicians, hiring managers, and decision-makers are on LinkedIn, it’s easy to send emails to these individuals to establish your network or motivate them towards action.

3. LinkedIn Is Simpler Than Maintaining a Website

Although a personal website is beneficial, LinkedIn makes it easy for novices to create and place high-quality content, infographics, and visuals within your LinkedIn profile.

4. LinkedIn Allows You to Create Peer Reviewed Articles

LinkedIn can be used to get feedback from colleagues when posting scholarly material.

5. LinkedIn Allows You to Maintain Contacts With Colleagues, Professors, and Decision-Makers

LinkedIn allows you to stay abreast of the developments within your network for professional opportunities and use information to connect more deeply.

6. LinkedIn Allows You to Become a Subject Matter Expert

Often, professionals may concentrate efforts within a single discipline. LinkedIn allows you to streamline your image, brand, and communication within a specific profession.

7. LinkedIn Allows You to Become a Thought Leader

With the combination of intellectual property and subject matter expertise, LinkedIn allows you to broaden your base by creating or curating ancillary information.

Next Steps

For the latest information on critical thinking, subject matter expertise, and thought leadership, connect with Edward S. Brown III on LinkedIn @ https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardsbrown