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"They're thinking I must be really famous and know what I'm doing, but I'm just laughing because I wrote 20% of the content I'm sharing and 80% I'm sharing other people's."

This is a special episode only available to our podcast subscribers, which we call The Mini Chief. These are short, sharp highlights from our fabulous CEO guests, where you get a 5 to 10 minute snapshot from their full episode.

This Mini Chief episode features Ted Prodromou, America's #1 LinkedIn Coach.

His full episode is titled Perception, connecting properly with purpose, and standing out online.

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Ted has bounced back from many setbacks; not only did he survive the dot com crash, which wiped out his successful 20-year tech career working for companies like IBM, he then came out the other side of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, which turned his consulting business upside-down.

Today, Ted is America's #1 LinkedIn coach and he helps clients to super-charge their online profile and presence, and how to connect properly with purpose.

He is the author of the Ultimate Guide to LinkedIn for Business and has also been featured on Entrepreneur.com, the New York Times, CNBC, and Forbes.

In the full episode we talk about:

✅ How he got made redundant 3 times in 12 years

✅ How co-writing a book with Perry Marshall launched his LinkedIn coaching career

✅ Some simple tips on how to make your LinkedIn profile really stand out, and

✅ How to dial up your LinkedIn content management so that you are perceived to be associated with well-known brands.

A special thanks to former guest, Alex Mandossian, for introducing me to Ted.

Deal hope,

Greg

You can connect with Ted via LinkedIn.

• Ultimate Guide to Linked In for Business - by Ted Prodromou

• Contribution to an article on predicted LinkedIn trends for 2019 on Digital Marketer (Ted's piece is two-thirds down the article)

• Snappr, a great resource for taking a high-quality LinkedIn professional photo

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