Stonehenge with Joe Apfelbaum // evyAI.com Tutorial

You know how to go on LinkedIn Live from your mobile phone? I've never seen anybody do it. People are always live from their computer. Here, let me show you how you can go live from your mobile phone even while you're on the other side of the world. You recognize these stones over here? It's called Stonehenge. It's a monument from thousands and thousands of years ago. It's one of the oldest monuments in the world. Some people think that aliens put together these stones over here. Others say it has mystical and spiritual significance. Check out the scene. Crazy. So yeah, it's in England. Very powerful. Makes me think about posting this type of content more often on LinkedIn. A lot of the times people are giving like business tips. And it's okay to give business tips, but you can also go places and kind of share your experience with your network. Your network actually wants to experience things with you. People don't just want business tips and education. They want to get to know who you are, what you're doing, what you're about. So sharing more about your life, not sharing necessarily private things, but sharing things that you're up to. What are you doing? What are you up to? So today, as I'm walking back from Stonehenge, I want to chat with you a little bit about the power of using artificial intelligence with LinkedIn, while at the same time allowing you to experience this amazing scenery here with me. You in? If you're in, let me know. I'm in, Joe. This is interesting. I'm in. So there's a couple of things that you can do with artificial intelligence on LinkedIn. Number one, You can leave comments. You can use AI to help you leave comments. Now you might be asking, Joe, why is it important to leave comments, period? Well, when you leave a comment, it's a powerful way to stay top of mind with the people that have posted, and it's also a powerful way to stay top of mind with your network in general. Did you know that when you leave a comment on LinkedIn, your network can also see that on the feed? And leaving a comment doesn't take a ton of creativity. But it does take time. That's why using artificial intelligence to help you draft the comment in your voice is extremely useful. That's why we created Evvy AI, because we realize that people don't necessarily have the time to drop 5 to 10 comments a day. And in order for you to be effective, you got to drop 5 to 10 comments a day. You can't just ghost after you post. Posting ghosts is not the best way for you to get the most out of LinkedIn. You gotta leave comments. The second thing that you wanna start doing on a regular basis is posting, because posting gets you exposure. When I post on Facebook, maybe 50 to 100 people see it, even though I have thousands of followers. When I post on LinkedIn, hundreds of people and sometimes thousands of people see it, because LinkedIn has the highest organic reach. It has the fewest people actually posting and the most people viewing. So if you're not leveraging LinkedIn in that way, by posting and commenting, then you're really missing out. The other thing that I want you to consider is leaving recommendations for people. You can use artificial intelligence to help you leave recommendations, and leaving recommendations for your connection is a great way for you to build trust with them. That's great. Optimizing your profile. Think about this. Most people have under-optimized profiles. Because they haven't taken the time to sit down and actually optimize it. Sit down, think about your headline, think about your About section, think about the areas on your profile that will actually help you be able to get seen more on Google. Your profile can rank and can rank particularly well if you learn how to optimize it properly. So if you do those things, if you comment, if you post, If you leave recommendations, if you optimize your profile, you'll be much more likely to be successful. Let me know what you think about this. Let me know what you think about Stonehenge. And let me know if you want to see more of England or of Europe in general. Talk to you soon. Boom.