MMS #99 - Lead with LinkedIn: Why Every CEO Must Show Up

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In this episode of Mastering Modern Selling, hosts Brandon Lee, Carson V. Heady, and Tom Burton ignite a challenge for every CEO: step up and own your presence on LinkedIn. 

This isn't just another task on your to-do list; it's your stage to lead, inspire, and drive your company forward.

LinkedIn: Your Leadership Stage

LinkedIn isn’t just for networking—it’s where you lead by example. Show your team and the world what true leadership looks like by being visible and active on the platform.

Build Trust Through Authenticity

Use LinkedIn to connect with your audience on a personal level. Share your journey, your insights, and your vision. People follow leaders they trust, and your presence on LinkedIn can foster that trust.

Turn Activity Into Opportunity

By sharing your thoughts and engaging with others, you create opportunities. Each post, comment, and interaction can attract new business, partnerships, or talent.

Expand Your Influence

Engage in meaningful discussions, share your knowledge, and become a voice in your industry. The more you give, the more you grow—not just in followers but in real influence that impacts your business.

Embrace Your Role

If LinkedIn feels like a chore, shift your mindset. This is your chance to be the face of your company, to set the tone, and to inspire not just your team but your entire industry.

This episode is a rallying cry for CEOs to take the lead on LinkedIn. By showing up with authenticity and purpose, you can drive success and set an inspiring example for others.

Don’t miss out on the full episode for more insights and real-world examples that will help you own your space on LinkedIn.

Don't miss out, your next big idea could be just one episode away!

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