C1 / Your LinkedIn profileCredibility
Make your expertise easy to recognize and trust.
What the training covers
- Headline, photo, and banner: make it clear who you help and what you know.
- About and Experience: explain your expertise through the problems buyers need to solve.
- Featured section: choose case studies, demos, or resources that give visitors proof and a next step.
Put it to work after Automation Fair
Back up the booth conversation.
A visitor checks your profile and finds the relevant application expertise and demo resource you discussed.
Your next step: prioritize the profile improvements that support your follow-up.
C2 / Your LinkedIn networkConnections
Build a network around the buyers and accounts that matter.
What the training covers
- People and company search: find relevant accounts and buying roles using LinkedIn's search filters.
- Connection requests and follows: choose the right approach and use an honest reason to connect.
- Network quality: include customers, prospects, partners, and buying-group colleagues beyond one contact.
Put it to work after Automation Fair
Keep the right people within reach.
Reconnect with the engineer you met, then research other relevant people at that account before approaching them.
Your next step: identify priority people and the context for connecting.
C3 / Your LinkedIn postsContent
Turn what your team knows into reasons to pay attention.
What the training covers
- Content themes: find useful ideas in buyer questions, applications, demos, and lessons from real work.
- Post structure and formats: build a clear opening, useful insight, and next step using text, photos, video, or documents.
- Credible publishing: keep your own voice, check technical claims, and respect customer confidentiality.
Put it to work after Automation Fair
Give your best demo a longer life.
Use a recurring booth question to explain three factors buyers should consider when evaluating the application.
Your next step: build a short list of useful posts from the show.
C4 / Comments and messagesConversations
Turn visible expertise into relevant sales discussions.
What the training covers
- Thoughtful comments: add expertise, ask useful questions, and become familiar to relevant people.
- Direct messages: follow up with shared context, a specific reason, and something helpful to offer.
- Moving the discussion forward: listen for buyer needs and suggest a call when it fits the conversation.
Put it to work after Automation Fair
Continue the discussion you started.
Reference the legacy-system integration challenge a visitor raised, offer the promised resource, and ask a relevant follow-up question.
Your next step: outline a useful message for a real show contact.
C5 / Your LinkedIn routineConsistency
Build habits your team can maintain when work gets busy.
What the training covers
- A weekly rhythm: make time to connect, comment, share expertise, and follow up.
- Planning and support: use a content plan, reusable prompts, and responsible AI assistance while keeping human judgment.
- Useful measurement: review profile views, relevant engagement, new connections, replies, and sales conversations.
Put it to work after Automation Fair
Make follow-through part of the week.
Choose the contacts to revisit, the questions to answer, and the time your team will protect for LinkedIn.
Your next step: set your priorities in the 30-day action plan.