Title: The Benefits of Using LinkedIn For Your Career
Headings: 
The Benefits of Using LinkedIn For Your Career
Do You Need a LinkedIn Profile?
The Benefits of Creating a LinkedIn Account
Why LinkedIn Could Waste Your Time and Money
How to Make LinkedIn Work for You

Content: Just as putting in hundreds of applications to jobs that are not a good fit for your experience isn't productive, so too is spending hours scrolling deep down into the profiles of hiring managers. At a certain point, it becomes more akin to browsing Instagram or Facebook than doing any real job searching. How to Make LinkedIn Work for You
Start by creating or updating your profile. That's what you use to connect with people in your network. Your profile is also how you get found on LinkedIn because it contains information about your skills and experience, which are crawled by the bot to match recruiters' employer search parameters. LinkedIn won't work for you if you don’t identify yourself. Setting up a LinkedIn profile with “Private Profile” or “Human Resources Manager” (if you're seeking applicants) instead of your name and asking someone to connect isn't going to be effective. If confidentiality is a concern, don't worry. LinkedIn is one of the most private social networks. Connect only with people you know well.