That’s the weird part — I didn’t do anything differently at LinkedIn. Maybe shared one or two more posts and liked one or two more conversations. It’s as though LI had a slow-to-get-going ROI for me. 😉

So was I, Nikki. Never really saw the sense in it. But the last year or so, I’ve been getting a number of people reaching out to discuss working together. That’s all it took to convert me. 😉

I was also very gung-ho about LinkedIn early on but now not so much. Maybe if I had more time to invest in it again I’d see the value. I mean I did net a consulting client a few years back from LinkedIn but he’s been the only one. I like to call him a Unicorn.

Agreed, Paula. Groups, for me too, is so tough to find. It’s there, but every time I look for them, I have to spend too much time.

Go to your profile, then click on Work. It’s under there. Why is it under Work? It makes no sense.

The recent re-design pretty much hides Groups from me. Cathy had to tell me where to find them! (Hidden under “Work” for some reason. After clicking that, you then have to click again to find your own groups.)

I’m thinking whoever redesigned LinkedIn does NOT have it listing in his or her LinkedIn profile.

Thanks, Sarah! And thanks for tweeting it out yesterday.

I saw you were on LinkedIn earlier. Thanks for sharing the Writers Worth news.

I get the same way sometimes. Instead of commenting if the topic isn’t something you want to discuss at that time, maybe hit “Like” and engage even that little bit. Recently a topic appeared that lent itself to just a “like” and not a comment. One of the thought pieces, I believe. Minutes after I liked it, someone reached out about doing work with me.

You just never know.