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Years ago, when advisors initially created their LinkedIn accounts, many were liberal when it came to connections. They accepted requests from anyone who wanted to connect. This included competitors, shallow acquaintances, and more.
As LinkedIn has evolved into a premier networking tool, some advisors have started to realize that connecting with anyone and everyone may not be the best strategy. Why? A quality network vastly improves your ability to receive and offer real business benefit. If you have quality connections, you can nurture a reciprocal relationship with your immediate network. If you’ve muddied the water with poor quality connections, running an advanced search for ideal prospects can be challenging.
For example, if your ...
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