The Joinery Hour 17 October with Jon Mears and Sarah Ball showing how to make LinkedIn work for you and your business

Joinery Hour Expert Series LIVE – Become a LinkedIn Expert!

On Friday 17 October, The Joinery Network’s Joinery Hour Expert Series goes social, and it’s one you won’t want to miss! Join Jon Mears from Teknos and Sarah Ball from Modern Joinery News as they dive into how to make LinkedIn work for you and your business.

Jon Mears: Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn

Jon will share expert insights on creating the best personal profile, building your professional network, and what kind of content really gets engagement.

Sarah Ball: Company Pages That Deliver Results

Sarah takes on LinkedIn company pages, showing you how to get the most from them, from setup to strategy, to grow awareness and generate leads.

The Joinery Hour Expert Series from TJN has already featured a lineup of brilliant speakers sharing valuable knowledge, including tooling to profitability tips and market trends.

After each live event, recordings are uploaded to the TJN YouTube channel to create a go-to resource for anyone in timber window manufacturing and installation.

Watch past sessions here: The Joinery Network on YouTube

Don’t miss your chance to boost your LinkedIn presence with Jon Mears and Sarah Ball this Friday!

Live this Friday, 17 October – Join from 8am

One simple login: https://live.remo.co/e/the-joinery-hour-hosted-by-the-j-2

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