Abby Rogers, who first investigated legal nursing as a career three years ago has made a commitment with impressive results. She began as a subcontractor, which she feels gave her the grounding to reach out for an independent career. Her first independent client didn’t know what he wanted, which gave her a unique opportunity to guide him.

Abby currently divides her work life between bedside nursing and LNC work. A special aspect of her promotional efforts involves LinkedIn, which she has studied in detail. While she feels that individuals find their own “sweet spots” in terms of types and amounts of posts, she shares what has worked and what has not worked for her.

Currently, she posts about three times a week. She also makes a point of responding to others’ posts. She analyzes her successes and failures in terms of responses and considers LinkedIn to be a major marketing tool for her.

She says that a lot of her best post ideas come when she’s walking her dog or doing other non-writing-related tasks. She urges those who want to post regularly to make a record of their ideas. Some may not be immediately relevant, but they can be used later.

When questioned about whether she uses artificial intelligence, she says only as a last step, for polishing language. She finds that if she makes it more part of the formative stage of writing, it ends up not sounding like her.

Abby is an enterprising and talented LNC businesswoman. You can learn a lot from this interview.

What you'll get from Mastering LinkedIn for LNCs

How can subcontracting help a nurse gain experience?

How does taking an open-minded approach to what you can do for a client help your business?

How frequently should you post on LinkedIn?

Why is it important to respond to others’ posts?

What role can artificial intelligence play in writing posts?

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Your Presenters for Mastering LinkedIn for LNCs

Abby Rogers

With years of experience as a dedicated NICU nurse, Abby Rogers founded Birth Injury Nurses to bridge the gap between medical expertise and legal insights. Combining meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of neonatal care, she assists attorneys with comprehensive case evaluations and medical record organization,