Henry Hayes is gaining traction and new client leads by posting comedy skits on LinkedIn, like a recent "Grand Theft Auto" spoof.
I post LinkedIn comedy skits to help my marketing company get new clients. Here's what works and what I won't do.
By Lara O'Reilly
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