I’m still on the LinkedIn learning curve, but I do have a profile now and have invited a few of my friends and colleagues to link up with me. All of a sudden I now have a “request to forward” an introduction from someone I don’t know to one of my friends. What do I do?
Partially thanks to your tutorial on getting started with linkedin I’ve become somewhat of a convert. What bugs me, though, is that people who aren’t part of my extended network can’t see my profile. Surely there’s some slick way to do this?
I need some help: I’ve joined LinkedIn and now want to find other people in Colorado who can help me find work. I’ve a background in computer networking and am a civilian employee of the Air Force, but I’m pretty new to LinkedIn. Do you have some advice for me?
I’m on a LinkedIn-related mailing list and everyone on the list – but me – has a cool signature block that includes their name, title, contact information and a link to their LinkedIn Profile. I don’t want to come across as a n00b and ask on the list, so I though I’d ask you: How do I create one of these for myself?
I’ve been just getting up to speed with LinkedIn as a professional networking tool and am trying to figure out whether I can use a shortened URL in my email signature that would take people to my LinkedIn Profile page. Is that possible? If so, how do I figure out the page address?
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