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728 FAQ’s for LinkedIn: Who Knew?
Getting your LinkedIn ???s answered is a piece of cake
It all started because I couldn’t “link in” to the new Twitter/LinkedIn sync.
I checked “here” and I checked “there” and VOILA, I found that Help [in the upper right hand corner of the LinkedIn home page] has 728 Frequently Asked Questions — and the Answers.
Here are the first 30:
- Company Profile – Frequently Asked Questions
- Ten Tips on Building a Strong Profile
- Removing a Connection
- Email Address Not Associated with Account / Duplicate Account
- Closing Your Account
- Subgroups – Frequently Asked Questions
- Exporting and Transferring Your Contacts
- 10 Ways to Use LinkedIn by Guy Kawasaki
- Creating a Group
- InBox Changes
- Frequently Asked Questions about Applications
- Who Has Viewed My Profile
- Downgrading Your Premium Subscription
- Editing / Withdrawing a Sent Recommendation
- Changing Your Primary Email Address
- Contacting Customer Service Online
- Frequently Asked Questions about DirectAds
- Merging Accounts
- Connections List Missing and Correct Marked Fields Error
- Origin of Incoming Data for Company Profiles
- New - Adding a Twitter Account to Your LinkedIn Profile
- Promoting My Public Profile
- Receiving Error Message when Adding Email Address
- Editing a Company Profile
- Removing People From Company Profile
- Customizing Your Personal URL
- Sending Invitations
- Adding a Company Profile Page
- Shared Connections Not Viewable
- Job Searching Tips
. . . and 698 more. Check them out.
Unfortunately I didn’t get my Twitter situation fixed, but now I’ve got lots of homework to do to learn about hundreds of LinkedIn features I can take advantage of.
If you check out this section and find an answer to one of your questions, please share the experience; after all, I can’t get through all 728 of them on my own.
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