No it will not. They may see that they appeared in search, and your name won’t be visible in that notification. You won't trigger a profile view unless you actually click their profile. - Zeeko...
If you go into your work history, re-type the company name, and be sure to click the company option that contains the colored logo. Save it, and make sure it sticks. I have enchanted updating work history, selecting the correct company and after saving the logo disappears. You don't need to delete the whole section, just remove the company...
Not including the http/https can make a link not clickable. Also, if you do not add a space in between the url and a period at the end of the previous sentence that can also cause a problem. If you’re certain the protocol is correct, and there is a space before your url, it...
You may want to end up blocking someone on Linkedin for a number of reasons; a falling out (professional or otherwise), someone may be spamming you, or they're downright creepy. Whatever the reason may be keep in mind that blocking is not the same as selecting "remove connection" or "unfollowing"...
Yes. That's a very common question. Here are two scenarios when you could view someones profile and they're not notified about it: They have that specific notification turned off You’re viewing their profile in anonymous mode - Zeeko...
This really depends on what types of lead you're wanting to generate but assuming it's B2B and you have a desirable product then the answer is likely yes. Primarily because of the advanced search features (like current job title and specific geography). And not to mention tagging. Here’s a screenshot that shows you the different benefits...
It would essentially discourage certain industries from paying for Linkedin's services. You can block specific people if you'd like. That means they would not be able to see your profile, and you could unblock them later. But beyond that you cannot choose specific groups or types of people to hide your profile from. - Zeeko...
No you cannot. You need to have a linkedin account to create a company or business page, but a personal page is given access to a separate business page. You can, however, convert a company page into a university page. - Zeeko...
That's a great question. Linkedin documentation says that you have to wait 21 days, and then you can send them another invite. However, I've waiting that long in the past and still been unable to re-invite. Here’s a link to the documentation. - Zeeko...
Primarily because they do not understand the purpose of Linkedin. That’s the short version. Sometimes sharing similar content is appropriate. But in general, content on Facebook is more for entertainment and content on Linkedin is more focused on business and learning. - Zeeko...
