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How to Create a LinkedIn Profile Badge

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Amanda

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How to Create a LinkedIn Profile Badge

Looking for a way to promote your LinkedIn Profile?  Use the LinkedIn Profile Badge on your Blog, Online Resume, Website or E-Mail Signature. LinkedIn provides several design options for users to choose from!

  1. Login to your LinkedIn Account
  2. Mouse over the arrow next to your name in the top right corner of the LinkedIn homepage screen
  3. Select “Settings” from the drop-down menu
  4. In the “Profile” tab, click on the “Edit your public profile” link located in the “Helpful Links” section
  5. Scroll down until the “Your public profile URL” window is visible
  6. Click the “Create a profile badge” link located in the “Profile badges” section
  7. Copy & Paste the HTML code next to your desired LinkedIn Profile Badge into your website.

Related Articles: How to Edit LinkedIn Public Profile Preferences & Privacy Settings

About Amanda

Interactive Project Manager @ inQbation. Internet Savvy Professional. Google AdWords Certified - Search Advertising; Expert Online Marketing Specialist & Social Media Enthusiast. Previous work experience coordinating web design & print projects, public relations and marketing activities at MTV Networks, Rolling Stone, US Weekly, Men's Journal, Sports Illustrated and The World Bank.
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