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This How.com.vn teaches you how to share the content of your LinkedIn profile with your connections and coworkers. If your profile is set to public, you'll also be able to share its URL in your favorite social media or messaging apps. Sharing your profile can help you promote your professional experience, network with others, and create new professional connections.
Things You Should Know
- Use the Share function in the LinkedIn mobile app to share your profile in any app on your phone or tablet.
- You can also copy your LinkedIn profile URL and paste it into an email, social media post, text message.
- To share on a computer, click "More" at the top of your profile and select "Share Profile."
Steps
Open the LinkedIn app. This app icon features white "in" on a blue background that you can find on one of your Home screens, in the app drawer, or by searching.- If you don't have the LinkedIn app, you can get it for free from the App Store or Google Play Store.
Tap your profile picture. You might see this in the upper left corner of your screen.Advertisement
Tap View Profile. This is usually next to your profile icon when the menu slides out from the left.
Scroll down and tap Your Profile. It's under the "Contact" header.[1]- If you'd prefer to just copy your public profile URL and paste it into a different app, highlight your profile URL in the same section (it starts with https://www.linkedin.com/in), and tap Copy instead. This URL will only appear if your profile is set to public.[2]
Select the app you want to share with. If you want to share with your connections and coworkers using the LinkedIn mobile app, select that option. If not, choose a different messaging platform from the options.
Send the message. You can add your own text before sending if you wish.
Go to https://linkedin.com and log in. You can use any desktop or mobile web browser to share your LinkedIn profile.
Click the Me icon. It's below your profile photo at the top-right corner of the page in the navigation menu.
Click View Profile. This is usually the first option in the drop-down menu.- If your profile is set to public and you want to share the URL with people outside of LinkedIn, click Edit public profile & URL on the right to find your URL. It starts with "https://linkedin.com/in." You can then paste the URL in a post on Facebook or another app with a personal message to share your profile.
Click the More button in your Introduction card. This is the first block of information you'll see on your page with your name, headline, and location.
Click Share Profile. This takes you to the New Message window. A new message chat window will open at the bottom of the page.
Enter the names on LinkedIn that you want to share your profile with. You can enter multiple names or send individual messages to each recipient. Your profile's public URL will also appear in the box.- You can also type a message before and/or after the public profile's URL that loads in the chat message.
Click Send. You'll see this blue button at the bottom of the chat window. The message will send in the open chat window
Expert Q&A
- QuestionHow do I properly ask someone for a LinkedIn recommendation?
Jonathan SoormaghenJonathan Soormaghen is a Career Coach and Founder of Resume Advisor, a career counseling firm that specializes in creating personalized products such as resumes, CVs, cover letters, and online branding tools to propel clients toward their next career milestone. Jonathan holds a BA in Political Economy from the University of California, Berkeley, where he was honored to serve as the Valedictory speaker of general commencement. Prior to founding Resume Advisor, he worked in management consulting and finance at companies including Accenture, Target, and Ernst & Young. Jonathan's clients have landed job offers from leading firms including Netflix, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Uber, Deloitte, KMPG, Accenture, and Merrill Lynch.
Career CoachInitiate a request for a LinkedIn recommendation by proposing a mutual exchange of recommendations rather than merely seeking one. Communicate the potential impact of their feedback on your specific situation, providing them with a compelling reason to contribute to your professional profile. This approach not only encourages collaboration but also emphasizes the meaningful impact their recommendations can have on your career.
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1. Open LinkedIn.
2. Tap your profile picture.
3. Tap View Profile.
4. Tap your LinkedIn public profile URL.
5. Tap Copy.
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