Like many other social networks, LinkedIn provides a set of time-saving widgets or plug-ins to allow you to have the most commonly requested content easily embedded in your website with minimal technical fuss. The LinkedIn member profile plug-in is one of those - they supply the code, you paste it into your website code.
You have three options - one in which the profile appears inline and two in which a link is created that, depending on your preference, the user clicks or hovers on to reveal the profile. The links can be LinkedIn icon only or icon + text.
Unfortunately things don't always behave the way you expect them to! Size, positioning and closing a revealed profile by mouseout are the main bugbears that I've come across. Whether you are a website DIY enthusiast or a professional, you might find these tips useful for getting it to work more elegantly for you.
11 October 2012
31 January 2012
Improving Web Visibility
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This is not a 'how-to' guide, it's more of a simple 'what-to-do' guide aimed at those who want to promote themselves online but aren't sure what it involves. This is something you can do for yourself or you can have a professional do for you. As one of those professionals, I like my clients to understand just what it is I'm doing for them and why it can make a difference. In this case it's all about attracting people to whatever you are doing, or growing your business if you have one, by promoting yourself online.
This is not a 'how-to' guide, it's more of a simple 'what-to-do' guide aimed at those who want to promote themselves online but aren't sure what it involves. This is something you can do for yourself or you can have a professional do for you. As one of those professionals, I like my clients to understand just what it is I'm doing for them and why it can make a difference. In this case it's all about attracting people to whatever you are doing, or growing your business if you have one, by promoting yourself online.
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