It's pretty straightforward to go to the recommendations section.
Go to your Linkedin profile and scroll down to "Recommendations".
If you don't see it on your profile, no worries, you can easily add it, also on a free Linkedin account. I'm using a free account and it was included.
So, in case you don't have the "Recommendations" button on your profile, follow the below steps.
1. First, click on "Add profile section."
2. You'll get 3 main categories: Core, Recommended, and Additional.
3. Click on "Recommended."
4. Then click on "Add recommendation." It's automatically added to your profile. To double-check, (refresh the page and) scroll down. You'll see it now.
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NnurseBecca
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5x5 super summary! I love the testimony of good recommendations and stellar reviews. Clients who give them return for your good business. LinkedIn has a great feature, and found my chemistry professor on there! How cool to see your training!
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ChristineDu1
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Interesting, I didn't know that. Does it come with the Premium Linkedin membership or does the free membership also include this?
NnurseBecca
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I got it for free, but that could change. I remember years ago, you could download all the email addresses within your network at once. Now, you have to have the premium to do so. I think it is still well worth the investment to keep track of your network groups, and can be segmented for email marketing.
ChristineDu1
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I'll check out the other features of Linkedin, and the generated resume. Thanks for telling me :-)
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