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They recommend that you link only to people you’ve done business with directly, and who you trust. I don’t do it that way. I connect with nearly anyone.
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The people I recommend are people that I can say something good about
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be very clear about what you’re recommending.
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Ask people who know you well enough to recommend you
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Use the recommendation system within LinkedIn to send the recommendation request
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I’ve found that my best recommendations come when I write a good recommendation for someone I can vouch for
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I talked with some folks on Twitter about this process and they were surprised to see that I had over 100 recommendations. They asked how I got them, and I responded with my secret: I asked for them.
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Use the recommendation system within LinkedIn to send the recommendation request. If you email it to someone, it’s another chance to NOT get it filled out.
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Barbara NixonLinkedIn, the business network for professionals, is more than a living resume. It’s a reputation engine, a visual representation of your business network’s reach, and a place to express your business capabilities. I use it all the time to reach out to pe
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paul loweElements of a Good LinkedIn Recommendation
November 17, 2008
office guy I just updated my LinkedIn profile to reflect my role as president of New Marketing Labs, and to make sure all my information there was fresh and up to date. I talked with some folks on Twitter about this process and they were surprised to see that I had over 100 recommendations. They asked how I got them, and I responded with my secret: I asked for them.
Elements of a Good LinkedIn Recommendation
LinkedIn, the business network for professionals, is more than a living resume. It’s a reputation engine, a visual representation of your business network’s reach, and a place to express your business capabilities. I use it all the time to reach out to people, to find potential opportunities where I can help others, and to share what knowledge I have with others.
I have a difference of opinion with LinkedIn about who I connect with as a business colleague. They recommend that you link only to people you’ve done business with directly, and who you trust. I don’t do it that way. I connect with nearly anyone.
Where I take my stand, however, is recommendations.
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