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This is the most obvious way to use personal insights and grow your network with the right people. Use this base to build stronger relationships. You may be part of a shared LinkedIn group or have connections in common. Offer your services with an introductory message and see if there's any scope. The 'Who's Viewed Your Profile' data tells you if you are attracting the right sort of people. Keeping your profile updates at all times is one of our essential LinkedIn profile tips. Use it to confirm your LinkedIn efforts.You can further improve your job prospects with LinkedIn Skill Assessments. Your resume could be moving up the pile if the HR has started checking you out. Check if your resume is getting attention.The person who crept into your profile could give you the inside track too if you ask nicely. Visit their profile and the company they work for to see if there are any open positions available. Under Select what others can see when you've viewed their profile, choose to show Your name and headline.Scroll down to the How others see your LinkedIn activity section. Click and expand Profile viewing options.Click Settings & Privacy. Select the Privacy tab.To enable the name and headline, click the Me icon on your homepage. To see these last five profile views, you will have to enable the display of your name and headline in your profile visibility settings page. These three bits of insights can help you build your professional network: If you have a free account, you'll be able to see up to five results of who has viewed your profile, the number of visits to your profile, and the number of times you've appeared in search results. Your access to your profile views on the 'Who's Viewed Your Profile' dashboard depends on the account you have, the privacy settings of your account, and the people who visit your profile. What Kind of LinkedIn Account Do You Have?

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