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What is a LinkedIn Badge?

A Linkedin Badge is a graphic representation of your LinkedIn profile. You can create it from your LinkedIn account and then paste a special code into your website or blog so that your visitors can see it, and click on it to visit your LinkedIn profile.

How to Create a LinkedIn Badge

The LinkedIn badge can be used on your website, blog, and in emails to let others know about and connect with you on LinkedIn. To put your badge on your website, you'll need to know how to copy and paste a line of code into your online text editor. Or, if you have a webmaster, you can send him the code and he can add it for you.

  1.  Log into your LinkedIn account, and go to your Profile page.
  2.  On your Profile page, click on Edit Public Profile & URL on the right side of your profile.
  3. Scroll down and look on the right side of the page for the Public Profile Badge box and click on Create a Badge.
  4.  Follow the steps on the page that includes copying a script code and pasting anywhere on the page you want to add the badge to. Next, select the graphic option you want your badge to be. You have several options of widths and styles to choose from. Copy the code under the badge option.
  5. Go to your website, blog or another page where you want to display your LinkedIn badge and paste the code you have just copied. Make sure you're in the text editor or the code—instead of the badge itself—will appear on your web page or blog. Put your cursor in the spot where you want the badge to appear. Right-click and select Paste. Click on Save and check that your badge is appearing correctly.

Here's how to create a LinkedIn badge step by step



 



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