In the right graphic is Notifications, where you see who's interacting with your posts, accepting your connection invitations, and having job anniversaries or birthdays. LinkedIn Messaging is a powerful way to start conversations with connections who could become clients or great referral partners. Don't worry about your privacy: People won't see your location if you don't enable this feature. You can connect with other conference attendees instantly. When I'm at a live event, I can also turn on "Find Nearby," which looks for other people at the conference or event who have this feature turned on. On the "My Network" tab, I see new invitations to connect, potential new connections under "People You May Know," and my total number of connections. When I'm on "Home," I scan my newsfeed to see what's happening with my network, breaking industry news, and content from people and companies I follow. This is about 80 percent of what I use LinkedIn for. It lets you check messages, invite people to connect, review updates, and send messages to your connections.Īt the bottom of the screen, you have easy access to your primary LinkedIn functions: Home, My Network, Messaging, Notifications and Jobs. The app is well-designed, fast, and easy to use. (The Blackberry and Windows versions are officially retired.) The LinkedIn app is free and connects you seamlessly to your LinkedIn account from your phone. LinkedIn has developed apps for the iPhone and Android smartphones. Let me introduce you to a few of the most popular mobile LinkedIn apps, all of which are free to download and will enhance your LinkedIn experience.
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