Experts shared their tips on optimizing your LinkedIn profile and building your professional brand on the site to aid your job search.

The benefits of networking on LinkedIn. Should you use LinkedIn for networking? Absolutely! Here’s why. 1. Everyone is on LinkedIn. Nearly every American professional, regardless of job title, has a ...

Career coach Albana Gega says he views networking through a sales lens and shares the three-part LinkedIn template that he sends his clients.

CEO of Judi Hays, Inc., LinkedIn marketing strategist and author of Elevate, Expand, Engage - A Refreshing Approach to Winning on LinkedIn. The essence of professional growth is strategic ...

CEO of Judi Hays, Inc., LinkedIn marketing strategist and author of Elevate, Expand, Engage - A Refreshing Approach to Winning on LinkedIn. If LinkedIn were a business networking event, would you ...

Tired of the flashy decor and adolescent social scene on MySpace, Melissa Andrews recently joined LinkedIn, a Web site that offers a professional-oriented alternative. Connecting with friends and ...

These LinkedIn apps will help you get a leg up in the never-ending networking race. LinkedIn's list of apps is relatively small compared to other popular marketplaces, but what the site lacks in ...

While there are a lot of people who use LinkedIn regularly to share news, recruit and to do some real, actual networking, it seems that there are just as many (probably more, a lot more) that don’t.

LinkedIn is a huge professional networking site. In fact, it is the world’s largest professional network, with more than 610 million users in more than 200 countries and territories worldwide. I ...

LinkedIn is supposed to be used for professional networking and recruiting, but dot.LA reporter Ben Bergman learned that, to many users' dismay, some people are there trolling for dates.

The mere thought of professional networking often can incite the same anxiety as performing in front of a large audience. You may get sweaty palms, have trouble gathering your thoughts, and forget ...