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10 Little Known LinkedIn Features That Can Make A Big Difference Posted on September 1, 2013 by Wayne  Original post by Power Formula 1.  Reorder your profile sections Anytime you are in  Edit Profile and you see the up-down arrow, it means you can move that section. This will help you emphasize the most important aspects of your profile. 2.  Download a list of your entire 1st degree network You can download into a spreadsheet (in either .CSV or .VCF format) a full list of your connections, including their name, current title, current company name, and email address. There are two ways to access this. If you have upgraded to LinkedIn Contacts  (it’s free and I highly recommend it), go into your settings (top right) and click Export LinkedIn Connections . If you have not upgraded yet, go to your Contacts and on the bottom right click Export Contacts . 3.  Delete Skills & Expertise entries In Ed...

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An interesting info graphic with tips that you wouldn't expect, such as:  #4 Use Google Tilde - first I love the ~ sign. I use it all the time in production, place in front of a number it means approximately. In terms of content, when placed in front of a word in the Google search box - Google will serve you relevant ALTERNATIVE keywords, that will help your content pop. #5 Write long, in depth quality content.  I may be breaking that rule here but if you look at the info graphic at least one item on this list is something you can do, to help your ideas, skills and passion stand out from all the rest. Go ahead. Give it a try. Add caption