Being professional is key to succeeding on LinkedIn, especially when it comes to your profile picture. Don't use any party photos, make sure you're professionally dressed, and you can keep your ...

Here are my LinkedIn photo recommendations. Your goal is to post a smiling, warm, engaging picture of yourself. HEADSHOT ONLY: Nothing else should be in the picture but your head, neck, and ...

The benefits of having a professional headshot should be obvious. But just in case you need any more convincing, we have the numbers. LinkedIn users who include a photo receive 21 times more ...

I realized, however, that I am personally suspicious of someone without a profile image who reaches out to me online–even if that message is coming through a professional platform like LinkedIn ...

To take a simple yet professional profile picture, LinkedIn suggests you dress for the job you want. Whether that means you wear a t-shirt, button down, or a tie, wear an outfit that lets ...

Click "Profile" from the menu along the top of your LinkedIn home page. Click "Edit Photo" on the left side of the screen under the picture box. Click "Browse," select the photo you want to upload ...

LinkedIn gives you your own URL, so make it a snappy one that looks good on business cards and Twitter bios. Click Edit public profile & URL on the right, then the pen icon next to the current URL ...

Start by uploading a professional profile picture, and add a compelling headline that describes your job profile. Write a comprehensive profile summary that can help your connections walk through ...