Quick answers to common questions about LinkedIn, Chrome extensions, and feed optimization
LinkedIn Premium runs from $39.99 to $170 per month depending on the plan. Every current price, the annual discount, and how to pay less.
LinkedIn has no download button for videos. Here are the methods that work on every device: online downloader, screen recording, and the official data export.
How to see who viewed your LinkedIn profile, what you get for free vs Premium, whether people can tell you viewed them, and how to browse privately.
Impressions count how many times your content showed up on a screen. Here's what they actually measure, how they differ from reach and views, what counts as a good number, and how to get more.
25 LinkedIn headline examples for founders, sales, job seekers, students, and freelancers, plus the simple formula behind the good ones.
Cancel LinkedIn Premium in a few clicks, on desktop, iPhone, or Android. Here are the exact steps, plus what happens to your billing, refunds, and trial.
The best time to post on LinkedIn is weekday mornings, but the real answer depends on your audience. Here are the windows that work, plus how to find yours.
Your LinkedIn feed is cluttered with content you never asked for. Here's exactly why it happens and what you can do about it today.
You published a post and it flopped. Here are the 7 most common reasons LinkedIn posts get zero traction, and how to fix each one.
No notification is sent, but blocking cuts both ways: deleted messages, removed endorsements, and a hidden profile. Here's exactly what they see.
For job seekers and B2B sales, often yes. For a better feed, more reach or growth, no. What each plan really includes, current prices, and who should skip it.
Worried about using Chrome extensions on LinkedIn? Here's what's safe, what's risky, and how to tell the difference before you install anything.
There's no magic number. Here's how to find the posting frequency that actually grows your LinkedIn presence without burning you out.
Settings > Communications > Email is where the flood stops. A category-by-category guide, the unsubscribe shortcut, and the 3 email types worth keeping.
No, LinkedIn sends no notification when you unfollow someone. But there are two ways people can still find out, and a key difference from disconnecting.
Your posts and comments are public. Your DMs, job applications and searches are not. What your employer can and can't see, and the settings that matter.
Worried LinkedIn might detect your Chrome extensions? Here's what LinkedIn can and can't see, and which extensions are safe to use.