I have to preface this post by noting how easy it is to make mistakes when you're on the road to becoming a published author. This is an emotional journey, and ego can sometimes get in the way. Then there's the many details you must hold, which even publishers get wrong from time to time.
When you recommend a colleague, business partner, or professional service provider, your comment is listed in your profile under the Recommendations tab. Recommendations you receive are listed under âRecommendations Forâ at the bottom of the âExperienceâ section.
Keep your requests to second-degree connections, where you and the person youâd like to be introduced to have someone in common. These are the steps to ask a second-degree contact to make an introduction on your behalf: Locate the LinkedIn profile of the person you want to be introduced to. Click âGet introducedâ on the right side of that profile. Look through the second-degree shared connections that LinkedIn says could introduce you to that person. Click on one of those connections and enter a subject for your message. Write a message to the person who you hope will make the introduction.