I have attached a screenshot of what I get when I click on the link Andy
Ack again - Thanks Pete. I guess it's back to making money the slow and steady route. I'll update you guys when I actually have an active account, lol.
@ohnoo_not_her Yeah, I need to 'fix' my LinkedIn account... Guess you guys will have to wait a week or so, unless someone else comes in and swoops in with they're WA review.
Oh, and btw - I fixed the clickable links within the emails (as you probably saw in the email you received). 😀
All right people, let's try it now: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-2024-wealthy-affiliate-review-personal-success-andy-calvin-ofpoe/
That is my positive review of them - if this works, I'll use my other LinkedIn account to write another, well, different kind of review ( 😏 😜 ).
I can also create a write up of what I did, with prompts and we can document this as a case study if anyone is interested.
@andy have clicked like and a little comment, haven't done nada with linked myself.
Curious about the 'alternative' review though lol!
Lizzy
@andy Did you create a separate personal LinkedIn profile too and did you just make up some details as Linkedin is normally quite pushy in regards to looking for information like employers and stuff like that.
I am going to start a linkedin page for one of my sites but don't want to do it by logging into my personal page as don't really want my work colleagues connected to it.
I know in Facebook you can only have one profile but you can create business pages with it that are not visibly connected. Trying to find out if it is the same for Linkedin or if ok to just create multiple different LinkedIn profiles instead
Thanks Pete
@andy Did you create a separate personal LinkedIn profile too and did you just make up some details as Linkedin is normally quite pushy in regards to looking for information like employers and stuff like that.
I am going to start a linkedin page for one of my sites but don't want to do it by logging into my personal page as don't really want my work colleagues connected to it.
I know in Facebook you can only have one profile but you can create business pages with it that are not visibly connected. Trying to find out if it is the same for Linkedin or if ok to just create multiple different LinkedIn profiles instead
Thanks Pete
@andy Did you create a separate personal LinkedIn profile too and did you just make up some details as Linkedin is normally quite pushy in regards to looking for information like employers and stuff like that.
I am going to start a linkedin page for one of my sites but don't want to do it by logging into my personal page as don't really want my work colleagues connected to it.
I know in Facebook you can only have one profile but you can create business pages with it that are not visibly connected. Trying to find out if it is the same for Linkedin or if ok to just create multiple different LinkedIn profiles instead
Thanks Pete
It's ok to have different Linkedin pages, I have an extra account that I forgot about still having, as I made it actually for my husband, so he can lurk from it to spy on his boss LOL!
Lizzy
@ohnoo_not_her Thanks Lizzy, LinkedIns rules say it is prohibited from having more than one account but a everything I found also said you had to have a personal profile to open a business page. I presume you just made up some details for the extra account 😀
One of the things I did read was that you have to create a personal profile and then wait 24 hours and have more than one connection to be able to create a business page. Maybe we can all connect with each other on our fake accounts so we can create our business pages 😆 😆
Pete
@petedr93 I had a bit of a discussion on this thread yesterday with Jenny about Linkedin personal vs. Linkedin business
https://digitalmatrixcafe.com/community/google/google-screwed-you-27-talking-points/#post-509
I'm definitely still learning the platform myself, so what I've said here is based off my limited experience (I think the to-and-fro conversation is on the 3rd page of the above post).
As for "connecting", "liking", "upvoting", "clapping", and "commenting" on various things that we all have on the internet, yep, I'm 100% up for that.
Basically, while the numbers here are still quite small it's easier to control, so I have absolutely no issues with someone creating a Reddit post, then posting it in the Reddit subforum here and asking people to upvote and comment, or then again, going to a Medium article and asking people to "clap" and "comment", and just about any content on any platform.
As I say, while the numbers are small it's easier to control, and even if we only get 25-30 people regularly giving up one hour a week, we can all get lots of "interaction" on various articles, posts, social media shares, YT videos, etc.
And let's face facts, currently, Google loves "user-generated content" and "social interactions" on content, so if you can "legitimately fake it" (much the same as the requesting comments at WA) go for it.
I'm also currently doing something on Reddit for ALL OF US here, somewhere where we can do any type of affiliate marketing we like (more to come about this, soon!)
So I have just created a new LinkedIn profile 👍 - feel free to connect or let me know your LinkedIn profiles and I will connect to you please
Profile name is Pete Fifty
www.linkedin.com/in/pete-fifty-0a458530a
Thanks
Hi @andy,
Checked out your review...great work! 
I am very interested in your work-flow, and would be grateful for a write-up, prompts and all, I'm sure it;ll be a great case study 😀 .
I can also create a write up of what I did, with prompts and we can document this as a case study if anyone is interested.
Hey Andy ... definitely interested in a case study. The review is really excellent with all the personalisation and factual data. Very impressive!
I almost want to go and sign up for WA again ... 🤣
The link is working. I haven't read or bookmarked it yet. But wanted to let you know I got it.
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