You can go to your LinkedIn profile and under Add certificate -> Certification Name & Certification Authority (Salesforce Trailhead). That's it. November 16, 2015
What is the Salesforce certification track on LinkedIn?
The “salesforce certification track” is a process that can be done by adding the Salesforce certification to LinkedIn. This will allow you to show your skill level and certifications on LinkedIn. You can go to your LinkedIn profile and under Add certificate -> Certification Name & Certification Authority (Salesforce Trailhead).
Can I use the Salesforce certification logo on my website?
The logo may be used on e-mail signatures, websites and other printed materials, as long as the certification logo is not modified in any way. More details on the use of the logo can be found in the Salesforce.com Certification Program Agreement, which says:
How to add Salesforce trailhead badge on LinkedIn?
I recently added a trailhead badge on LinkedIn and the system placed it under "certifications" automatically. I just added a badge that i've already had in my LinkedIn profile. You can go to your LinkedIn profile and under Add certificate -> Certification Name & Certification Authority (Salesforce Trailhead).
How to promote Salesforce certificate to recruiters?
From this post to share with you to publish your Salesforce Certificate logo to social media like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter profile cover photo. to use cover photo of your linkedin, facebook, twitter social media and many more places to attract your profile for Salesforce Recruiters.
How do I show my Certification badge on LinkedIn?
Log in with your credentials. Click on the badge -> Click on 'Share' button -> Click on 'Add to Profile' button. You will then be redirected to a BadgeCert help page, which gives you details about how your badge will be shown on your LinkedIn profile. Click on the 'Get Started' button on the left side of the help page.
Can you add Salesforce badges to LinkedIn?
Now you can share your badges quickly and easily on LinkedIn. The badges will be populated under the Certifications section on your LinkedIn profile. This feature helps you keep your Salesforce skills and expertise up-to-date on your LinkedIn profile.
Where do I get Salesforce Certified logo?
Find the email "Your Salesforce Certification Exam Results." Under the section "Celebrate with your new logo and certificate" there is a URL with login credentials that will take to you the page where you can download the current version of the Certified Admin logo.
How do you add super badges to LinkedIn?
In the Certifications section (under Accomplishments), you can list out individual Badges or Superbadges you've completed, for example the Security Specialist Superbadge, and include your Trailhead profile link as the 'Certification URL' for proof.
How do I get a Salesforce Certification link?
To verify your active Salesforce certifications:Visit the Trailhead Verification page.Enter your Webassessor email beneath Certification Holders: Check Your Status.Click Request and follow any subsequent prompts.Your credential status will be sent to you in an email.
What is a Salesforce badge?
Badges are little bits of digital flair that you earn for almost every kind of activity on Salesforce Stack Exchange. The number and type of badges you've earned are displayed together with your username and reputation score around the site, as part of your usercard.
How do I add Salesforce certification to LinkedIn?
I just added a badge that i've already had in my LinkedIn profile. You can go to your LinkedIn profile and under Add certificate -> Certification Name & Certification Authority (Salesforce Trailhead). That's it.
Is a Salesforce certification worth IT?
Certifications are important for you to display real-time experience in Salesforce. This shows your seriousness with your work and projects. It helps in career growth special if you looking for senior positions. Most importantly, you need to find the best certification for your experience and expertise.
What is a Salesforce administrator?
What is a Salesforce Administrator? Salesforce Administrators work with stakeholders to define system requirements and customise the platform. To put it simply, they enable users to get the most out of Salesforce technology. A Salesforce Admin best understands how to make the platform work for their company's goals.
Should I put Trailhead on my resume?
If you need help getting certified or you're not sure which ones to get, read my Certifications Guide. P.S. if you have more than 50 Trailhead badges, put that on your resume too. Even though most orgs are still on Salesforce Classic, almost all are planning to migrate to Lightning.
How do I share my CFA badge on LinkedIn?
Add your CFA designation: Log in to LinkedIn and view your profile. Select Add Profile section. Under Background, select Licenses & Certifications....Under About on your LinkedIn profile, select the pencil edit icon.Select Link.Paste your digital badge URL and select Add.Select Apply.Select Save.
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