This means that the more people are connected to you, the greater number of people whose related keyword search results will show you at the top of the list. So what is the point of connecting with a lot of people on LinkedIn? If someone were to search for a particular keyword on LinkedIn such as a photographer, the results would show 1st, 2nd, and 3rd connections above people outside of your network. If you try to connect with too many people who mark you as someone they do not know, then you will be temporarily restricted from connecting with others unless you know their email address. They make it easy for members to deny requests and mark them as people they do not know. Unlike other networks like Twitter where you can simply start following regardless of whether you know them personally, LinkedIn encourages that you only directly connect with people you know in the real world. 3rd connections are people with whom you share extended network connections.2nd connections are people who you share mutual connections with ie, you and John Smith are both 1st connections with Jane Smith.1st connections are people you are directly connected to through invitation.LinkedIn classifies people within your network as 1st, 2nd, or 3rd connections.
Now that you have your LinkedIn profile set up and ready to impress, you will need to start making connections to grow your LinkedIn network. In this second article Kristi Hines shows you how to do that.
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