Download Your LinkedIn History…

We’re On A Roll — Let’s Continue!

Don Tomoff
2 min readApr 3, 2018

Excitement about getting at our social sites data all started recently because of Facebook.

Why not look at all of our platforms to see what they provide and what we can derive from it?

My two earlier posts are here:

Next up is LinkedIn…

Here Are The Steps

1 — Open LinkedIn on your desktop and sign in

LinkedIn Desktop → Click on “Me” icon

2 — Select “Settings & Privacy” from the Drop-down menu

Select “Settings & Privacy” menu item

3 — Under Privacy Tab, Click on “How LinkedIn Uses Your Data”

  • Click on the “Download your data” link.
Click on “Download your data” menu item

4 — Select the Data You Want (The “Works” or a selected subset)

Select your Data and request your data archive

5 — LinkedIn will Send an Email with Download Links — Then Download Your Data

Receive your email with Download link — go download data

You’re data will be downloaded as a ZIP file. Extract the ZIP file and you will see selected .csv (comma separated values) files.

LinkedIn Data options — all as .csv files!

Now, this is some data to work with!

Excel Power Query anyone?

How could you use your LinkedIn activity data? Drop me some ideas on the content that is valuable to you.

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Don Tomoff
Don Tomoff

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It’s time for DIFFERENT— On a mission to challenge the status quo to a more productive and effective end… #digital #Excel #data #analytics #genai #chatgpt

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