Is The LinkedIn Free Trial Worth The Try?

Andi Dandy Notebook

If you have a regular LinkedIn account, then you must also be seeing promos of the LinkedIn Learning free trial around the interface.

But you’re probably wonderingâ€Ĥ

Is it a good resource? Can you get anything out of it at all?

Don’t worry, because you were just like me. And I now have 51 new certificates and over 10 new certified skills on LinkedIn. YES, it’s possible, and I’ll tell you how in this article.

I started my LinkedIn Learning free trial with 3 objectivesâ€Ĥ

linkedin learning free trial objectives

  1. First, I wanted to master one specialty – content writing. Through my freelancing years, I’ve experienced working in various roles for different industries. However, some of them are not as fulfilling as writing is for me.

  1. Second, I wanted to earn more certificates. Let’s face it, certificates are great displays of your knowledge and skills besides your portfolio.

  1. That’s why I wantedâ€Ĥ

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