LinkedIn is the World's largest professional network, which makes it the perfect place for you to showcase your work. You can share badges in your feed, but these easily get lost, so the recommended approach is to include badges to your profile as certifications.

The process involves logging into your LinkedIn account as well as your Badgr backpack so you can insert the URLs of your badges and save them as certifications in LinkedIn.

There's a full guide on the Badgr knowledge base. Follow this link and look for the section called Adding badges to your LinkedIn Certifications

As soon as you've earned a badge, you can share it with your network to let them know about your achievements.

Increasingly, employers are vetting their job candidates on social media, so spending some time to talk about your personal and professional goals as well as share your achievements (and sharing the achievements of others) goes a long way to demonstrating your passion, motivation and work ethic.

You can even share your badges directly from your Badgr backpack which will link back to the badge's meta information showing exactly how your badge was earned.

Would your badge look better as a piece of A4 on you wall? Or perhaps you need to get a PDF of a certificate (rather than a link to a badge) as a requirement for attending some training?

With Badgr, any badge you earn can also be exported as a PDF or a printed certificate to showcase your work.

If you have a few badges that you're particularly proud of, you can include them in your email signature so that people you contact can get a better picture of who you are.

You wouldn't add every badge you have here, but somewhere between one and four badges at the bottom of your emails can help to showcase your professionalism.

If you have an online portfolio, you can probably embed badge information right into a webpage. With Coventry.Domains, for example, you can embed things using the html block in the WordPress editor.

First, you need to get the HTML embed code for your badge, which you can grab from your Badgr backpack... look for the section called Sharing via embed here