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2) Click on the plus sign next to groups and a list of the groups you belong to/have created will drop down. If you want to edit your group, click on the one you wish edit (you can only edit the ones you created – in this case I clicked on the Authority Domains one I set up for the purpose of this example).
To create a group, click the “Create a Group” tab:
LinkedIn Group Creation - Step 2.5
3) After you click the “Create a Group,” you’ll see the screen below (it takes you directly to “Manage”). Simply fill out the information accordingly (its pretty self-explanatory–remember to use your keywords in both the Group Name, Summary and Description). Save the changes:
4) As soon as you’ve saved the changes, you’ll see a page under the Overview tab. This tab does exactly what it says: it gives you an overview of all the activity that’s been going on with your group:
LinkedIn Group Creation Overview - Step 4
5) Discussion tab – You can see what members of your group are talking about:
LinkedIn Group Discussions
6) News tab – You can see the latest news submitted to the group:
7) Updates – You can see what updates people have made
Members – Here is a list of members; only managers can edit this area:
9) Settings - Here you can modify your group settings as needed:
10) Manage – Here you can manage your account and settings, add up to ten people as managers, add , block or delete members, delete the group, pre-approve members, invite them, edit info & settings and change owner:
11) When you first login and click on groups, you’ll see a notification that looks like this when someone has applied to join your group:
LinkedIn Joined Group Notification
