How to add a photo to your profile

under Account set up- this is on the top left side of screen

click on photo-Should Look Like Below

Click on browe and choose a photo of yourself-more people will look at your profile if it has a picture.

If you dont have picture take one of yourself with a ditail camera and put it on your computer. Or if you have a older camera have your pictures put on cd and load them to your computer.

Also add a description- mind says business coach but you can use anything that decribes you.

Check below for mine- if you have any questions email me or reply to this forum.

robert phillips

You can add a photo to your Community page. It can be up to 800K in JPEG, GIF or PNG formats. Click on the Button next to Photo File: and select the file in your computer with the photo. Type in a short description. Press the [Next] button and wait for a minute (the waiting time depends on file size and connection quality). Personal Pictures ONLY Please I M P O R T A N T If you have no picture with you in it available today, skip this step. It is against our policy to upload  pictures into your profile which don't represent you. USERS with personal pictures get additional exposure on our site. To get most out of your account, you should upload your personal pictures at your earliest convenience.

Currently you uploaded the following photo as a part of your profile (image is rescaled): Business Coach

Select a File Photo File: Description:

 

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HI neil

Thanks for the post and make sure to send your new friends here.

robert phillips

Hi Gwyn

Am trying to help as many as I can thanks for stopping by.

robert phillips