Feature and pin your work
Feature up to three case studies and manage Pins on your profile.
You can feature up to three of your published case studies and manage the Pins that appear on your profile.
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/profile, click Edit Profile. In Profile settings, click Featured Case Studies, or go to/profile#featured. On a smaller screen the tab name is Featured.

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Read the intro: Choose up to three case studies to feature on your profile. Empty slots are filled with your most upvoted work. If you have no published work, the tab reads Publish a case study to feature it on your profile.
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Click Feature on a row. The row gains Featured #{n}. Reorder with Move {title} up or Move {title} down. Remove is named Unfeature {title}. When three rows are featured, a hint reads Maximum of three featured case studies. Remove one to feature another.
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Close settings and check Featured Case Studies on
/profile. About Featured Case Studies explains that you highlight your best work. If the section is empty and you own the profile, Create a case study opens/c/case-study/new. Visitors see No featured case studies yet. -
Open Pins in Profile settings, or go to
/profile#pins. On the public profile, Edit pins opens this tab. About Pins explains that pins hold case studies or quotes from other marketers. -
On a reading page, Pin ({count}) pins or unpins the whole case study. Selecting article text opens Pin selection. A selection longer than 300 characters becomes Selection too long to pin. A case study holds one of your pins. If a quote is already pinned from that story, Dusted shows You have a quote pinned from this case study. with Manage Pins.
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A successful Pin selection toast reads Pinned to your profile. The active set is three. Extra published pins sit as Dormant — no available Pin spot. A pin whose case study is gone reads Hidden — case study unavailable.
Return to Set up your public profile for Edit Profile. Show your gear covers Most Loved Gear. Pin a quote covers selecting a passage.
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