Our weekly digest LinkedLetter is here with its 46th edition! It highlights the most interesting news about the professional network. Within the past week, they refer to the first TV ad campaign since the beginning of the pandemic, LinkedIn’s Economic Graph, the new Reverse Mentoring Program, and the participation of LinkedIn in the initiative Asian …
LinkedLetter #45: Record Engagement for LinkedIn in Q3 FY21, Accessibility and More
The 45th LinkedLetter brings news for Microsoft’s latest performance update, new features and enhancements to make LinkedIn more inclusive for over one billion people, and LinkedIn’s List of Top Companies in 2021.
LinkedIn for Newbies: How to Build Quality Connections on LinkedIn
In this article we’ll focus on what you can do as a newbie to develop “an actual connection with your connections” on LinkedIn. Here are 8 things we suggest you try.
LinkedLetter #44 LinkedIn Ads Cheat Sheet and Mindfulness
Last week, we told you about LinkedIn’s efforts to prevent burnout giving 15,900 full-time employees a paid week off. The professional network takes mindfulness very seriously and has Mindfulness and Compassion Programs, that help employees build characteristics like emotional intelligence, resilience, and a better sense of well-being. Starting May 11, you won’t need to be …
LinkedLetter #43: Job Titles, No Data Breach, And Sustainability Committment
April is Stress Awareness Month so it’s no wonder why LinkedIn gave this past week off to all employees to prevent burnout. However there is no break for our #LinkedLetter and the 43rd issue is here with the most interesting news about the professional network. LinkedIn’s list of job titles now include Stay-at-Home Mom, Dad …
LinkedLetter #42 – Video Cover Story, Creator Mode, LinkedIn Live Features, and More
LinkedLetter #42 is dedicated to LinkedIn’s efforts towards helping its members create more expressive and inclusive Profiles. This week the platform introduced a couple of new features: video Cover Story for introduction; an option that allows members to choose their gender pronouns; some news for the broadcasters – first, from this week the option to …
If Content is King, Formats Are Its Soldiers
We created The Linked Blog with one main purpose – to help our readers use LinkedIn in the most efficient way and inform them regularly about new features and functionalities of the professional network. Today’s article can help everybody who seems lost in the publishing formats that LinkedIn provides. You will find structured and comprehensive …
LinkedLetter #41: Maximising Video Ads, UK Labor Market and Marketing for a Circular World
Another Friday and it’s time to finish the week with some useful reads. LinkedLetter #41 s here to help with that. Dive into some of the most interesting articles, trends and news on and about LinkedIn this week to find out how to make your B2B video ads even better, how the UK labor market …
LinkedLetter #40: Officer McPuggins on Business Issues and ‘Raising Profiles’ Campaign
Welcome to the 40th LinkedLetter! While thinking what materials to choose for this edition of our LinkedIn news digest, a fresh new campaign was announced by LinkedIn Marketing Solutions’ team. We celebrated it with a short LinkedIn Live which you can find below, followed by another great campaign – ‘Raising Profiles’, and a summary of …
Drive Brand Recognition and Advocacy with “My Company” Tab
Half a year ago LinkedIn added 3 new features to its portfolio: “My Company” Tab, “Events” Tab, and View Page Followers. Their main purpose is to strengthen the connection between businesses and their communities during the unexpected COVID-19 situation. This article will pay attention to the “My Company” Tab that was created to help companies …