Some things come, some things go, but do you know what’s inevitable? Microsoft’s quarterly reports. And yes, taxes. What’s new on LinkedIn and how these old sayings refer to the network – read along, it’s the 66th LinkedLetter. LinkedIn’s engagement hit a record high in the last quarter of 2021, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said …
“Why did people start publishing random stuff on LinkedIn – looking pretty stylish, but still empty and meaningless?”, a friend of mine asked me yesterday. All I could answer her was “I’ve been wondering the same thing“, because… I’d already started this article. Keep reading it and if you see your favourite type of updates …
What a year for our team! We are leaving behind 12 wonderful months full of emotions, new meetings, partnerships, and unforgettable moments! We are looking ahead with hope for 2022, and, of course, we are looking forward to even more surprises by LinkedIn. In our first LinkedLetter for the year, we are sharing more about …
Have you ever experienced the not-so-nice situation in which there are LinkedIn users whose profiles are connected to your company page and you don’t even know them? Don’t worry, the case is not so rare and there is an easy way to fix this. However, it is not so obvious, so keep on reading and …
Every Friday we take time to share the latest and most important news and insights around the professional network in our weekly digest LinkedLetter. The 38th issue brings great news for LinkedIn Pages and hopes for a new service to help freelancers find more opportunities.
Until a few years ago, companies used LinkedIn only to find suitable candidates for their teams. Today, however, the professional network is a powerful tool in another pillar of building employer branding: communication with current employees. In the era of social networks, the internal portals seem obsolete, and that’s why managers are looking for other …
This week’s edition of our LinkedLetter starts with the latest LinkedIn Story feature – Swipe-Up Links and the opportunities that come with it. We also highlighted more new additions to the platform – extended page invitations and switching profile’s CTA. New learning courses are available with LinkedIn Marketing Labs – a brand new e-learning platform. Meanwhile, LinkedIn launches its first-ever LinkedIn for Jobs Bootcamp with advice from top business experts.
I guess it is too late for any New Year’s wishes but it is early enough in 2021 to write down a few things I think LinkedIn should do this year. The following paragraphs are a mixture of wishes and predictions based on what we’ve seen from the professional network recently, but I promise – …
Earlier this week, during a Zoom meeting, I noticed a tiny change in the LinkedIn Page of a partner company of ours. The vertical menu that we are all used to see in the left sidebar was now flipped and placed as a classical horizontal navigation bar. Oh, new view maybe? Nothing could be confirmed… …
LinkedIn helped a lot to the global workforce rolling out tools, resources and initiatives to help people and companies find new opportunities remotely. The professional network is finishing the year strongly, announcing a new product that will give LinkedIn members a more in depth look on sales and opportunities.
