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 …
January 2022
5 Things You Should Stop Posting on LinkedIn Right Now
“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 …
LinkedLetter #65: Newsletters for Pages, More Interactive LinkedIn Live, Audio and Video Events
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 …
The Power of Vulnerability on LinkedIn
The pandemic brought dramatic changes for many people worldwide, but it also became a catalyst for the evolution of the professional network. Today, authenticity is a merit and vulnerability – power. This statement has been reaffirmed quite a lot in the past year or so, including through a LinkedIn post that became viral several months …




