LinkedIn’s latest moves are not just product updates or campaigns. They point to a platform expanding its role across three critical layers at once: leadership, identity, and AI. What used to be a place for professional visibility is increasingly becoming infrastructure for how work is built, experienced, and evaluated. A leadership reshuffle, a real-time campaign, …
This week’s LinkedIn developments reveal a platform that is doing far more than hosting résumés and job posts. It is becoming a live indicator of labor market trends, a gateway to entirely new categories of AI-powered work, and a stage where modern career rules are being rewritten in public. From a 20% hiring slowdown since …
For a long time, LinkedIn was easy to define: a place for professional content, networking, and visibility. That definition is starting to feel incomplete. The platform is gradually stretching into new territory — influencing how professional moments are organized, how careers are interpreted, and how daily engagement is built. This edition of the Linked Letter …
Welcome to the latest edition of the LinkedLetter, your go-to source for all the latest updates and insights on the world’s leading professional social media platform, LinkedIn. In today’s feature, we will be talking about LinkedIn’s resolve to label AI-generated content, its fairly new games-centered newsletter, and CEO Ryan Roslansky’s talk with Amazon’s Andy Jassy. …
What a strong start for LinkedIn in January – we can already try some new features and also find inspiration from some of the outstanding leaders worldwide. Let’s see what the newest edition of our LinkedLetter has to offer. Keep on reading. You can now add pricing information to your LinkedIn Service page. The new …
LinkedIn is ready for the new season and we saw that in the last weeks – useful updates and improved members experience are already a fact. It seems that the professional network won’t stop there and the best features are about to be revelealed soon. Read our latest #LinkedLetter to learn more about the new …
New ‘funny’ emoji, simplified repost option and generations changing the advertising industry – you can learn all about these in our LinkedLetter. Let’s see whether humour suits the proffesional network, how can we support other users’ content and why retaining Gen Z talent is not straightforward. The funny reaction is now on LinkedIn. In a …
Spring brings us a new beginning and we can see many new updates on LinkedIn’s horizon. Do you want to know more about the new feature for Lead Generation, creating slideshows and Feathr integration with Azure? Keep on reading. A new feature for Lead Generation lets you track the volume of leads on your company …
The weekend is close but the professional network doesn’t take a break! We are excited to share with you some thought-provoking news from the previous week. Which are the best workplaces according to LinkedIn, why has the number of LinkedIn news editors increased in the UK, and what does LinkedIn’s CEO want to tell us? …
The 73rd edition of our LinkedlLetter comes with three interesting pieces of news. Do you want to know more about LinkedIn’s First Hybrid Meeting, TrustRadius and LinkedIn Partnership, or why employees are unsatisfied with their jobs globally? If you are curious, don’t miss this text! The 2022 Marketing Jobs Outlook, co-authored by Lisa Sy, Vishakha …
