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LinkedIn: You’re doing it wrong [Infographic]
Growing your revenue and reputation online has become a strategic imperative for businesses today. While many are actively embracing the social revolution, substantial improvements have yet to be made to leverage the lead generation and reputation management opportunities offered by the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn, according to a new study conducted by LinkedIncome.517 businessmen participated in the survey and according to the results, 94% of them believe that their businesses should be participating actively on LinkedIn.However, 81% report that ...What are the 10 weirdest job titles on LinkedIn?
Look we all know LinkedIn is awesome for connecting recruiters, potential employers, and companies with each other. But what you might not know is that it’s also where some of the weirdest job titles on Earth come together.UK-based recruitment agency IntaPeople has released a list of what it thinks are the ten weirdest jobs on the social network.Here's the list in full:1. Digital Overlord
2. Creator of Happiness
3. Retail Jedi
4. Wizard of Light Bulb Moments
5. Dream Alchemist
6. ...Is LinkedIn a glorified recruitment tool or is there more to it?
Goldman Sachs recently upgraded LinkedIn to BUY as the social network derives income from subscriptions as opposed to advertising. This is wonderful news for those that have invested a lot of time and money in LinkedIn. What concerned me was that the article went on to mention all the recruitment companies who are using LinkedIn, which I think is great, but is this all that LinkedIn is good for?I have a number of questions for LinkedIn: Are the future plans ...5 Reasons LinkedIn’s meteoric rise isn’t about to stop
Amidst the negative sentiment that is flung around about LinkedIn, there are individuals and companies that are deriving substantial benefits as a result of their participation on the social network. These success stories are freely available on the web.Quite simply, these are LinkedIn users that have taken the time to educate themselves on how to use LinkedIn properly and participate on the platform on a regular basis. They have fully embraced LinkedIn and have integrated its use into their daily ...Why putting a little extra work into LinkedIn is well worth the effort
I tend to think of LinkedIn as "Facebook for Grownups". Now I know this isn't "technically" correct but it's what springs to mind. For me at least.Undoubtedly, LinkedIn is an extremely powerful networking and business tool, yet it’s astounding how many LinkedIn rookies there are roaming around social cyber space.I’m certain a thought running through many people’s minds is Linkedintowhat? Or who? Or How? Maybe this will help.Unlike Facebook LinkedIn is slightly more awkward to navigate. Although ...Private investors set to profit big time with LinkedIn’s IPO
Private investors in LinkedIn, the social network for business professionals, stand to make a hefty 46% profit in just two months, following the company's IPO this week.The underwriters for LinkedIn increased the initial price by 30 percent, which would value the company at more than US$4-billion. But if they price the deal too high it could dampen the crucial first day pop in share price and affect other IPOs.Clare Baldwin and Alina Selyukh at Reuters, reported:LinkedIn now plans to sell ...LinkedIn goes public, seeks to raise $274 million
LinkedIn announced on Monday that it plans to offer 7.84 million shares priced at between $32 and $35, as it becomes the first landmark US social network to go public.The California-based social network for professionals is expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange within the next month and will use the symbol "LNKD."LinkedIn, which has more than 100 million members in over 200 countries and territories, is seeking to raise as much as $274.4 million from the ...LinkedIn enters social-networking big league [Infographic]
Professionals everywhere have revived the once-ailing LinkedIn. Users once referred to the career-oriented social network as boring and lacking any real innovation. It seems however, that 2011 is LinkedIn's year to shine. On Tuesday the site announced it had hit 100-million members, more than half of whom live outside the US.LinkedIn, which was launched in 2003 by Reid Hoffman, released an infographic (below) of its milestones, showing the social network has users in more than 200 countries. More than forty ...
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