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Launched in 2002 LinkedIn is used by business people and employees for the advertisement of their businesses and for finding and scouting for jobs. The app soon gained popularity after its release.The social media app is now looking for ways to provide a new perception into the analytics of a user’s post that they have uploaded using the new analytic cards which we are going to talk about today.LinkedIn released these cards so that users could track the progress of their post and the reactions that they get. Those cards are the things that will show the user, who saw their posts by filtering them by their job title, location and more.The company believes that there is the importance of understanding what content is on their website and what their users are uploading on that website as told by an executive from the social media company. He also said that the team has been working very hard to provide the users with new analytics and new ways to track their posts and be aware of who sees that specific post.This can be something good because if the user has a specific audience in mind they can check if it is…

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As COVID led to a spike in users’ consumption of online content, you had the prolific rise of dwell time on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. These platforms and their business models are still the same: advertising chasing user eyeballs. And in this race for hyper-competitive advertising dollars — LinkedIn’s a dark horse. Powerful for those who know how to use it. And “boring,” “dull,” and “too professional” for those who don’t.The trick, according to LinkedIn top Voice Sumit Agarwal, who has helped various businesses from different niches globally to build a presence on LinkedIn — is by being unprofessional on LinkedIn. Now that might sound a little offensive to some. But it really is not. It helps in humanizing any problem, making it easier to solve problems. This creates a unique way to find solutions to problems and generate leads, build up a recruitment pipeline, and rapidly scale a brand on the platform.He believes it starts with understanding what LinkedIn even is.Microsoft & LinkedIn: a 26 Billion Marriage of Convenience.Sumit believes that when Microsoft announced its acquisition of LinkedIn, it raised a lot of eyeballs. To start with, LinkedIn, at the time, was barely making any revenue.…

Ireland has one of the highest availability rates for remote working roles across eight labour markets monitored by LinkedIn. Remote working options are continuing to grow, with almost one in every five (19pc) Irish jobs postings on LinkedIn now offering it. That’s according to the latest Labour Market Pulse report by IDA Ireland in partnership with LinkedIn and Microsoft. The report also found that hiring rates in the final two months of 2021 were on average 22pc higher than the same period in 2019. This surge has continued into 2022 also, with hiring rates this January coming in on average 28pc higher than in January 2019. The latest report covered the three-month period between October and December 2021. It found that remote working options in Ireland have increased since the previous quarterly report, which found that one in seven jobs postings on LinkedIn offered remote working. This represents a 118pc year-on-year increase on the availability of flexible work roles, placing Ireland as one of the highest countries for the availability of remote roles across eight markets monitored by LinkedIn. Ireland came second behind Spain, and ahead of France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, the United Arab Emirates and the UK. The…

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LinkedIn is leaning into the rising popularity of podcasts with the launch of its new ‘LinkedIn Podcast Network’ where it will host a range of shows focused on key professional trends, created by both internal staff and external experts. As explained by LinkedIn: “Starting today, we’re piloting an exciting new way for you to connect with leading professional voices with the launch of the LinkedIn Podcast Network. With this pilot you’ll have access on LinkedIn to programming and conversations from industry leading creators such as Morra Aarons-Mele, Jonathan Fields, and Mita Mallick and Dee C. Marshall, as well as shows created in-house by LinkedIn News.” Indeed, LinkedIn has tapped a broad range of established creators for its podcast network launch, including veteran tech journalist Alex Kantrowitz and author Jonathan Fields. All of LinkedIn’s podcasts will be available on LinkedIn, by following each podcast host in the app and subscribing to their newsletter, while listeners will also be able to tune in via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any other audio provider.  The main lure that LinkedIn’s looking to highlight is that by connecting with these hosts on LinkedIn, you’ll be able to extend the conversation beyond the passive listening experience. “Hosts will continue…

LinkedIn, online professional network, today announced the India leg of its global Creator Accelerator Program, a 10-week incubator-style initiative to support 200 creators in growing their communities on the platform. The program aims to help creators build engaging content and communities, spark productive conversations, and connect creators to meaningful opportunities. The Creator Accelerator Program is part of LinkedIn’s $25 million commitment to creators globally, it said.India is the second market to roll out the program, after its successful launch in the US in September 2021. At LinkedIn, India is the fastest growing market with a thriving creator community, and the Creator Accelerator Program is the first of many steps in supporting a diverse range of creators on the platform.As part of this program, the selected 200 creators will get support and access to LinkedIn’s Community Management team, educational workshops, creator-to-creator networking opportunities, access to rich tools and resources, and mentorship opportunities with popular LinkedIn thought leaders Ankur Warikoo (Founder of Nearbuy.com), Radhika Gupta (MD and CEO of Edelweiss AMC), Pooja Dhingra (Founder and CEO of Le 15 Patisserie), and Nuseir Yassin (CEO of Nas Academy). The selected cohort of creators will also be given a financial grant to bring their…

LinkedIn, the online professional network, has announced the India leg of its global Creator Accelerator Program, which is a 10-week incubator-style initiative to support 200 creators in growing their communities on the platform. The program aims to help creators build engaging content and communities, spark productive conversations, and connect creators to meaningful opportunities. The Creator Accelerator Program is part of LinkedIn’s $ 25 million commitment to creators globally. India is the second market to roll out the program, after its launch in the US in September 2021. As per the company, at LinkedIn India is the fastest-growing market with a thriving creator community, and the Creator Accelerator Program is the first of many steps in supporting a diverse range of creators on the platform. As part of this program, the selected 200 creators will get support and access to LinkedIn’s Community Management team, educational workshops, creator-to-creator networking opportunities, access to rich tools and resources, and mentorship opportunities with LinkedIn thought leaders Ankur Warikoo (Founder of Nearbuy.com), Radhika Gupta (MD and CEO of Edelweiss AMC), Pooja Dhingra (Founder and CEO of Le 15 Patisserie), and Nuseir Yassin (CEO of Nas Academy). The selected cohort of creators will also be given a financial grant to bring their ideas to life…

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday termed his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath's recent alleged disparaging remarks against the southern state as an "inappropriate" one made with political interests. While referring to the recent episode in the state Assembly, he said he has a view that it is not appropriate for a Chief Minister to compare two states and so he does not want to go deep into the details of the issue. "Kerala is far ahead in various sectors and the growth the state has achieved is unparalleled. His comments can be viewed only as an inappropriate one made with political interests," Vijayan told the state Assembly. In a video message to the electorate ahead of the UP Assembly polls earlier this month, Adityanath had warned them that the north Indian state could soon become a Kashmir, Bengal or Kerala if they commit any mistakes in the election. Hitting back at Adityanath, Vijayan, who is also a senior CPI(M) leader, had said if the north Indian state develops like Kerala, people will enjoy peace and better living conditions. If UP turns into Kerala as @myogiadityanath fears, it will enjoy the best education, health services, social welfare, living…

Iceland expands Uber Eats tie-up to additional 200 stores Supermarket Iceland is introducing rapid delivery with Uber Eats to a further 200 stores, as part of its commitment to “make customers’ lives easier”. The additional stores will be added to the Uber Eats platform from April, the Grocer reports, bringing the total to over 300. Approximately 3,000 Iceland products are available for delivery in as little as 20 minutes. “Iceland is committed to delivering a wide range of everyday essentials as well as big brand products at great value,” said Iceland trading director Andrew Staniland. “Finding solutions to make customers’ lives easier is key and this partnership does just that.” Iceland first partnered with Uber Eats in 2020 from its Hackney branch in London. Several supermarkets have partnership deals with Uber Eat’s rival Deliveroo, including Co-op, Morrisons and Waitrose. Sainsbury’s products are available on both platforms. Meanwhile, Iceland claims its peak home delivery capacity has increased by 375% since 2020 as it ramps up its online capabilities, having identified this as a key source of growth for the business. READ MORE: Iceland to offer Uber Eats delivery from 200 more stores Businesses raise concerns as government cuts free Covid testing…