That is to say 60 percent use LinkedIn free and clear, while 26 percent pays for Business Plan ($19.95 a month), 8 percent pays for Business Plus ($39.95 a month) and 5 percent Executive ($74.95).

What better people to advise on how to use LinkedIn for marketing than the folks who live and breathe the tool: the business solutions team at LinkedIn. They've put together an infographic about how ...

Only about half of LinkedIn users have a complete profile—yet… those who have a complete, optimized profile are about 40 time more apt to receive a job opportunity from LinkedIn. That's according to ...

If you’re a regular reader of Social Media Today, you’re likely across all of the latest updates and improvements within LinkedIn’s ad systems. But if you’re not reading every single post, you may ...

To create the list, LinkedIn says it analyzed English-language profiles worldwide, and determined that most overused buzzwords and phrases on the site for 2013 were: 1) Responsible 2) Strategic ...

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Who actually uses it though? While the tech press tends to concentrate on LinkedIn, its rival has a substantial audience in a number of regions, as this infographic shows.

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Post content to LinkedIn that you think will help your followers become more successful professionals and you’ll be more likely to convert them into loyal viewers. Step 3: Tweak Your Summary A ...

Today, LinkedIn debuted on The New York Stock Exchange trading at 520 times its 2010 net income, giving the company an $8 billion dollar valuation. In what is the biggest U.S. Internet IPO since ...

According to the infographic, 77 percent of all job openings are posted on LinkedIn and 48 percent of recruiters post jobs solely on LinkedIn. Simply put, recruiters love LinkedIn.

The surprise to me was that LinkedIn gets the highest of rankings. The list looks like this for major social media sites: LinkedIn: #3 Facebook, Twitter: #4 Google+: #7 Google+ was another surprise.