Linked In Now Features Company Profiles

LinkedIn has launched 160,000 company and charity profiles as part of an effort to drive traffic and increase the professional network’s value as research tool. Company data will largely be based on information pulled from existing LinkedIn member profiles, but Business Week is chipping in to help fill in the gaps.

Bloggers, even those who are not especially fond on the networking site, are quickly applauding the upgrade, suggesting that the new profiles will be especially useful for job hunters. Analysts also believe that the upgrade will make LinkedIn members more likely to return to the site on a more regular basis.

Related Topics

News Briefs / Social Media / Social Networking / Workplace
1

Free Newsletter

Stay on top of the latest news and advice from Media Bullseye with our free email newsletter.

Enter your Email

Complete Content Feed
MB Radio Feed
PR BlogJots Feed

Most Popular

Get Our Printed Magazine

Support Our Sponsor

More Articles & Commentary

     
  • » The Future of Ink on Dead Trees
  • » The Spy Who Doesn't Love You
  • » Marketing in a recession
  • » PR and reputation management: when should the towel be thrown in?
  • » The Disorganizational Management Shift
  • » Kindle for the iPhone--why?
  • » A whole lot of talk and little action?
  • » Media evolution: a video conversation with J.D. Lasica
  • » ROI of Social Media
  • » Chemical Warfare
  • » PETA PR Absurdity Strikes Again
  • » Unlocking Twitter's local news potential
  • » It's nothing personal
  • » Let's talk about sex, Baby...
  • » Facebook: Your Content is Ours To Sell (Maybe)

Advertisements