Episode 89. Who do you invite to connect?
Welcome to a new episode of the award-winning LinkedIn podcast. This week I covered a wide variety of topics.
News
- LinkedIn announced their new Air Traffic Control (ATC) platform for improving the quality and quantity of messages and notifications we receive from LinkedIn.
- LinkedIn appeared to have ambitious plans for Lynda.com
- Profile view daily limits have reduced to an estimated maximum of 850 per day.
- LinkedIn release their new mobile app on Android (that’s a first). Initial feedback does not appear to be very positive!
Commentary
- Will the LinkedIn groups go the way of the dodo? Excellent article from Bruce Johnston.
- Who do you connect with and why? Do you follow LinkedIn’s advice to only connect with those you already know or do you just invite anyone? Please let me know, It will be really interesting to hear the views of everyone on this one. You can email me at mark@linkedinformed.com or simply leave a voicemail by clicking on the link on the right of this page.
- Be aware that a scam email is circulating that looks remarkably like a LinkedIn invitation email.
Question
This week we had a voicemail question from Paul Copcutt about the new LinkedIn messaging app. Paul is unable to read long messages for some reason, I have checked and I cannot replicate the problem.
Does anyone else have this issue?
Other links
The Mr LinkedIn YouTube channel
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