This is our LinkedIn Presentation for Digital Media Marketing.
https://thelinkedinman.com/history-linkedin/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LinkedIn
https://monetizepros.com/monetization-basics/how-does-linkedin-make-money/
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/linkedin-industry-rankings-see-which-tops-list-joshua-waldman/
2. What is LinkedIn?
LinkedIn is a business and
employment oriented social
networking service that operates via
websites and mobile apps.The main
use is to network and find jobs or for
employers to search for new
employees.
3. Who uses LinkedIn?
• LinkedIn made its social media
debut on May 5, 2003.
• Over 106 million active users
including:
• High school students
• College students/graduates
• Young adults ages 18-35
4. …but how do
you use it?
• You simply create an account then select topics
and interests to create your network.
• You can also follow businesses or people that
will help you increase your professional
resume.
• The basic functionality of LinkedIn allows users
to create profiles, which for employees
typically consist of a curriculum describing their
work experience, education and training, skills,
and a personal photo.
5. Let’s talk about money!
• Approximately 90% of users are doing so for free.
• In 2011, LinkedIn earned $154.6 million in advertising revenue alone,
surpassingTwitter, which earned $139.5 million.
• LinkedIn makes money through marketing advertisements, Talent
Solutions, and premium subscriptions.
6. ....more money!
• Its largest income stream by far is
recruitment solutions where recruiters
and corporations pay for enhanced brand,
search, or talent acquisition offerings
from LinkedIn.
• Marketing solutions such as advertising
has added significantly to the income.
27% of Q4 earnings coming from this
area.
7. • LinkedIn was not
created with the intent
to make money off of
their users.
• The smallest segment
of income comes from
subscription, which sits
around 20% each year.
8. Why LinkedIn?
• The reason users turn to LinkedIn is
because there is no better way for
someone in search for a specific job to
find information, people within the
job to network to, and applications for
the job listed.
• LinkedIn works in a way where the
atmosphere of the website is similar
to social media, but in a more
professional standpoint.
9. Marketing Benefits
• LinkedIn is extremely useful for marketing
purposes.
• LinkedIn is about making connections with real
people in real life.
• Provides opportunities to establish your
brand/business and attract clients.
10. Ranchers on LinkedIn?
• Ranching is the lowest ranked industry on LinkedIn.
• They may feel they are better at recruiting and networking in person.
• Low ranked industries may not get much value from LinkedIn.
11. Marketing Applications
• LinkedIn offers multiple outlets to
apply marketing strategies such as:
• Trending topics streaming side banners on
site
• “Network” to connect with recruiters,
companies, clients, etc.
• Paid advertisement placement
opportunities
12. Marketing Risks
• Improper social media strategy
leads to lags in content.
• Poor quality or irrelevant
content being posted leads to
inefficiency in Linked In
management.
• No clear organization turns
away potential clients.
14. • Uses logo for profile
picture
• Updates once every few
weeks, sometimes
months (last post was 3
weeks ago)
• Only posts short
statements—no links,
etc.
• Logo as profile picture
• No relevant media posted ever
• Plus side, job openings are listed
• No cover photo
• No updates in 4 months
• Total of 10 updates ever
16. • Display a desire to work and
stay there.
• Mix of fun content to encourage
interaction via LinkedIn • Loyalty from customers
• Own multiple entities that appeal to
different target markets—all
managed through LinkedIn
• Brand awareness
• Post diverse content, eye-catching
graphics
• Employee testimonials can be
viewed by anyone