Top social media platform LinkedIn is witnessing a steady path to success as the app just highlighted reaching a milestone of 930 million members, alongside strong engagement.
The news comes as other leading platforms continue to strengthen their core offerings but it appears like this app might be in a league of its own. Did we mention how the company continues to boost in terms of user engagement too?
With time, more and more members are being added and after a whopping 900 million user figure noted from January, the current findings claim it stands at 930 million today and it’s a point worth mentioning.
As can be seen in this new and exclusive member map, the platform says it wishes to add more people from all over the globe. And some of its biggest user gains arose in the past three months and those came from India. The figure was outlined to be 4 million across India, 3 million from the US, and 2 million from Brazil.
It’s also quite important to note down here how the total number of members is being considered and not the total number of people active on the app. The latter is more commonly known as the reported figure for social platform metrics. Meanwhile, LinkedIn shares information on the total figure for people that signed up on the app and not those who are active currently. Hence, we don’t know how many such individuals were actually engaging across the app on a daily basis.
But seeing record figures for user engagement is again another point worth pondering over, thanks to parent firm Microsoft’s quarterly update. Sessions here were rising by nearly 15% in the most recent of times.
As mentioned in the past, what this really means is not too clear. LinkedIn has set out a record figure in terms of engagement in each update since the start of 2018. But with a lack of insight on the matter and metrics behind such claims, it’s hard to extract a lot of data from this.
Still, LinkedIn is making more people on the app sign up than before and that’s coming close to one billion members. Clearly, a lot of people are using the app now than they did in the past. And this requires a special mention.
Keeping the metrics on the side, that’s enough to make further considerations of a user’s presence on LinkedIn, and how they can enhance reach with the entire audience expanding.
Meanwhile, the platform says it’s also adding a wide range of assistant tools that are based on the popular AI endeavor called ChatGPT. This is powered by Microsoft’s partnership that’s aligned with OpenAI.
Moreover, it would enhance the user’s profile and other elements. And that would be a huge consideration for those trying to give this platform so much more focus. Today, the company says they’re doing a great job in terms of enhancing its reach and boosting complete in-stream engagement through its most active users.
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The news comes as other leading platforms continue to strengthen their core offerings but it appears like this app might be in a league of its own. Did we mention how the company continues to boost in terms of user engagement too?
With time, more and more members are being added and after a whopping 900 million user figure noted from January, the current findings claim it stands at 930 million today and it’s a point worth mentioning.
As can be seen in this new and exclusive member map, the platform says it wishes to add more people from all over the globe. And some of its biggest user gains arose in the past three months and those came from India. The figure was outlined to be 4 million across India, 3 million from the US, and 2 million from Brazil.
It’s also quite important to note down here how the total number of members is being considered and not the total number of people active on the app. The latter is more commonly known as the reported figure for social platform metrics. Meanwhile, LinkedIn shares information on the total figure for people that signed up on the app and not those who are active currently. Hence, we don’t know how many such individuals were actually engaging across the app on a daily basis.
But seeing record figures for user engagement is again another point worth pondering over, thanks to parent firm Microsoft’s quarterly update. Sessions here were rising by nearly 15% in the most recent of times.
As mentioned in the past, what this really means is not too clear. LinkedIn has set out a record figure in terms of engagement in each update since the start of 2018. But with a lack of insight on the matter and metrics behind such claims, it’s hard to extract a lot of data from this.
Still, LinkedIn is making more people on the app sign up than before and that’s coming close to one billion members. Clearly, a lot of people are using the app now than they did in the past. And this requires a special mention.
Keeping the metrics on the side, that’s enough to make further considerations of a user’s presence on LinkedIn, and how they can enhance reach with the entire audience expanding.
Meanwhile, the platform says it’s also adding a wide range of assistant tools that are based on the popular AI endeavor called ChatGPT. This is powered by Microsoft’s partnership that’s aligned with OpenAI.
Moreover, it would enhance the user’s profile and other elements. And that would be a huge consideration for those trying to give this platform so much more focus. Today, the company says they’re doing a great job in terms of enhancing its reach and boosting complete in-stream engagement through its most active users.
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