5 new developments that will star in the future of Linkedin

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5 new developments that will star in the future of Linkedin
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LinkedIn has listened to its users who expected improvements to its interface. The professional social network has made a series of notable changes based on the comments and suggestions of its community, with a view to making it increasingly interesting and attractive to the world of work and entrepreneurs.


Through a post on the platform's official blog , LinkedIn's Chief Product Officer, Tomer Cohen, has listed and detailed the new features that the social network has implemented or will implement in the coming months , among which new ways to curate stand Morocco Email List out. content in user profiles, as well as new courses, the launch of the LinkedIn Podcast Network and even their plans regarding crypto, NFT and the metaverse.

New statistics on content performance
For many content creators it is essential to be able to measure the impact of their posts accurately. That is why LinkedIn has promised that new analytics tools will soon be implemented so that they can measure the performance and reach of both their profile and their individual posts directed to their audience.

As the social network explained, “we continually hear from creators who want new and better ways to measure their impact. We know how important it is for them to understand who is reading and interacting with their content. We heard that you would like to see more content analysis and understand which pieces of content perform best. Additionally, they care deeply about growing their audience and want to learn more about the industries or job functions they are in, engagement patterns, and any other useful demographic information to help you measure performance.”

Thus, Linkedin will provide more specific information about who, exactly, is reading each of your posts, filterable by job title, sector or location, as you can see in this image.



Content curation and personalization
The LinkedIn executive stated that they have added new filters that help users curate their content depending on their interests, giving them greater control over what they want to see in their feeds. This is how the professional social network gives its users the option of not following topics that they do not want to read, especially those with political overtones.

“Our goal is to give you control over what you see in your feed. Simply unfollow connections whose posts are no longer relevant to you and explicitly share your comments with us on topics you don't care about, including political content. It's easy to do: if you see a post you're not interested in, simply tap the 3-dot icon in the top right corner, tap “I don't want to see this,” and take action.