With more and more of us working from home, LinkedIn has announced it's bringing Snapchat-style stories to the platform. Is LinkedIn looking to do something new? Or just following the crowd?
I like to think I’ve built up a good base of knowledge about LinkedIn – recognising what works on the platform and what doesn’t, through a combination of experimentation with posting, reading up on tips and tricks, attending events and listening to podcasts.
Microsoft completed the deal to acquire LinkedIn in December last year and, nine months later, the platform has popped out a baby, in the form of its new desktop app for Windows.
Here are our five top tips that will help you connect with your LinkedIn readers.
If you’ve been on LinkedIn in the last week, you might have noticed that things look a bit different. This is because the platform is currently rolling out a series of changes in an attempt to improve user experience.
If you’re looking to influence prospective clients, partners or future employees, LinkedIn’s a bit of a no-brainer. With more than 100 million active users, it’s much more than a careers site.
According to the Purpose of PR report we published this year, 88% of businesses rank Twitter as their preferred social media platform, with most people using it 2-3 times a day.
With CEOs being tested to the limit, Nikki spoke to six leaders to understand how they’re leading their teams through the Coronavirus pandemic, and what they’ve learnt about themselves in recent weeks.
It's taken some time to transfer to working from home, but at Fourth Day our close-knit team has helped us to adjust. However not everyone has that luxury. In this blog Lizzie Wood looks at some options to help with the transition.
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2020, we asked some women (who are bossing life) what the day means to them, who they are inspired by and if they have any nuggets of advice for young females starting out in their industry.