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Where do those statistics come from on your "Why Automate?" slide and are these numbers up to date (I ask because as of May 2022, LI has more than 830 million members)?
@@DuxSoup Yes, I know they change a lot. That’s where I got that 830 million statistic. I’m curious about the other stats that you have on that slide as I don’t see them on “about LinkedIn”
Hi Debra, The slides are intended to give a high level view that we are dealing with a platform on a huge scale, rather than a detailed analysis, since figures do vary. The data comes from various sources. Take a look at these articles if you'd like to see more of the detail... www.omnicoreagency.com/linkedin-statistics/ and blog.hootsuite.com/linkedin-statistics-business/#:~:text=16.2%25%20of%20US%20LinkedIn%20users,in%20to%20the%20platform%20daily. findstack.com/linkedin-statistics/
You should also create short videos for each topics. Like less than 3mins for each of them. It will be easier to get back to something we forgot.😀
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Where do those statistics come from on your "Why Automate?" slide and are these numbers up to date (I ask because as of May 2022, LI has more than 830 million members)?
Hi Debra, the figures change regularly. To take a look at the latest numbers go to about.linkedin.com/.
@@DuxSoup Yes, I know they change a lot. That’s where I got that 830 million statistic. I’m curious about the other stats that you have on that slide as I don’t see them on “about LinkedIn”
Hi Debra,
The slides are intended to give a high level view that we are dealing with a platform on a huge scale, rather than a detailed analysis, since figures do vary. The data comes from various sources. Take a look at these articles if you'd like to see more of the detail... www.omnicoreagency.com/linkedin-statistics/ and blog.hootsuite.com/linkedin-statistics-business/#:~:text=16.2%25%20of%20US%20LinkedIn%20users,in%20to%20the%20platform%20daily. findstack.com/linkedin-statistics/
@@DuxSoup Thanks!
830 million is definitely more than the 700million they said so they were in fact correct