Post by account_disabled on Dec 25, 2023 3:53:23 GMT
So think more about standing out from the crowd by sharing your point of view, your expertise, your know-how rather than with an overly commercial speech. Changes / What’s new Groups are standard or unlisted. There is no longer any question of open or closed groups. Standard groups are accessible on request or by invitation. No need to contact an administrator: any member can invite. These groups are referenced in the search engine. Unlisted groups are only accessible by invitation. Their content is only visible to its members. You can find members via a search engine and you can always send a message (15 per month) to all members, whether you are connected or not.
The limit has increased to 100 groups where you can register. To make yourself Email Data visible, 2 strategies: Either target very active groups where there are people (some have more than 100,000 members). This is the sign of a lively group where members are used to exchanging ideas. So more possibility of obtaining comments and above all more potential audience. On the other hand, if there are really a lot of discussions, it is also harder to emerge. Or target groups that are not very active. Less competition, less exchanges therefore more possibility of standing out from the crowd. But if the group has been neglected for too long there is also the risk of speaking alone without anyone to read or react.
However, it may also be an opportunity to relaunch a group, even if it means asking the administrator to hand over control. But one of the major questions remains the choice: how to choose interesting groups from more than 2 million. In its guidelines, LinkedIn indicates 2 ways to find groups . In fact there are 3. 1° method proposed by LinkedIn: use the search engine, enter keywords, consult the list of results. LinkedIn groups engine Be careful, in terms of semantics you have to be precise on LinkedIn. “Telecom” gives 2,534 groups in English on LinkedIn and 108 in French. "Telecoms" gives 500 other groups in English and 10 in French.
The limit has increased to 100 groups where you can register. To make yourself Email Data visible, 2 strategies: Either target very active groups where there are people (some have more than 100,000 members). This is the sign of a lively group where members are used to exchanging ideas. So more possibility of obtaining comments and above all more potential audience. On the other hand, if there are really a lot of discussions, it is also harder to emerge. Or target groups that are not very active. Less competition, less exchanges therefore more possibility of standing out from the crowd. But if the group has been neglected for too long there is also the risk of speaking alone without anyone to read or react.
However, it may also be an opportunity to relaunch a group, even if it means asking the administrator to hand over control. But one of the major questions remains the choice: how to choose interesting groups from more than 2 million. In its guidelines, LinkedIn indicates 2 ways to find groups . In fact there are 3. 1° method proposed by LinkedIn: use the search engine, enter keywords, consult the list of results. LinkedIn groups engine Be careful, in terms of semantics you have to be precise on LinkedIn. “Telecom” gives 2,534 groups in English on LinkedIn and 108 in French. "Telecoms" gives 500 other groups in English and 10 in French.