Overview of LinkedIn Communication Channels

The new Linkedin Communication Channels
Keeping track of the changing face of LinkedIn...

Linkedin has undergone a series of radical changes over recent months. Here’s a handy overview of the tools / services that matter when it comes to communicating on Linkedin.
Send a status update
Send a direct message
Send an inMail
Post a job ( free to Groups you’re a member of)
Post a job (paid on your company’s profile)
Create / Participate in a group discussion
Create a group and invite people to join
Target and Advertise
Get Introduced
Ask / Answer a question in Answers
Premium Packages and Services for Employers/Recruitment agencies
Communicating on Linkedin

1. Send a Status Update
2. Senda Direct Message

3. Send an InMail
Directly reach anyone on LinkedIN (no need to be connected or to belong to similar groups or companies).

4. Post a Job (free to groups of whichyou’re a member)
5. Post a Job (paid to post an detailed Job Offer on yourcompany’s profile)

6. Create/Participate in a Discussion
7. Createa Group and Invite People

8. Target & Advertise

9. GetIntroduced
Contact or be contacted through shared or mutual connections.
Your Connections can introduce you to anyone in their network by forwarding an Introduction message through a chain of their trusted professionals.
Introductions expire after 6 months if they are not responded to by the receiver.
The exact number of Introductions available for your subscription level can be found by clicking on the "Compare account types" link on the "Settings" page. ”

10. Ask and Answer Questions

Business : Premium packages

Job Seeker : Premium Packages

Services : Direct Employers

Services : Recruitment Agencies

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Overview of LinkedIn Communication Channels

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