Every Business Needs a LinkedIn Page

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August 09, 2013

Far too many have overlooked the influence LinkedIn has in terms of making a business visible online. They have committed this mistake simply because LinkedIn doesn’t seem to hold as large a user base as any of its social networking sites counterparts. However, contrary to that usual way of thinking, here is an infographic that would prove otherwise.

Every Business Needs a Linked In Page

Here’s an interesting point; LinkedIn, despite it not having much love from other media sources, is the most trusted social networking site according to consumers. 82% of respondents in a survey done to come up with that claim said that online users find the information on their LinkedIn profile more trustworthy. In addition, it is the most used by industries when they want to find talent or B2B partners. LinkedIn has also added the follower feature in their platform making it easier for businesses to update users of what they are up to.

Leonard J. Miller is a social media consultant who is highly sought after, or at least that’s what he likes to think. Anyway, he’s recently had success with Elite Marketing Magnetic Sponsoring as of late, and is focused on growing this affiliate business of his.

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