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    Linkedin Case Study

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    No matter what line of work you are in, having an up-to-date and professional looking LinkedIn page is essential to networking and job hunting. LinkedIn has become the preeminent source that hiring managers refer to when looking at job candidates before and after a face-to-face interview. Providing a one-stop-shop for all the information and references a prospective employer would need is what LinkedIn does best; however, it is up to you to make sure that your profile makes the best first impression your personal professional brand. Let’s look at the five items you need on your profile in order to get the most out of LinkedIn. 1. Add details, details, details Thinks of LinkedIn as a more specifics oriented and complete resume, displaying everything…

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    to operate efficiently. This concept is a direct reflection on our military’s professional legacy, but specifically in the realm of the true enablers within our Armed Forces – the Human Resources Professionals. Standing vigilantly in the background, Human Resource (HR) personnel represent…

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    media has opened doors for a new world in healthcare. Many healthcare organizations use the social media to communicate with potential consumers by promoting wellness programs, marketing new services, and announcing the newest accomplishments in patient care. In this paper, I will focus on the impact social media has on medical decision support. Also discuss the various social media sites that are used in CDSS and their impact Introduction Technology and social media is…

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    Did you know that as of October 2015, LinkedIn has more than four-hundred million members in over two hundred countries? And that LinkedIn has over six time the numbers of members that their closest competition, Viadeo, a French company, have? Sometime at the end of 2002, a then 35-year-old Reid Hoffman recruited a team of old colleagues to help him create a professional business connection website. Six months later, LinkedIn was launched. It included five basic functions such as adding a user…

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    international students and mobile developers. The business schools spent between several thousand to more than one million dollars on Facebook advertising. MeetSocial received commissions for help selling Facebook ads to companies in China (Abkowitz, A., 2015). LinkedIn The company is an online professional network with at least 200 million members in over 200 countries. Members are able to make professional identity and network online. LinkedIn was founded in 2003 and had its initial public…

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    Linkedin Mission Statement

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    Company Overview The LinkedIn Corporation was started in 2002 in the living room of founder Reid Hoffman. Today, under CEO Jeff Weiner, LinkedIn is the world’s largest online, professional network with over 350 million members in over 200 countries and territories (Papacharissi, 2009). LinkedIn’s mission is to “connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful” (About Us, 2015). In order to achieve this, LinkedIn provides products that allow its users to create and…

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    1997 to 2001. With the advance in internet speed and availability by the year 2000, people were using the internet to socially interact with one another. With the launch of MySpace in 2003 allowed users to privately send messages, create a profile as well as comment on friends bulletins. Soon afterward, Facebook, Twitter , LinkedIn, and YouTube were created and social media would evolve into a fundamental marketing principle. Leverage in marketing was realized when social media elevated…

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    1. Social networks can be used in a business setting as a tool to help employees interact with their colleagues, as a tool for marketing, and as a tool to gain information about potential customers. 2. I can use web services for my site to help me gather data on potential customers, to provide suggestions to existing customers, to process payments, and for many more activities. 3. It is important to have an organization that manages IP addresses and domain names because it keeps the Internet…

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    Layla Morris Business portfolio Facebook task. 1. Summary of the storyline. The social network movie is about a young man who is attending Harvard and starts a social media revolution when he creates a website called Facebook. This young man, Mark Zuckerberg, was highly intelligent and managed to hack his way through the Harvard’s systems. He does this when he is angry and upset about his recent breakup and creates a page (Facemash.com) where he rates girls on their looks. He then…

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    Google Analytics tool: Google Analytics provides in-depth statistics about HCL’s social media website-related traffic and sources of traffic. It can be used by HCL to clearly understand how different people are using their social media sites. It also helps in the measurement of the sales and conversions for the company. (Meghan Peters, 2011) Oktopost HCL utility in B2B business segment: Oktopost is a social media management platform for B2B companies that provide tools for the marketing teams to…

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