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you know what this could all come crashing down rupon IPO spirals out of control LinkedIn uh tanks or you know Zinga doesn't get out and this whole thing comes apart I need to raise my money now
BranchOut will have over 25 million registered users by the end of 2011.
What happened: BranchOut did not reach 25 million registered users by the end of 2011; the platform reportedly had only a few hundred thousand users at most, far short of the claimed figure.
Verify at source ↗linkedin's done a great job outside of outside of Facebook and they address a 10% of the global Workforce as white collar managerial for us though we've we've got the other 90% as well not just that 10% but the other 90% yeah so they're Wall Street in a lot of ways we're Wall Street and Main Street right
you know what this could all come crashing down rupon IPO spirals out of control LinkedIn uh tanks or you know Zinga doesn't get out and this whole thing comes apart I need to raise my money now
they would rather be compared to Facebook right do you want to rock the boat and take away your status of being one of those big big networks and just being a part of that Network
when you're making $500 million why would you bother
linkedin's weird unwillingness to embrace the clear winner in social networking for years
linkedin's done a good job at it so learn from them
LinkedIn did not integrate themselves into Facebook zero integration in Facebook why they've created their own network right so what I say is that LinkedIn owns the pond that they fish in and we fish in this giant ocean of Facebook that we don't own right so I think LinkedIn likes to be kind of a standalone site and be known as kind of the Professional Network right
LinkedIn has about 80 million I think a month so Facebook's 10x bigger but on a on who comes back every day which is what Facebook cares about about a million come back to LinkedIn every day versus the 500 million on Facebook right hu huge difference
LinkedIn has already paved the revenue path um recruiters know they have to pay for these kind of services recruiters pay what like 5,000 a year to have a with Linkin I believe I think it's seven or 8,000 per seat per year right on LinkedIn and they have how many people you think doing that 10,000 well linkedin's going to do about five now that they're public this the state is out there they're going to do about 00 million of Revenue this year right so 250 you think is and about 300 million is i
LinkedIn is very Ganky in terms of I they have to really redo their entire interface they have actually done some interesting updates right now with the feed and with news sharing LinkedIn today I think is is interesting it's linked today which is their news product I guess sort of however it's still very hard to navigate through Linkedin I mean it's very archaic what happens is you've got nine years of product built on top of each other and a lot of PMS there that that want to make sure that th
I think linkedin's a great company actually I think they well you spent time at monster so you knew the job space yes LinkedIn certainly did the job space better than monster you would agree I I would absolutely agree