Re:LinkedIn: It’s illegal to scrape our website without perm...
by chrshawkes on Monday July 31, 2017 @04:50PM
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Seems like Job websites like Indeed Prime and Google's new job product are serious competitors to LinkedIn.
LinkedIn is almost entirely worthless without the occasional good lead from a recruiter. I find it's mostly drowned out by the huge amounts of insignificant skin peddlers who dole out one worthless lead after another, looking for some fresh skin to peddle.
Re:LinkedIn: It’s illegal to scrape our website without perm...
by wslh on Monday July 31, 2017 @01:23PM
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This is not what they are offering, look at the premium offerings: https://premium.linkedin.com/ do you know the ROI of using LinkedIn Premium (e.g. InMail) to just contact people using a zillion of methods available, and then adding them to your LinkedIn...
Re:LinkedIn: It’s illegal to scrape our website without perm...
by pinaceae on Monday July 31, 2017 @02:22PM
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not sure where the confusion is.
below the marketing language this is exactly those 2 points. guess it is easier if you work in enterprise, this business speak is a different language. pretty verbose, low information density.
Re:LinkedIn: It’s illegal to scrape our website without perm...
by wslh on Monday July 31, 2017 @02:29PM
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Are we reading the same page? https://business.linkedin.com/sales-solutions?trk=pre_hub_b_...
1., Self-updating rolodex for sales people. 2., Recruitment tool.
It works for both, no real competitor in sight due to the massive network effect.
Some niche networks are doing ok, like Xing in DACH region. Not aware of anything special in China, guess everyone is on WeChat anyhow.