Business Networks and the Value of Linkedin
Posted on | June 18, 2008 | 1 Comment
For me Linkedins’ value can be even much more than 1 billion. Where they lack is a strong marketing campaign where Premium Membership is transformed into a status symbol. Also the heavy users (500+ people) should be granted free access to some kind of a status and free extra services (with their earned status). There should be a schema similar to Credit Card business.
I am sure Linkedin has plans in these areas. I think these things are really hard to implement but doable in right hands. Hopefully, they will reach the right talent to make Linkedin the major player on online networks.
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June 18th, 2008 @ 11:08 am
Yeap, one of the best online biz networking site that bring the people together to work on a common goal. I definitely think LinkedIn grew faster, now it faces challenges and will evolve over time. Facebook does not look so exciting -for me:) But both are expected to go public in the next 2-yrs if they don’t sell to a larger company before then.