WOW, this was unexpected from LinkedIn…
A stat this delightful deserves to be shared. Hurray! you have one of the top 5% most viewed @LinkedIn profiles for 2012.
Climate Wave Enterprises owner Greg Howell, just received an email from LinkedIn congratulating him on having one of the top 5% most viewed @LinkedIn profiles for 2012.
LinkedIn 200 million members
Hi Greg,
Recently, LinkedIn reached a new milestone: 200 million members. But this isn’t just our achievement to celebrate — it’s also yours.
I want to personally thank you for being part of our community. Your journey is part of our journey, and we’re delighted and humbled when we hear stories of how our members are using LinkedIn to connect, learn, and find opportunity.
All of us come to work each day focused on our shared mission of connecting the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. We’re excited to show you what’s next.
With sincere thanks,
Deep Nishar
Senior Vice President, Products & User Experience
“This has been a huge surprise I had know idea that so many people were viewing my LinkedIn profile. I use LinkedIn several times a day because I’ve found it be the best connection to the business world and format for spreading the word for sustainable event management. All I need now is a small percentage of those people that viewed my status to contact me and take up my services to green their events and I’l be a happy man :)”
Extract from Wikipedia…LinkedIn has more than 200 million members in over 200 countries and territories. It is significantly ahead of its competitors Viadeo (35 million) and XING (10 million). The membership grows by approximately two new members every second. About half of the members are in the United States and 11 million are from Europe. With 3 million users, India has the fastest-growing network of users as of 2009. The Netherlands has the highest adoption rate per capita outside the US at 30%. LinkedIn recently reached 4 million users in UK, 3 million in Australia, 1 million in Spain, and nearly 1 million in Pakistan.
Looks like a good reason to me to be connected.
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