Original Article Published by: Search Engine Land.
LinkedIn has rolled out new features for Pages to help companies promote their events, learn more about their followers and facilitate communication among employees directly on the platform. The updates include a new “My Company” Tab, “Events” tab and the ability to “View Page Followers.”
What Does this Mean for Page Followers
Page owners can now see the people who follow them and sort their follower lists by current company, industry and location. In addition, the new feature shows an “insight” for followers such as how they found your Page and when.
“This provides the transparency needed to better understand audiences, so organizations can more easily share the right content and build their LinkedIn community around the conversations that matter most,” LinkedIn said in the announcement.
Before this change, you could only see total number of followers and demographic breakdowns.
Events
The Events tab is aimed at making the virtual events that have popped up during the pandemic more discoverable. It shows a view of a company’s past and upcoming events. The events are pulled in automatically and users can see if they’re attending an event and share events with others from this view.
My Company
This tab, designed for employees, has features such as employee milestones to announce promotions, anniversaries and new hires and shows trending content posted on LinkedIn by employees. It also shows inter-company connection recommendations. The company said it will be adding tools for content curation and live broadcasting.
Why This Matters
These updates are in large part to support the shifts caused by the pandemic, with more virtual events and more employees working remotely.
