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About us Blog Offer Connect Influence Grow Video MarketingLinkedIn's DB to Data multi-million community is diverse in many respects - geographically, industry-wise and age-wise. Users differ in professional status, education and gender. They are also characterized by different preferences and behavior in social media. When using LinkedIn, I meet many types of users, and by auditing their profiles I can distinguish several types of them. I call the first of them Ghost Users - they created a profile, logged in and disappeared. They usually do not have a profile photo, and information about education and experience is usually minimal.






I call the next group silent observers - they browse the news feed, but do not react in any way to the content posted there. Occasional users - these are people who are absent from the website most of the time, suddenly drop in, comment frantically, share and... disappear again for a few months The fourth group are people whom I define as moderate enthusiasts .  a reaction to posts more often than they comment and share. The last ones are LinkedIn Stars - they have been active on the website since the morning. They will manage to publish their first post on their wall before you drink your first coffee and even turn on the computer. Their posts usually have a personalized graphic format and many… many… interactions. And which group are you in? Maybe it's time to jump to a more involved group.