Patrick Nouhailler

Portrait of a Linkedin User

Portrait of a Linkedin User

Via: PowerFormula for Linkedin Success

Les chiffres des réseaux sociaux en 2011

Job Screening with Social Networks

 

Job Screening with Social Networks - How are Employers Screening Job Applicants ?

 

Linkedin Fact Outlook

5 Things You Should Know About Linkedin ( in 2011 ) :
a new member join Linkedin every Second
560000 professional visit Linkedin home page every day 
450 million pages are viewed every week 
42 pages are browsed  per member every month 

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Linkedin Demographics , Key Metrics and Revenue for 2011

With the Courtesy of Linkedin >> http://press.linkedin.com/logo-images

Key Metrics and Revenue for 2011

http://www.slideshare.net/linkedin/linkedins-first-earnings-announcement-deck-q2-2011

LinkedIn’s First Earnings Announcement Deck, Q2 2011

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Linkedin Demographics for 2011

120 Million total - 23 Million in Europe – 500 000 in Switzerland

http://www.slideshare.net/amover/linked-in-demographics-and-statistics-2011

LinkedIn Demographics & Statistics - July 2011

• Linkedin is the largest professional network: 120 million members - 23 Million in Europe - 500 000 in Switzerland
• 40% of the Companies on Linkedin have over 1000 employees
• 16% of the Linkedin Members are working in the Hight Tech industry and 13% in the Finance Industry
• 11% of the Linkedin Members are entrepreneurs, 10% have a Sales position , 9% an administrative position
• 42% of the Linkedin Members are managers, business executive or management positions have
• 43% of the Linkedin Members are over 35 years
• The member growth rate in Europe for Linkedin is 15% per year.

#Facebook + #Groupon + #Linkedin + #Skype + #Twitter = $ 125 Billion valuation

 

The estimated valuation for Facebook ( $ 75 Billion ) , Groupon ( $ 25 Billion ) , Linkedin ( $ 9 Billion ) , Skype ( $ 8.5 Billion ), and Twitter ( $ 7.7 Billion ) give a total of $ 125 Billion.

Are Social Media Companies Overvalued? Personally I think they are .

The latest chart for Linkedin is showing us what we can expect for the futur, who is going to be the next IPO ?

 

Below an excellent infographic from G+ ( https://www.gplus.com/ ) where we can see valuation and much more. G+ is a community where the world's most active and influential professionals, academics and entrepreneurs connect. G+ provides a place for people to engage with like-minded individuals in ways they haven't considered, start new conversations, ask the important questions and propose ideas online and at in-person meetings.

 

Source : http://www.pamorama.net/2011/05/29/are-social-media-companies-overvalued-infographic/

LinkedIn’s Road to IPO

 

   Professional networking site LinkedIn had its initial public offering Thursday, with shares of the company debuting on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol LNKD.

 

 

Shares of LinkedIn soared to more than double their offering price in the company’s IPO on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday morning.

LinkedIn began trading around 10:00 a.m. ET under the symbol LNKD and quickly surged to above $90 per share. The company had priced its shares at $45 each on Wednesday ahead of the IPO, and the move significantly higher now values the company at more than $8 billion.

 

 

http://mashable.com/2011/05/19/linkedin-ipo-infographic/

LinkedIn Raises $352.8 Million

 LinkedIn: The firm’s IPO is becoming a spectacle for Silicon Valley start-ups and investors, providing the first test of whether the public markets can sustain the soaring private-market valuations of social-media companies. [WSJ] Related: In an echo of the era when day traders scrambled in and out of technology stocks during the 1990s, wealthy individual investors are flocking to a new crop of Internet darlings, pushing the values of those companies sky high. [WSJ] Related: LinkedIn may deserve a valuation that more closely resembles those of business-software makers such as Salesforce.com Inc. than Facebook. [Bloomberg]

 

http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2011/05/18/deals-of-the-day-should-linkedins-valuation-resemble-salesforce/?mod=google_news_blog

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-18/linkedin-raises-352-8-million-in-ipo-as-shares-priced-at-top-end-of-range.html