Inline ads work on social. Facebook has proven it. Twitter is doing well with it. Now, LinkedIn is making it happen in their feed as well.
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Your next job may be waiting for you in your LinkedIn news fed
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Published September 23, 2013
TECHi's Take
Now we’re starting to see why LinkedIn cares so much about beefing up its streams.
On Monday morning, the company began sticking its “promoted jobs” product into users’ main streams; that is, the Facebook- and Twitter-like never-ending flow of content that shows up in front of you as soon as you open your LinkedIn homepage.
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