Okay, statistics and numbers weren’t my favorite parts of school either. Still, it’s necessary to have insight and look at them thoroughly (even if you sometimes don’t have the time). By looking at the results, you get valuable information that you can use to adjust your actions. And luckily, they’re easy to study even without a math head.American LinkedIn expert Andy Foote wrote last week that the number of privacy settings on LinkedIn has grown enormously in 6 years. From 9 settings in 2012, c level executive list to 27 settings now! A few weeks ago, a new tab for advertisements was even added. Why all these changes? And which buttons should you keep a close eye on? Let’s have a look!
What is it basically about?
On March 8, 2018, LinkedIn released an update of:
its terms of service
new terms of use
changes to the privacy and cookie policy*
*Officially, the latter is prompted by the upcoming GDPR legislation . Also the integration with various Microsoft products, new functionalities and the voice of the user have certainly played a role here.
A number of changes provide users with new choices. We will highlight the most important ones for you. Go through them point by point and be, as LinkedIn puts it, the ‘boss’ of your account.
You can access the privacy settings by clicking on your own photo (me) in the menu bar.
Gain insight with Facebook Insights
For example, there is Facebook Insights , a free statistics module from Facebook . The module gives you insight into active users, for this you need copywriting number of likes, reactions and page views, demographic data (such as age and gender) and much more. Super handy that you as an entrepreneur or marketer can use it. With this measuring instrument you can evaluate (interim) whether your campaigns and messages are valuable or whether you should pay extra attention to them.Measuring is knowing
To help you get started, The Business Backer has developed the infographic below. It is a handy reference guide with an overview of all the possibilities within europe email Facebook Insights. Are you curious about which components? Then scroll down to view the infographic or click on the image for a larger version.
