LinkedIN profiles are interesting thing. Your personal data stored in LinkedIN is actually the asset that LinkedIN sells. Whom to? Well to anyone interested to pay for it, even to you if you want to take your credit card out!
Here is the bait. LinkedIN tells you how many times was your profile seen in the last week, and it also tells you a bit about a few people who have seen it. If you want to know more – get ready to pay for it.
Who’s Viewed My LinkedIN Profile?
Your profile has been viewed by 9 people in the last 7 days, including:
HR Director at 3i
Someone in the Human Resources function in the Staffing and Recruiting industry from Ireland
Director at Premier Group
Someone in the Entrepreneur function in the Marketing and Advertising industry from Ireland
Someone in the Human Resources function in the Staffing and Recruiting industry from Ireland
The popularity of my LinkedIN profile in the last 7 days is listed above. It is actually quite relative to what I actually do for living, and reflects the group of people I am linked to in LinkedIN. Recruitment, staffing and HR people, from the entrepreneur to a director level, and a bit of marketing and advertising brought in to the mix.
Would you bite and pay to see who are those people who spent their time to view your profile?
BTP: Here is my public profile on LinkedIN: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanstojanovic
One reply on “Who’s Viewed My LinkedIN Profile”
I would not pay for this, but if I was using Linkedin for a sales purpose and could generate more money in sales than the cost, then I would consider it.
However, one would probably generate more sales by productively participating in groups and LinkedIn’s Answers than continually trying to network with those who viewed your profile (intentionally or unintentionally).
Thanks for the great post.