Is LinkedIn taking the right approach in restricting access to its influencer program?
While ambiguity exists over how someone qualifies to be part of
LinkedIn's blog-based influencer program, you can't argue
with the traffic.
This
story references a 63% growth in page views, with more than 100K views
for top posts. Critically, there's also a waiting list of CEO's wanting to get
involved.
From my POV, this is a wonderful counter-point to the Klout style influence ranking system - you need to establish real-world credibility before you can play in LinkedIn's sandbox. On the other hand, is it too restrictive, shutting out people valid - albeit long-tail - influence.
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