So @LinkedIn blogs are public after all. Shame about the analytics
In case you were wondering, LinkedIn posts are open to the public, even those not in your LinkedIn network, so you end up with a public blog page, over which you have no control save the posts yourselves (example).
Which probably explains partly why my first 2 posts there have over 200 views in the first week or so - not as high as my oldblog, but not bad for the first 2 posts on a new platform, where I have a network with less than 600 people.
Presumably this comes from the fact the LinkedIn pushes the posts beyond my network, but this is only a guess - the analytics are laughable. I have no more information than a public visitor, which is ridiculous.
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