These updates maintain LinkedIn's trend of robust product improvements, particularly for Newsletters, which have become one of the most valuable creator features

LinkedIn will soon introduce a new feature that will display newsletters users subscribe to on their profile for others to see, in the same way as shared interests, pages, and groups

In 2023, my big bets are LinkedIn becoming a bigger platform for creators, more companies hiring creators as full-time employees, and generative AI disrupting the creator economy.

LinkedIn has begun rolling out a new feature called About This Profile.

LinkedIn rolled out Pinned Comments, one of the most highly-requested features from the LinkedIn community.

When users tap Post from mobile and then Use a Template, they can access dozens of templates with customizable backgrounds and fonts to create and share a post.

LinkedIn has started rolling out Clickable Links, a feature that allows creators to add clickable links to images and videos.

LinkedIn is testing a dedicated space for users to discover new content outside their network. With tabs such as Top, Videos, Newsletters, and Events, users can find trending content aligned with their professional interests, news, and relevant events curated by LinkedIn's editorial team.

In a recent announcement, LinkedIn introduced Carousels, a new content format that allows creators to share swipeable photos and videos.

LinkedIn is giving users the ability to share posts by creators through a new Repost button under the Share option on posts.

With 10 million-plus creators with Creator Mode toggled on, the platform’s profile setting designated for those who self-identify as creators has proven to be valuable.

LinkedIn announced updates to content and search discovery