Ito writes, “I had a conference call with a LinkedIn employee who worked out of the company’s headquarters in San Francisco and had family ties to Hawaii. He confirmed the 50th State is far less engaged on LinkedIn than the Mainland is. On the continent, LinkedIn is used as a networking tool for professionals, a great resource for finding a job and an effective vetting process for potential hires.
“We’re planning to foster greater engagement by posting regular updates to our LinkedIn profile with online news as well as attractive job postings to lure local talent living on the Mainland to move back home. We want to be a beacon for those who have left Hawaiian waters, but want to stay connected and find a way to return.
1,415: Followers of Hawaii Business on Linkedin
1,146: Hawaii News Now followers, the only Hawaii-based
news organization that comes close to our numbers
26.1%: Percentage of HB’s followers in entry-level positions
– our most engaged demographic
25.4%: Percentage of our followers in senior positions
– our second-most-engaged demographic”
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