Sales Navigator removes this limitation and allows you to search as many profiles as necessary to achieve your sales goals. Reach that limit and you’ll have to wait until searches roll over the next month. While LinkedIn is a free social platform, the company does cap the number of profile searches you can do each month. Advanced filtering not available in any other LinkedIn versionĬonsider this last benefit - unlimited searches.

Recommended sales leads and update tracking.Searches for your target audience using advanced filters.

Specific benefits of Sales Navigator include: Over the years I've used tutorials to get quickly up and running, at this point, i rarely do that anymore, because honestly tutorial fatigue is a real thing, and I'd rather just go straight to docs and source code of whatever it is that I'm trying to learn.While the tool shares some features with Premium Business, Sales Navigator is purpose-built to help teams make the most of LinkedIn connections, find new contacts, and increase overall sales. It adds up over the months so I would create a plan of what you want to learn before signing up. Overall, if there's a specific set of courses, or path you want to learn and you're a good learner from tutorial videos, then it's worth it for a couple of months. LinkedIn courses look, feel and sound professional. I've wasted money on Udemy courses that I couldn't get through due to several reasons, all related to the instructor, or their style. In terms of quality of teaching on LinkedIn vs Udemy, I would say LinkedIn is more consistently superior over Udemy, mainly because Udemy instructors are making their own content, and sometimes the instructor's personalities get in the way for one reason to another. Also they have courses for each level so beginner, intermediate and advanced.

The instructors are very good, and they walk you through everything from setup to finishing a project. I've definitely used their courses to get up and running on various things (Laravel, React, PHP OOP programming and some others). I've used LinkedIn Learning for years, we had a free membership to it (back when it was ) through my college, and my current employer also provides us with free access to it.

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