LinkedIn Plans to Replace Stories with a Better, More Conversational Video Feature - Visualistan -->

    Social Items


LinkedIn had launched a test of its new Stories feature last year. The company recently announced that it is transforming the feature’s format into a “reimagined video experience” that caters to the needs of LinkedIn users in a better way. The current Stories feature is expected to be removed at the end of September.

 

LinkedIn also exclusively sent a notification to Page Admins to let them know of its decision to suspend Stories, precisely on the 30th of September.

 

“Starting September 30, Page admins will no longer be able to upload Stories to LinkedIn, and members will not be able to view them,” LinkedIn wrote in the message. It also recommended admins to halt any creative development for Stories. The company also apologized in advance for the inconvenience.

 

LinkedIn also shared some of the things that it learned from its experiment with Stories. According to LinkedIn, users prefer their Stories to live on beyond the 24 hour window, and be available on their profile. They also want more creative tools to make their video clips more engaging.

 

Based on this feedback, LinkedIn prepares to develop its upcoming video project to replace Stories.

 

Stories have not worked as a popular feature on LinkedIn’s platform, and the company has tried hard to boost the feature’s engagement. It even offered Stories ads to further expand the feature.

 

Nevertheless, the experiment allowed LinkedIn to identify potential areas of improvement in the feature, and work on them to create a better experience for its users. 

LinkedIn Plans to Replace Stories with a Better, More Conversational Video Feature


LinkedIn had launched a test of its new Stories feature last year. The company recently announced that it is transforming the feature’s format into a “reimagined video experience” that caters to the needs of LinkedIn users in a better way. The current Stories feature is expected to be removed at the end of September.

 

LinkedIn also exclusively sent a notification to Page Admins to let them know of its decision to suspend Stories, precisely on the 30th of September.

 

“Starting September 30, Page admins will no longer be able to upload Stories to LinkedIn, and members will not be able to view them,” LinkedIn wrote in the message. It also recommended admins to halt any creative development for Stories. The company also apologized in advance for the inconvenience.

 

LinkedIn also shared some of the things that it learned from its experiment with Stories. According to LinkedIn, users prefer their Stories to live on beyond the 24 hour window, and be available on their profile. They also want more creative tools to make their video clips more engaging.

 

Based on this feedback, LinkedIn prepares to develop its upcoming video project to replace Stories.

 

Stories have not worked as a popular feature on LinkedIn’s platform, and the company has tried hard to boost the feature’s engagement. It even offered Stories ads to further expand the feature.

 

Nevertheless, the experiment allowed LinkedIn to identify potential areas of improvement in the feature, and work on them to create a better experience for its users. 

Related Post

Disqus Codes
  • To write a bold letter please use <strong></strong> or <b></b>
  • To write a italic letter please use <em></em> or <i></i>
  • To write a underline letter please use <u></u>
  • To write a strikethrought letter please use <strike></strike>
  • To write HTML code, please use <code></code> or <pre></pre> or <pre><code></code></pre>
    And use parse tool below to easy get the style.
Show Parser Box

strong em u strike
pre code pre code spoiler
embed

Subscribe Our Newsletter

Notifications

Disqus Logo