2025-03-24
8 分钟Here's your money briefing for Monday March 24th.
I'm Julia Carpenter for The Wall Street Journal.
When you think influencer, you might instantly picture colorful TikTok dance videos or aesthetically
pleasing Instagram posts.
But recently, a new kind of internet celebrity has emerged.
And this time, they're finding fame in what once seemed an unlikely place.
LinkedIn.
They basically have seen an opportunity to fill and bring what they do on TikTok,
where you know, sometimes they do talk about their jobs or talk about a campaign they did
on a different platform and bring that insight.
We'll talk with WSG Reporter and Marie Alcantara about how these new content creators are
changing the way we think about networking online.
That's after the break.
You're probably pretty familiar with the typical LinkedIn post.
I got a new job or congrats on the promotion, but LinkedIn is changing and these new influencers
are taking advantage of that.
Wall Street Journal reporter Anne Marie Alcantara joins me to talk more.
Anne Marie, it used to be that LinkedIn was just a resume site.
Seems like that's not the case anymore.
No, it's definitely changing.