The LinkedIn feed relies on a ranked list of the most relevant content for a member. More than 80% of the feed is organic content created by people, companies, or groups that a member is following; the rest consists of recommendations such as jobs, articles, or ads. All organic content in the Linkedin feed is powered by FollowFeed. FollowFeed has two main...
Feed Personalization Articles
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- FollowFeed,
- Kafka,
- Feed Personalization
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Co-authors: Ali Mohamed and Zheng Li LinkedIn’s feed stands at the center of building global professional knowledge-sharing communities for our members. Members talk about their career stories, job openings, and ideas in a variety of formats, including links, video, text, images, documents, and long-form articles. Members participate in conversations in two...
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At LinkedIn, our mission is to connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. Part of the way we achieve this goal is by providing a platform where communities connected by common interests or shared experiences can form. Several features—for instance, Groups—help foster the growth of these communities. However, an integral tool...
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Co-authors: Bonnie Barrilleaux and Dylan Wang Our 567M members use the LinkedIn feed to talk to each other a lot: more than a million...
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- relevance,
- Feed Personalization
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In a previous blog post, we described how a combination of human and machine intelligence keeps LinkedIn’s feed professionally...
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- machine learning,
- relevance,
- Feed Personalization
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Co-authors: Tim Jurka, Souvik Ghosh and Pete Davies Overview At LinkedIn, our mission is to connect the world’s professionals to make...
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- relevance,
- Feed Personalization ,
- Feed,
- research,
- Product Design