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When LinkedIn launched a decade ago, Mark Zuckerberg was still an unknown Harvard freshman, MySpace wasn’t having a midlife crisis (it hadn’t even been born), and Twitter was three or four years from hatching. But in spite of its early lead and impressive longevity, the network built for business has been slower than other social sites to give companies and organizations a full seat at the community table.
Things have changed a lot, however, with a recent update to LinkedIn’s company pages. So here’s eight tips for building a LinkedIn company page that will bolster your brand on the site and build a new breed of followers.