Linkedin, the business networking site that allows users to upload and share professional profiles online, has reported a 120% rise in revenue in its first results since becoming a public company in May, as well as a rise in membership numbers, which are clear indicators that a growing number of people across the globe are severing their ties with traditional methods and joining the online revolution.
According to reports, membership base is up 61% on the same quarter last year. Chief executive Jeff Weiner reported more than 120 million members, with two new members joining the site every second.
Linkedin’s success story also reflects the fact that more and more businesses are comfortable conducting their work online.
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