7 Hidden Powerful Features Marketers Need to Know about LinkedIn Messages

Do you know you can chat with your friends and colleagues on LinkedIn in a personal way? You may be surprised to learn that LinkedIn Messages have grown to a new extent which is impressive to encounter. With the help of LinkedIn Message, you can send some video messages, text messages, or voice messages. This can be sent easily to either one person or even to a group. So let’s have a complete discussion about it in this post to surprise you a bit!

Most of the messages which you are sending and receiving on LinkedIn are text-based. Smart Replies is the latest feature on LinkedIn. With this feature, you can easily handle all your messages during a busy day. It comes up with AL-driven and some pre-populated responses for you. Once you have sent the message successfully, you will receive two options, either the thumbs-up button or the Thanks.

Whether you want to receive the email updated about the messages on LinkedIn or not, it is your personal choice. Under the main menu, visit Settings & Privacy for customizing all your preferences. Choose the “Email” option and then select Conversations from the tab of Communications. You will have the options of weekly digest, individually, none, or can have suggested notification frequency.

To delete or mute any message, pick any message and then press the three-dot icon on the top-right corner of the page. To select the mute option, move to the drop-down menu. If you want to unmute your conversation, click the unmute button. Unfortunately, once you have deleted any of your inbox conversions, you cannot undo it.

Messages on LinkedIn can be reported

If you feel any message is unwanted and offensive, you can easily report and delete it. LinkedIn is also available with the spam detection feature built-in. If any of the messages are inappropriate, LinkedIn will display them with the warning message.

You can also label it with the tagline of “Safe Material.” For reporting any message, choose the report option in which you have to mention a reason to report it. Even though if the sender deleted any of their unwanted posts, you can still record it!

After it, a new window will appear in which you have to compose a new message. Then, to share it on other networks, change your entire settings one by one and choose the networks you want to share.

With the help of LinkedIn, you can also send your voice messages to any of your first-degree connections. This can be made through the use of their mobile app. The duration of the message should not be over one minute. Once you have recorded it, you can either delete it or send it.

For sending a voice message, tap on the messaging icon on the top right corner of “Big L.” Next, choose a person or user with which you want to share the message. Now choose the microphone option. For recording a message, hold down the microphone button. For listening to a message, tap on the blue bar options and then press the play button.

It is even possible to create a chat with the rest of the participants attending the same event on LinkedIn Events. This is how you can easily connect yourself with the rest of the fellow guests, no matter whether you are hosting the webinar or if you are attending the conference with a LinkedIn event built all around it. Just set up the event chat and add all those participants to whom you want to send the invitation. Of course, it would be best to encourage them to be a part of the event as an event host.

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