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The poster claims that on Twitter the value of time spent posting is LinkedIn times that of 100, and says that decision-makers rarely browse LinkedIn。
What makes most professionals angriest is telling them the time value of posting on Twitter is 100x the value of posting on LinkedIn.
Opinion leaders in politics & business are all here and addicted. Almost no one who has decisionmaking authority spends time trawling LinkedIn.
The poster says that on Twitter the value of time spent posting is LinkedIn times that of 100.
The poster says that opinion leaders in politics and business are all on Twitter and are addicted to it.
The poster says that almost no one with decision-making authority spends time browsing LinkedIn。
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This is a personal opinion comparing the value of posting on two social platforms. The poster believes that Twitter is more likely to reach opinion leaders in politics and business, while LinkedIn receives less attention from decision-makers.
If this view is correct, professionals may place greater emphasis on Twitter when choosing a platform for publishing; however, the original text provides no data, so the actual reach of the two platforms cannot be confirmed on this basis.
Beginners may treat this as a view on platform selection rather than an established operating principle; before investing time, they should still assess it based on their own audience and actual publishing results.
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