Compare LinkedIn Premium and X (Twitter) 
- Users report that Twitter excels in its real-time engagement features, allowing for immediate interaction with followers, while LinkedIn Premium is noted for its robust networking capabilities, particularly through its InMail feature, which enables direct messaging to potential connections.
- Reviewers mention that Twitter's ease of use is highlighted by its intuitive interface and quick setup process, with a score of 9.2 for ease of setup, whereas LinkedIn Premium, while user-friendly, received a slightly lower score of 8.8, indicating a more complex onboarding experience.
- G2 users indicate that Twitter's support quality, rated at 7.7, could be improved, with some users expressing frustration over response times, while LinkedIn Premium's support received a slightly higher score of 7.8, suggesting a more reliable support experience.
- Users on G2 report that Twitter's product direction is perceived as stagnant, with a score of 6.9, leading to concerns about future updates and features, whereas LinkedIn Premium also shares the same score, indicating a similar sentiment among users regarding its future development.
- Reviewers say that Twitter's engagement metrics, such as tweet impressions and engagement rates, are highly valued by small businesses for marketing purposes, while LinkedIn Premium's analytics tools are praised for providing insights into profile views and connection growth, making it a strong choice for professional networking.
- Users say that Twitter's community-building features, such as lists and hashtags, are essential for small businesses looking to grow their audience, while LinkedIn Premium's focus on professional development and job-seeking tools, like LinkedIn Learning, is seen as a significant advantage for career-oriented users.
This smacks a little bit of preaching to the choir, since everyone on G2crowd clearly already belongs to Linkedin, but if you are job hunting, you need to buckle down and start whipping your LinkedIn network like a rented mule, beating the bushes, leaving...
Still doesn´t tell you EVERYONE who viewed your profile; far too expensive for the price; does not include the ability for you to view others´ profiles without detection (which would be a nice feature)
I've been using Twitter to follow trends, people, and business interests. I have made so many to virtual "friends" who I have had the pleasure to work with and meet offline too. It's a great interactive tool that provides a quick solution for customer...
There is a LOT of spam flying around. There should be a rule against folks who say anything about buying Twitter followers. I can't tell you how many spambots add me each day and I just have to shake my head.
This smacks a little bit of preaching to the choir, since everyone on G2crowd clearly already belongs to Linkedin, but if you are job hunting, you need to buckle down and start whipping your LinkedIn network like a rented mule, beating the bushes, leaving...
I've been using Twitter to follow trends, people, and business interests. I have made so many to virtual "friends" who I have had the pleasure to work with and meet offline too. It's a great interactive tool that provides a quick solution for customer...
Still doesn´t tell you EVERYONE who viewed your profile; far too expensive for the price; does not include the ability for you to view others´ profiles without detection (which would be a nice feature)
There is a LOT of spam flying around. There should be a rule against folks who say anything about buying Twitter followers. I can't tell you how many spambots add me each day and I just have to shake my head.
