Strong quarter for LinkedIn as part of Microsoft's FY26 Q4 Earnings today. Excited for what's ahead in FY27.
My feed is on fire right now and my content is getting into buyers feeds, feeling like it’s never been this good. Also fully agree on the creator stuff, been referring to it as the visibility economy as of late and it’s landing big time. Not everyone wants to be a creator but we all want to be visible. Nice work Daniel Shapero and team. Also amped to see sales nav CSM’s working with my clients to deliver deeper dive analytics around EGC stuff internally. Pretty cool!
This quarter feels bigger than growth. LinkedIn is evolving from a professional network into an enterprise marketplace. The opportunity isn't scaling participation. It's scaling economic value without diluting trust. Excited for whats ahead 👏
Fantastic to see that more time is spent in the comments. That’s a good way to open conversations. Will there be a ‘this seems like AI Slop’ button for comments - similar to what’s being tested for posts?
Really noticing this trend myself. Spending a lot more time saving LinkedIn articles as part of a weekly reading ritual to stay on top of industry developments. Incredible to see the platform going from strength to strength even after 20+ years!
What stands out to me is the growth in time spent in the comments. As work becomes more complex, people aren’t only looking for more information—they’re looking for perspectives that help them make sense of it.
Strong numbers indeed. Curious to hear about the user engagement trends behind them.
Wonder how much of that profit is padded by non-navigable Premium membership payment option change and/or cancellation impossibility?
Increase in consumption and comment discussions are very human stats in the age of AI.
Strong quarter—what stands out is how LinkedIn continues to compound value across hiring, learning, and productivity. As AI becomes more embedded, it feels like we’re just at the beginning of what this platform can enable for the global workforce. Where do you see the biggest unlock ahead?
One trend I've noticed is that LinkedIn is becoming much more than a professional networking platform. It's evolving into a place where founders, operators and investors are having meaningful conversations in public. Those conversations are creating opportunities that simply didn't exist a few years ago.From a founder building in Jamaica, it's encouraging to see the platform continue to invest in making those connections happen. Looking forward to seeing what FY27 brings.