Large Firms Employed Dedicated Staff to Manually Pull LinkedIn Data
Tim Schmidbauer · Startup Acquisition Stories with Tim Schmidbauer - Co-Founder of Inlytics · Jun 6, 2022 · at 1:43
Tim Schmidbauer, co-founder of Inlytics, describes the enterprise workflow inefficiency that created demand for his LinkedIn analytics software.
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“I was in touch with larger organizations and they had one person you know, employed just for pulling data from LinkedIn, visualizing it in Excel. And this, you know, this sucks, this costs a lot of time and it's also very expensive to do.”
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