LinkedIn released an update for their mobile apps today that is, in a word, gorgeous. The entire app has been rebuilt and revamped to the point that, I'm suprised we didn't have to delete the old app and download an entirely new one. According to the LinkedIn Blog, the update is designed to "make it easier for our members to quickly discover and engage with the rich professional insights being shared across LinkedIn to help them make smarter decisions from wherever they may be working. We’ve designed the new LinkedIn mobile phone app for every professional, with a richer and more engaging stream and more personalization features."

As we reported yesterday, LinkedIn had been experiencing an issue with Company Page updates. If you posted an update to your Company Page, those updates were not being displayed in member's news feeds. Members could only view the update if they actually visitied your Company Page.

According to an email from LinkedIn this afternoon, this issue is resolved. The email states:

LinkedIn is finally joining the other top social networks in allowing members to specifically mention other members in status updates. The update, announced in LinkedIn's Blog, is gradually being rolled out, first to English-speaking members and eventually worldwide. Read more »

If you have a LinkedIn Company Page, an integral part of your marketing strategy has likely been to post regular updates to that page, just as you would your personal profile or any other social network. You might be sharing great articles you've found, new information, or your latest blog post.

Unfortunately, little did you know, many LinkedIn members are not seeing those updates.

There are only two ways someone can see what you've posted. They can visit your company page or, if they've followed you, they may catch one of your updates in their news feed. The problem is that according to LinkedIn, those news feed updates have not been delivered for many members recently. Here's the full text of an email they sent out late Wednesday:

Last week LinkedIn rolled out a new and improved Job Search feature, and sent me an email about it yesterday. In the email, LinkedIn states that LinkedIn Jobs has been redesigned with us in mind. The new Jobs section includes: Read more »