use cases
One network. Many ways to use it.
Job hunts, fundraising, sales, hiring, call prep, posting and teams. Each one starts with the same question: who do I already know who can help?
| Use case | For | Ask something like | You get back |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job search | Job seekers | “Who can refer me into Figma?” | People who can refer you, ranked |
| Fundraising | Founders | “Who can intro me to fintech seed investors?” | Investors plus who can vouch for you |
| Sales | Sales teams | “Do I know anyone at my target accounts?” | Warm paths into each account |
| Hiring | Hiring managers | “Who’d make a great senior engineer referral?” | Candidates your network vouches for |
| Call prep | Anyone with a call | “linkedin.com/in/… What does he care about?” | Priorities, talking points, things to skip |
| Who to tag | Anyone who posts | “Who should I tag in my post about …?” | A few people likely to engage |
| Teams | Sales, BD, recruiting teams | “Does anyone on our team know someone at …?” | The teammate with the best line in |
Sources behind the numbers on these pages
- Jobvite data, via LinkedIn Talent Blog
- Brown, Setren & Topa, referral data from one U.S. company (NY Fed)
- Gompers, Gornall, Kaplan & Strebulaev, survey of 885 VCs (NBER)
- LinkedIn survey of B2B buyers
- Algorithm Insights Report 2025 (1.8M posts), via Mercer Mackay
- LinkedIn, “Keeping conversations real on LinkedIn” (May 2026)
People, companies and scores in the example cards are illustrative.
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