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LINKEDIN LAUNCHES CREATOR MARKETPLACE FOR B2B

INDUSTRY DESK1 MIN READ
WED, JUN 10, 2026

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LinkedIn has debuted its first creator marketplace in North America, enabling marketers to discover and connect with creators. The platform lets users search by topic and review creator cards displaying key performance metrics.

The marketplace addresses a gap in B2B creator infrastructure, allowing brands to identify creators aligned with their industries and audiences. Marketers can browse creator profiles that include engagement data and audience insights, streamlining the partnership discovery process. Linkedin's move positions the platform as a central hub for professional creator collaboration. While creator marketplaces have proliferated across consumer-focused social platforms, LinkedIn's B2B focus targets a less saturated segment. The feature is currently available to select marketers in North America. LinkedIn has not announced expansion timelines or additional features planned for the marketplace. The platform joins other social networks in offering creator discovery tools, though its professional focus differentiates the offering from competitors. Success will depend on adoption rates among both marketers and the creator community.

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