LinkedIn (LNKD) released the earnings results from its third quarter after closing bell tonight, posting adjusted earnings of 78 cents per share and revenue of $780 million, a 37% year over year increase. The revenue includes $41 million in revenue from the lynda.com acquisition.

Analysts had been expecting the social network to report earnings of 46 cents per share and $755.6 million in revenue. In last year’s third quarter, LinkedIn reported earnings of 52 cents per share and $568 million in revenue. It should be noted that LinkedIn management has historically guided conservatively and so has a long history of beating guidance.

Revenue in all segments rises

GAAP net losses were $41 million or 31 cents per share, compared to last year’s loss of 3 cents per share. Adjusted EBITDA was $208 million, compared to the $153 million analysts wanted to see.

Talent Solutions revenue rose 46% to $502 million, with Hiring contributing $461 million of the revenue and Learning and Development contributing $41 million. Revenue from Marketing Solutions climbed 28% to $140 million, compared to the previous quarter’s 140 million. The Sponsored Updates segment within Marketing Solutions again surpassed 100% growth. Revenue from Premium Subscriptions climbed 21% to $138 million.

“Q3 cumulative members grew 20% to 396 million, and last week reached the 400 million member milestone,” said LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner in a statement. “Unique visiting members grew 11% to an average of 100 million per month, and member page views grew 33%. This has yielded 20% year over year growth in page views per unique visiting member, continuing a pattern of accelerated growth throughout 2015.”

Weiner added that mobile is growing at twice the rate of total member activity and now makes up 55% of their traffic.

LinkedIn provides guidance

For the fourth quarter, LinkedIn management expects revenue of between $845 million and $850 million. They expect adjusted EBITDA to be about $210 million and non-GAAP earnings to be about 74 cents per share.