Does LinkedIn keep pushing your posts down to the bottom? Are your posts constantly flagged as ‘low-quality?’ The Problem
is that you don’t know how LinkedIn thinks. There are some simple ways
to boost your visibility across the site, increasing your social media
presence.
1. Add Followers
You can’t be seen on LinkedIn if you don’t have many connections.
It’s very easy to add some; go to the “My Network” tab, then you have
three options. There is the recommended section, people that LinkedIn
thinks you might know. Then, the individual search, which isn’t the most
effective way to add connections fast, but if you want some specific
people in your feed, this is a great way to do it. Finally, there’s the
import personal contacts tab, which is a fantastic way to add most
people that you already have the contact information for. You can
literally import your entire list from Gmail or Outlook and double your
LinkedIn connections overnight.
** If too many people reject your
connection requests you can have you account locked. Send out a smaller
batch each day instead of sending out to your entire contact list...
4. Find Your Audience
It is better to have a group of 100 people who constantly comment,
like, and share, than 10,000 people who never interact with you. Think
of it as a web. The average user has 450 connections; if you have chosen
these 450 connections very wisely and they all like to share and
comment, each one of those 450 connections are sharing to their 450
connections. The numbers get very large, very quickly. You also have the
potential for these article to spread beyond the first two degrees,
this is what makes the viral nature of social media so intriguing. So,
find an audience that likes your posts is willing to like and share
them.
See all 5 tips and the complete Forbes article
Thursday, August 13, 2020
5 Tips To Game The LinkedIn Algorithm
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