Should you post on LinkedIn on the weekend? Yes!
While you may reach a different audience and some people may not be LinkedIn, it’s a really good opportunity to reach people who are busy during the week and use the weekend to catch up on social media.
I mean case in point, you’re reading this
If you’re trying to raise your profile on LinkedIn and you’re not ready to post yourself, there’s an easy way to do it and it takes only a few minutes each day.
It’s by commenting on other people’s LinkedIn posts.
THIS is how you start appearing in more people’s news feeds!
Here are a few
I noticed just in the past few days that LinkedIn has made it easier to comment on posts by adding quick suggested, pre-populated responses that you can click on and add as your comment.
This is similar to the pre-populated suggested responses it prompts you with in the messaging section.
The responses you are shown
Social Media Tip: If you are preparing a Lunar New Year post and/or email, schedule it so that it hits the social feeds and in-boxes of your clients at the beginning of their day if they are in another time zone. Remember to always put your clients first with every social media post you do,
If your goal is to grow your business and brand on LinkedIn (which it should be!), here are some tips:
Companies can now add links to LinkedIn stories!
In an exciting new enhancement to LinkedIn stories, company pages can now add URL links to LinkedIn story posts. Note that this is not yet available to individual LinkedIn users but I am sure that’s coming soon.
This means that you can post an image and then
If your goal is to grow your business and brand on LinkedIn (which it should be!), here’s what you need to do:
There are so many ways to use social media for branding and business development but not all of them are effective.
It’s never been more important to use social media – specifically LinkedIn – than it is today with social distancing rules in place. It’s also never been easier to build your brand and business
Using hashtags helps with increasing visibility of your posts on LinkedIn, but it’s crucial to check the number of followers of a hashtag before you use it.
Just changing a letter or abbreviating it can make a huge difference.
Don’t rely on the hashtag suggestions that LinkedIn provides, they’re based on content and AI –
A couple of years ago I changed my LinkedIn strategy.
I almost didn’t though even though these posts generated the most likes, comments and feedback.
Why?
Because the posts showed a more personal side of me that most people tend not to share on LinkedIn. I think being more human makes us more relatable.
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