Quick answer: Two to three posts per week is enough for most people. Consistency matters more than frequency. Your content should be a mix of attract, nurture, and conversion posts,
No. But you do need to change how you think about standing out. LinkedIn is noisy. There are probably 10,000 other people who offer the same thing as you. Your
Yes, it can. I’ve helped many people make this exact transition, moving from relying on referrals to building successful businesses through LinkedIn. But there’s a catch. If you’re used to
For many people, yes. Your LinkedIn profile is often more important than your website. The Question Most People Forget to Ask When small businesses pour time and money into their
There’s a trend of people posting sob stories and blatant engagement bait on LinkedIn. It works in the short term, but it’s not the kind of personal content you should
The advice used to be simple: post every day. But LinkedIn has changed, and so has the answer. Daily Posting Isn’t Necessary Anymore Unless you’re actively trying to build a
You’ll find plenty of articles claiming Tuesday at 8:47am is the magic moment for LinkedIn success. The truth is far simpler and more useful. Timing Matters Less Than You Think
It’s disheartening to put effort into a LinkedIn post only to watch it sit there with zero likes and no comments. But there’s usually a reason and often it’s fixable.
No. They’re totally irrelevant. Why Hashtags Don’t Matter on LinkedIn LinkedIn’s algorithm has evolved significantly. It no longer needs hashtags as signals of what your content is about, it can
Before I get into why Attract posts challenge clients or how you can build a personal brand for private people, let me give you a brief summary… Whenever I’m breaking
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