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How not to be a Spammy Pammy
I'm seeing this practice a lot more and not a fan ... @ mentioning a MASSIVE bunch of peeps in LinkedIn™️ posts.
Why? It really is a bit spammy and LinkedIn™️ best practice suggests max 5 relevant @ mentions of people or organisations in posts.
You are effectively creating an engagement pod in plain sight — and the LinkedIn™️ gods really hate engagement pods!
Add a note to your LinkedIn connection requests
Adding a note to a LinkedIn connection request is a bit like walking into a room and saying "hello" with a smile, instead of just waltzing in and staring at everyone. It's a small touch, but it makes a world of difference. Here's why:
Comments ARE content
Meaningful Comments Matter
Creating content that *genuinely* encourages deeper interactions on your posts is where it's at, according to the latest updates to the ever-evolving LinkedIn algorithm.LinkedIn used to give a little boost to posts that were attracting a lot of comments, but no more.
The algo can tell the difference between random and new versus pithy, meaningless comments coming from regular groups (pods) of users.
‘Debbie hosted an incredible live on our community app, highlighting the benefits of LinkedIN and how to feel more 'at home' here.
She covered an abundance of positives!
From beefing up your profile to leveraging your story to provoke intimacy with your audience.
Not being afraid to dive into new connections and aligning with your 'people' and business'
I feel so grateful to have had this insight. ’
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