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1 MISTAKE, 99% of LinkedIn newbies make. ➜ Generic commenting. So you've joined the LinkedIn jungle: ↳ ready to connect and grow. You're liking, sharing, and even...commenting! But hold on, tiger cub! Are you falling into the generic commenting trap? If not then GOOD, If yes then LEMME HELP YOU! Commenting plays a huge role in bringing reach to your profile. So that's why you have to comment strategically. 🍎 It's time to say goodbye to these kinda comments: ↳ "Great post!" ↳ "This is interesting." ↳ "Very helpful." ↳ "Thanks for sharing." Ok, Ahad got it, But how can I craft compelling comments? 🍏 Here are some evergreen commenting tips: ➜ Go beyond the surface: ↳ offer specific feedback, questions, or insights. ↳ share your experience. ↳ did an idea resonate? ➜ Be personal: ↳ inject your voice and perspective. ↳ what makes your comment stand out? ↳ share your humor, expertise, or a different viewpoint. ➜ Keep it concise: ↳ no need for novels. ↳ aim for 1-3 sentences that pack a punch. ↳ add enough substance to show you've put thought into it. That's it tiger cub! Now all you gotta do is take action. 💙 P.S. - What are your best tips for writing impactful comments? ---------------------- ⏳ Time Crunched? Let me Ghostwrite your voice into authority & visibility. 💌 DM "ghost" to break free!

How I craft my LinkedIn posts every day? So, here is my 10 cents about creating content for last year every day on Linkedin. Ok, not every day, but many days 😂 1. I do morning So the best content I write is in the morning. So before doing anything else. I sit in the computer and I write. 2. I draft posts and tag them based on readiness I create the drafts, sometimes they are super raw, sometimes they are super ready. So I instantly tag them: - idea - draft - ready 3. When 0 inspiration I look at existing people templates I built database in Postli which I update myself, so here where the inspiration comes from. 4. I repurpose and learn from my posts I look at the existing posts on Twitter or Linkedin which worked the best, so I kind of reusing them and it helps me a lot. 5. I take days off from writing I normally draft good 3-4 posts a day, so it is super easy to take break for me , when I dont have any content ready. This video took 1h to make. Feels a bit too much. I think I am gonna build smth for video 🤣 Wanna hear your thoughts? Do you want to repurpose your LinkedIn Posts to video?

What's tough about growing on Linkedin? (No "strategy" or "show up daily" answers) The answer: grabbing people's attention. It all comes down to your content. Let me paint you a picture. I deleted ~19,000 emails last night. My inbox looked like a disaster zone. Last time I cleaned it? Four months ago. Here's the breakdown 👇 ~10,000 - Promo emails ~6,000 - Updates emails ~2,000 - Socials notifications I opened less than 1% of them. (Truth be told, 1% might even be generous.) Now, let's talk LinkedIn. If you're active here, you may engage with many people. How many of them stick in your memory? Likewise, how many remember you? A small handful, right? That's why good content is king! Not just your posts, but your comments too. Master the art of capturing attention, and you'll be unstoppable. But how do you do that? ❶ Be authentic - Let your true self shine through. ❷ Provide value - Share knowledge, experience, and insights. ❸ Engage - Respond to comments and join conversations. ❹ Keep it fresh - Surprise people with unexpected angles. ❺ Be consistent - Regularly deliver quality content. 📌 AND Most of all - learn how to write better, period. Do this, and you'll not only be remembered, but sought after. Not just on Linkedin, but on any platform. Don't be a forgotten email. Be the memorable connection. What are you currently doing to stand out? 🤔 Let's discuss! 👋 -- Hi, I'm Prad. I love turning Linkedin profiles into business assets (and because I need to make a living too 🌝) Liked this post? Hit the 🔔 on my profile Get notified on my next post #linkedintips #contentcreation #personalbranding

5 Tips for Awesome LinkedIn Posts in Just 15 Minutes 🔥 . . . 1) Define Your Message (2 minutes): Clearly identify the main message you want to convey in your post. Are you sharing a professional achievement, offering insights, or asking a question? Having a clear focus will guide your post's content. 2) Craft a Concise Headline (2 minutes): Your headline should grab attention and summarize the main point of your post. Keep it short and engaging. It could be a question, a surprising fact, or a catchy statement related to your message. 3) Share Valuable Content (5 minutes): Provide value to your audience by sharing insights, tips, or lessons learned. You could share a recent work accomplishment, an interesting article, or a brief personal story related to your industry. 4) Use Visuals (3 minutes): Attach a relevant image or infographic to your post. Visuals catch the eye and make your post stand out in the feed. Make sure the visuals enhance your message and are of good quality. 5) Engaging Call-to-Action (3 minutes): End your post with a call-to-action (CTA). It could be a question, an invitation for others to share their opinions or experiences, or a request for people to visit your website or read an article. A well-crafted CTA encourages interaction. 6) Bonus Tip: Edit and Proofread (2 minutes): Before hitting the "Post" button, take a couple of minutes to read through your post, checking for any spelling or grammatical errors. Ensure that your message is clear and concise. Which tips you follow for your LinkedIn Post ? Comment 👇 #EffectiveMessaging #EngagingContent #InteractivePosts #linkedincontent #ranitalks