Post by account_disabled on Dec 19, 2023 23:15:53 GMT -8
It is better to copy it and cite the original author by tagging them. 14) Should you use hashtags ? Hashtags are essential on LinkedIn, especially during the phase where LinkedIn will pre-evaluate the quality (potential popularity) of a post. Should we add hashtags that have millions of followers? This seems like a pretty good idea. However, will all the followers of the hashtag see or be exposed to your content? You shouldn't dream. And it is impossible to know which hashtags are the most relevant, the most followed by active profiles on LinkedIn or those which generate the most engagement. Already, to successfully identify the most followed hashtags, it takes a lot of time and is quite difficult.
As it is a game of discovery, LinkedIn must prefer that you discover for yourself or even Email Data create your own rather than encouraging you to follow a ready-made list. Maximum: 3 hashtags per post. As on other social networks that use them, this will help members find topics that are relevant to them. 15) Commitment? yes, but with 1 prerequisite Timing is absolutely essential. Vital. If you have no reaction within an hour of publishing, performance will not be good and engagement will be quite low. This is what LinkedIn calls velocity. Speed of engagement is essential. The bounce rate also plays a role (do we stay on your content or leave right away?). An article with 30 views has as much chance of going viral as an article with 300 views, as long as the audience continues to interact.
An engaged audience; regardless of its size, is a big advantage if you want to continue developing it. All posts that had more than 10,000 views received more than 20 engagements in the first hour. IF you have a team or a network of partners, you know what you need to do. So, in the first hour, pay attention, react, respond, converse. This is how you will optimize the audience you reach. 16) Does a pod work? A pod is a group of members who agree to systematically like/comment on each other's posts to create the necessary initial engagement quickly. This is not recommended as it is against LinkedIn's policies. How could LinkedIn know this? No idea. If you want to test you will see if you are penalized.
As it is a game of discovery, LinkedIn must prefer that you discover for yourself or even Email Data create your own rather than encouraging you to follow a ready-made list. Maximum: 3 hashtags per post. As on other social networks that use them, this will help members find topics that are relevant to them. 15) Commitment? yes, but with 1 prerequisite Timing is absolutely essential. Vital. If you have no reaction within an hour of publishing, performance will not be good and engagement will be quite low. This is what LinkedIn calls velocity. Speed of engagement is essential. The bounce rate also plays a role (do we stay on your content or leave right away?). An article with 30 views has as much chance of going viral as an article with 300 views, as long as the audience continues to interact.
An engaged audience; regardless of its size, is a big advantage if you want to continue developing it. All posts that had more than 10,000 views received more than 20 engagements in the first hour. IF you have a team or a network of partners, you know what you need to do. So, in the first hour, pay attention, react, respond, converse. This is how you will optimize the audience you reach. 16) Does a pod work? A pod is a group of members who agree to systematically like/comment on each other's posts to create the necessary initial engagement quickly. This is not recommended as it is against LinkedIn's policies. How could LinkedIn know this? No idea. If you want to test you will see if you are penalized.