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Well I don't know... Because the garbage posting is actually encouraged by LinkedIn. Not just "the algorithm", but LinkedIn's peoples themselves. At work we
by wiether 2y ago
Well I don't know...
Because the garbage posting is actually encouraged by LinkedIn.
Not just "the algorithm", but LinkedIn's peoples themselves.
At work we had a 2h workshop with one of their "something something engagement".
They basically told us:
- post content at least every other day, use AI to help you produce it
- like every post of your coworkers to give them visibility
- post comments on customers/partners posts to maintain engagement, use AI to help you produce them
Everyone should constantly put garbage there so others can promote it so... nobody reads it because it's garbage.
- itsoktocry 2y ago>post content at least every other day, use AI to help you produce it "Everyone's a content producer, but no one actually reads anymore" is the worst trend happening. The most annoying people on every platform are the "content producers".
- ToucanLoucan 2y agoDoes go a long way to explaining why everything posted to LinkedIn is barely coherent corpo-speak that means nothing though.
- klabb3 2y agoCalling all humans for duty… Do your part keeping the dead internet alive!
- all2 2y agoThe last company I worked for did this to boost corporate visibility. It was part of their marketing campaign to position themselves as SMEs in the industry.
- gigiogigione 2y agoHow did that work out for you guys? Did any engagements / sales materialize from your efforts on LI?
- all2 2y agoNo. Last I heard sales were still about where they were a few years ago.
- gigiogigione 2y agoTo achieve what exactly? More visibility on LinkedIn? Does the algo boost you for it?