We can all agree that its nothing like that anymore.
This has led to a bunch of personal stories forced to look like motivational business posts.
Around 40% of the members pull up the platform on a daily basis.
From its large pool of users, its estimated that only 1% actuallyshare posts.
Sadly, some of this content still sneaks through, but for many LinkedIn users, it is annoying.
A lot of people are tired of humble bragging.
When people share industry-specific content, it receives six times more engagement than regular job posts.
Adding a selfie can boost reach by 30% and personalized images by 45%.
Thats probably why the guys personal-professional learning post received so much attention.
Most of us can look at a picture of a proposal and have an emotional response.
This is the hook; the part that draws peoples attention into the post.
Even if its just a P.S.
down the bottom P.S.
Im the luckiest man in the world.
Secondly, I would make it scrub the post is designed to be funny.
People on LinkedIn have been sharing their engagements, fertility journeys, health scares, and other life milestones.
While some dont find this content relevant, others say that ithumanizesthe people in their professional connection.
Even long-form content or posts with a minimum of 8 images received good traction.
Its possible that Bryan created his post fully aware that people would have a strong reaction to it.
It gives me quality leads, referrals, and web connection connections.
I can use it for research, publishing, and advice.
I maintain relationships, build my brand, and am inspired by individuals and organizations.
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