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LinkedIn Changed It's Algorithm Against Virality
LinkedIn Changed It's Algorithm Against Virality
LinkedIn Changed It's Algorithm Against Virality
on LinkedIn?
LinkedIn has a message for you
“do that somewhere else”
And how do 11 successful
content creators respond to
that message?
Yesterday Jason Feifer
published an insightful article on the
LinkedIn algorithm based on an
interview with Dan Roth (LinkedIn’s
Editor in Chief) and Alice Xiong
(director of product development).
Ash Rathod
"You don't have to go viral. Virality is
vanity. It's like a meme. It's a short
outburst of attention for a piece of
content. Not you.
Ruben Hassid
"It only puts more emphasis on
becoming a better content marketer by
doing your research on your target
audience, then writing content they will
find valuable.
Matt Barker
"The article references 2 major
headlines:
Ryan Musselman
"For me, the LinkedIn algorithm has
always been the exact same. I follow
my Big 3 Framework, which is about
looks, hooks, and applicability.
Jasmin Alić
"My game plan has never been virality.
Luke Shalom
"For a post to be valuable to your
network, you need to focus on creating
something that leaves the reader
better than when they arrived
at your post.
Lea Turner
"It's actually very good news for people
who provide value and not emotional
clickbait.
Sam Szuchan
"This article is based on the changes
they made last November is my guess…
Luke Matthews
"Caring about algo changes is a losing
battle for everyone. I like living by this
one quote from Jason Vana:
Lara Acosta
"Write for your audience. Focus on your
best client when writing post, what
would they find valuable, to help them
think differently.
Alexander Low
And for me...
Yours truly,
Richard van der Blom
Conclusions
Make it actionable,
show people how to use it
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