Leaving 100 Comments a Day Is a Waste of Time for Most People on LinkedIn.
Robyn-Lee Samuels
LinkedIn Ghostwriter & Coach ?? I help B2B founders & consultants attract regular leads on LinkedIn using content, comments, and strategic outreach.
No matter what LinkedIn influencers are telling you, the average business owner trying to build their LinkedIn presence does not have the time or bandwidth to leave 100+ comments on LinkedIn posts every day.
It's no secret LinkedIn's algorithm loves conversations. If you're saying things people are willing to read, reply to, share, and all that jazz you'll get more awareness, more profile views, more followers.
LinkedIn influencers talk about how they experience massive growth by through commenting. They're not wrong. I've seen it with my content and my clients' content.
The more comments you give, the more articles you collaborate on, the more engagement your posts receive.
But who on earth has the time, bandwidth or desire to leave 3 comments on 25 different posts every day?
Probably not you, right?
Still, I bet you could spare 10 to 15 minutes while waiting in line or watching Netflix to leave 2 to 3 comments a day.
3 comments are manageable. You leave 2 to 3 comments without a strategy just by scrolling. So, let's take what already comes naturally and add intention.
I'm excited to share with you a rinse-and-repeat commenting formula that can revolutionize your LinkedIn engagement strategy. This is not an overnight race to massive growth. It's a slow but steady system you can commit to on your worst day.
The Formula
10 Minutes or Less
If you have just 10 minutes a day to spare, you can implement this simple yet effective strategy to enhance your visibility, connect with the right audience, and showcase your expertise. Let's dive into the formula:
10 or More Minutes
But why stop at 10 minutes? If you have an additional 10 minutes to spare, here's how you can take your engagement to the next level:
Day 1 (extra): Leave thoughtful comments on posts from 2 to 3 large accounts in your industry. It exposes you to a wider audience and positions you as a thought leader in your niche.
Day 2 (extra): Collaborate on articles within your area of expertise. Contributing to articles increases your profile views by up to 4x. Plus, it showcases your knowledge while expanding your reach as your content is shared with a broader audience.
Day 3 (extra): Identify ideal clients in the comments section of relevant posts and engage with them directly. Liking or commenting on their posts shows your genuine interest and increases the likelihood of building meaningful connections.
Day 4 (extra): Continue engaging with 2 to 3 large accounts by leaving thoughtful comments on their posts. Consistent engagement with influencers can lead to valuable opportunities for collaboration or mentorship.
Day 5 (extra): Keep the momentum going by collaborating on more articles in your field. Sharing your expertise through articles establishes you as an authority in your industry and attracts new connections and clients.
By following this formula, you can enhance your visibility, connect with the right people, and establish yourself as a thought leader in your industry. Strategic commenting is more than just leaving generic remarks; it's about adding value to conversations and fostering meaningful interactions within your professional network.
3 Tips to Maximize the Impact of Your Comments
Remember, consistency is key. Make commenting a regular part of your LinkedIn routine, and watch as your engagement and connections flourish.
So, why wait? Start implementing this formula today and unlock the full potential of your LinkedIn presence.
I found this to be extremely informative. Will try to implement the strategies you mentioned. Thank you so much for sharing Robyn-Lee Samuels
On-Brand-Content Creator-for-Blog Marketing & Brand Building & Holistic Literacy Coaching in Life & Business - Holistic Literacy Academy @ uniquempower.com
11 个月Enlightening and empowering Robyn-Lee Samuels.
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11 个月I really enjoyed this read. It's long overdue that someone writes about engaging with content via comments. These steps and reminders for engaging are useful and valuable! I agree the most with building “ meaningful connections.”