LinkedIn is not the right place to improve your writing skills; here's why.

LinkedIn is not the right place to improve your writing skills; here's why.

Don’t get me wrong, LinkedIn is the best place to learn about writing.

It’s the best place to get judged, but it’s not the best place to practice.

If you want to take your writing skills to the next level,

Then you need to write a lot; the more you write, the better you get.

But on LinkedIn, quantity is not your best friend if you want to grow.

Quality is. On LinkedIn, the rule is to post once a day or 2 times per day.

Then spend the rest of your time in the comment section.

But I have a question: how can you grow your writing skills

If you only write once or 2 times per day? You need to write a lot.

You’re not just improving your ability to write better but faster as well.

So that means you need to write a lot, but you cannot post a lot on LinkedIn.

For example, today I already made a post on LinkedIn.

But I just got this idea and I wanted to share it, but I can’t because I already posted.

So you see, LinkedIn is not really the best place to grow your writing skills.

So my advice would be to start a blog, dump all your ideas on your blog.

The more you write, the better you become.

And on your blog, you can write as many times as you want without restriction.

This way, you can grow and improve much faster.

That is why LinkedIn is not the best place to improve your writing skills.

A blog is.

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Continuation,

When I wrote this article, I never thought about using LinkedIn Page articles.

My mind was too focused on the fact that posting too frequently on your personal LinkedIn profile Would cost you your growth as the algorithm would not favor such practice.

So I was looking for other alternatives. Another place where you can write.

A place where you can write as much as you want without being afraid of the almighty algorithm Reducing your personal brand visibility.

So, a blog was the best option for me then.

But now, I see that I can use the LinkedIn page article as a platform.

A platform to write as much as I can.

Pulse, the LinkedIn article has far more SEO visibility than you think.

So that means, it can actually appear on Google.

This means you can use a LinkedIn page as a blogging platform.

A platform to practice your writing skills and take it to the next level.

So here we are fast forward to today; I am now using LinkedIn articles.

Let me see how well it works out for me.