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Tag Archives: Content Marketing
New factor in LinkedIn’s Algorithm – Dwell time
There’s a new kid on the block when it comes to the LinkedIn algorithm & how it decides if your posts should feature in other people’s newsfeed – Dwell Time.
You’re probably aware that LinkedIn uses people’s reactions to your posts (leaving ‘like’ or ‘comment’) to decide if they distribute it further & give it additional airtime.
Well, a new factor at play also looks at how long people spend looking at the content as well – the Dwell Time. The longer people spend reading it the better – for you & the algorithm.
So hopefully this increases quality of content over time yet still rewards engagement. (more…)
Article Categories: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn Site Changes, LinkedIn Tips |
Article Tags: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn Changes, LinkedIn Marketing, Linkedin Site Changes, mark |
Creating and using content effectively on LinkedIn
Content creation – or what to write about! – remains a key worry for most business owners and marketing professionals alike. Talking about things is a great way to get yourself out there and show people the benefits of what you do.
Now, added to this, one of the consequences of LinkedIn’s algorithm introduction some 2 years ago is that the distribution of your content has been reduced. That means that, in most cases, content you issue will only be seen by a percentage of your network or target audience, even if it’s widely shared … and for most, that‘s a big IF.
It therefore makes sense to use the content we produce more effectively, to re-purpose it or create chunks to use to promote the full version. This ism’t cheating or trying to deceive your readers – just the opposite. What you are really doing is creating ways in which you can use the information you are creating and sharing more effectively … just as it should be!
There are numerous ways in which you might achieve this and below I have added some thoughts on potential ways to do just that:
1. Use Mini Posts as leaders
Use the initial post as a focus point and pick three key points in it. Create mini posts with each of these and use them as teasers for the full post. This is particularly powerful with your Foundation posts, one of the key drivers of content that I talk about in the 16 Strategic Post Ideas;
2. Infographics make your message visual
If your post was text based, then consider (more…)
Article Categories: | B2B Advice for LinkedIn, Content Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing, LinkedIn Tips |
Article Tags: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn B2B, LinkedIn Engagement, LinkedIn Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing Planning, LinkedIn Publisher |
16 Strategic Post ideas for LinkedIn
There are a number of key worries that people have as they start to post on LinkedIn and what to write about, whether they will have enough to talk about and how best to communicate their messages to their readers all come high up the list … effectively, what sort of posts should they write. Well, posts can take many shapes and forms according to the author’s inclination and the readers’ preferences – I think the skill comes in matching the two as closely as possible.
To help you in your deliberations, here’s a list of 16 possible types of posts that you could look at to develop the conversation through your posts – they won’t all be relevant for every post, update or even article that you publish but they should help to spark some ideas on ones that would be most applicable for you.
1. Foundation Posts
Foundation posts – sometimes also referred to as “Pillar” posts – are the core content areas that your posting activity should be built upon and they focus on the key subject areas that you want to communicate to your connections and potential prospect. Given their importance, they are (more…)
Article Categories: | B2B Advice for LinkedIn, Content Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing, Using LinkedIn |
Article Tags: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn Articles, LinkedIn Company Pages, LinkedIn Marketing, LinkedIn Updates |
Updates on LinkedIn – 10 ways to make them more effective
As either an information broadcast method, a content marketing tool or an easy method of engagement, the Updates on LinkedIn remain an often used yet rarely optimised opportunity on the site.
The Updates box site prominently at the top of your homepage on LinkedIn. However, it isn’t the easy “solve all” tool that some consider it to be – simply sending something out to appear on your connections’ homepage is not going to immediately generate hundreds of hits. Rather it is a gradual process requiring patience – a drip feed approach which increases visibility, generates page views and likes, delivers key information to connections and keeps you ‘front of mind’. If done correctly.
(more…)
Article Categories: | B2B Advice for LinkedIn, Businesses using LinkedIn, Content Marketing, LinkedIn Marketing |
Article Tags: | Content Marketing, LinkedIn Updates |