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2025 Is Coming Fast & Here’s Your Video Guide: (and videos are not rocket science)   1. 3 Points Max 👉🏻 Don’t add 373 points   2. Raw or edited videos 👉🏻 They scroll mediocre videos   3. Videos over Words 👉🏻 Your audience connects with videos   4. Short videos > Longer Videos 👉🏻 Attention span on LinkedIn is shorter than short   5. Focus on Camera & Audio 👉🏻 People watch & listen. Make sure they watch & listen.   6. Share your personality with videos 👉🏻 Don’t share generic & overused content, especially hooks.   P.S. Have you started planning 2025 ? 📍 The Coolest LinkedIn Video Guide (FREE) ➝ Feature Section

Last Friday, I had a fantastic time sharing tips and tricks for creating LinkedIn videos alongside Angel Kilian and the LinkedIn team — Cayla Dengate Neha Jain Kale Alita Utari Dewi 🙌 Here's a summary of what was shared: ➡️ Just start! If you're hesitant about making videos, go for it. The only way to improve is by exercising your "video muscle." ➡️ Grab viewer's attention with a hook. A hook can be a question or an interesting fact that grabs their attention. ➡️ Share valuable insights. Create videos that provide your community with knowledge or skills because people come to LinkedIn to learn and grow. ➡️ Tell a story! No matter how polished your video looks, it’s the story that keeps people watching. ➡️ Audio matters more than video. People will put up with potato quality video but if your audio sounds like you’re underwater they are going to stop watching. Let me know if you have any tips on creating LinkedIn videos in the comments 👇 #linkedinvideo #video #contentcreator P.S. Shout out to Marty McCarthy for nominating me to speak on this session!

Stop losing your viewers in the first 3 seconds! ⛔ Look, creating LinkedIn videos can take a lot of time and effort. So, the last thing you want is to sabotage your hard work with one killer mistake. If your video starts with something like: “𝐻𝑖, 𝐼’𝑚 [𝑌𝑜𝑢𝑟 𝑁𝑎𝑚𝑒]. 𝐻𝑜𝑝𝑒 𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑦𝑜𝑛𝑒 𝑖𝑠 𝑑𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑤𝑒𝑙𝑙! 𝑇𝑜𝑑𝑎𝑦 𝐼 𝑤𝑎𝑛𝑡 𝑡𝑜 𝑠ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑠𝑜𝑚𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑜𝑢𝑔ℎ𝑡𝑠 𝑜𝑛 𝑎 𝑡𝑜𝑝𝑖𝑐 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡’𝑠 𝑖𝑚𝑝𝑜𝑟𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑡 𝑡𝑜 𝑚𝑒…”, You’ve already lost most of your audience. 💨🏃♂️➡️ Here’s the truth: Your audience wants to know how your video will help THEM before they care about who you are. Your first words need to stop the scroll. They need to hook viewers by sparking curiosity, promising a benefit, or tackling a pain point (see example in the video). Then deliver the value they’re looking for. #linkedinvideo #videotips #contentmarketing #VisibilityCreatesOpportunities

In 2023 ➝ Videos Were Optional   In 2024 ➝ Videos Are The Currency 👉🏻 Not able to grab opportunities ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to generate leads ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to sign clients ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to get jobs ➝ Start posting videos 4 Easiest Videos Formats To Get Started: 1. Show behind the scenes 2. Educate your audience  3. Inspire your audience  4. Show case studies If you want to grow your business “add videos” P.S. If you were to be Marvel’s SuperHero, which one would be you ? 📌 The Coolest LinkedIn Video Guide ➝ Feature Section

In 2023 ➝ Videos were optional   In 2024 ➝ Videos are the currency 👉🏻 Not able to grab opportunities ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to generate leads ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to sign clients ➝ Start posting videos 👉🏻 Not able to get jobs ➝ Start posting videos 4 Easiest Videos Formats To Get Started: 1. Show behind the scenes 2. Educate your audience  3. Inspire your audience  4. Show case studies If you want to grow your business “add videos” P.S. If you were to pet, would it be a Cat / Dog / Parrot ? 📌 The Coolest LinkedIn Video Guide ➝ Feature Section

Are you thinking of posting videos on LinkedIn ? I started and here are my short tips for video posts on Linkedin. 1- Be authentic and real.✨️ 2- Start with short duration videos. 20 sec to 30 seconds 3- Write the bullet points to start with. Be clear. 4- Record in natural light or in front of window. And the most important tip is "Just Do It".😀 #LinkedinnewsAustralia

Worried that your YouTube videos are not getting views? ❌ Do this 1 thing instead! → Turn your LinkedIn posts into long/short form videos. How do you do it? - Pick 1-5 LinkedIn posts. - Expand and turn them into a video script. Shoot 1 long video and post on YT. - Extract 3-5 short videos from the same. Post it on LinkedIn, YT shorts, and Instagram. -Redirect traffic from short videos to your YT video Bonus → Post your YouTube video link in your shortvideos comments OR Redirect viewers to watch full video on YT at the end of your short videos, bringing traffic from 4 different platforms. Simple, right? Any questions, ask me in the comments? PS: Need help with growing your YouTube channel? DM me "YT" I will teach you how you can boost your YouTube!

Let's break down an intro for Danny DelVecchio ✌️'s latest video... 🎬 I'd should've done this earlier tbh 😅⬇️ ----- We try and keep the introduction simple, yet effective. The video addresses one clear question: 'How often should you post videos on LinkedIn?' ----- Notice how that's PRECISELY how it starts. (no messing around) Followed by three areas: ✅ Social Proof ✅ Scale ✅ Context In that: ✅ He's helped hundreds of founders & companies ✅ He's posted over 400 videos ✅ The question is RELEVANT to what he does All in under 30 seconds ⏱️ ---- Sets you up nicely for a detailed and in-depth discussion about how often videos should be posted on LinkedIn... from a leader in the field. 🔥 and we do that over and over and over and over again! 📈 ----- Want to start equipping your strategy with high quality video content? 🎬 Follow Connor Clayton for more video insights!

If you want LinkedIn to bring you clients, you need to know this: You post content. You get likes. But no leads? Why? Probably because you're speaking to everyone, which means you’re connecting with NO ONE. The fix? → Write for ONE person. → Solve ONE problem. → Offer ONE action. Your content should make your target audience feel seen, understood, and curious. That’s how you turn readers into clients. Ask yourself: 👉 Does this solve a real pain point for my audience? 👉 Does it speak directly to the person I want to work with? 👉 Does it clearly show how I can help them? ______ PS: If you want to start your LinkedIn game but don't know how to get started, drop me a DM for 2025, and let me help you.

How do you make sure your video content is good enough? Maybe start with this idea: "Your content is for your audience. Not for you." "Brand safety" comes into play for some people but there's also a lot of value in authenticity, vulnerability and a "build in public" approach. Everyone has a different take so you have to find the right mix for you, but this is great perspective, thanks to Dalton Danks for the insight.