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If You Don’t Start Videos → You Lose on LinkedIn: (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 👉🏻 Take the juice & make your videos 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. What's 1 song that uplifts your energy ? 📍 The Coolest LinkedIn Video Guide (FREE) ➝ Feature Section

5 LinkedIn habits I'm making a priority in 2024 And you should do the same if you want to grow on LinkedIn 1. 20-minute morning for comments 2. 3 appreciation DMs per day Because if you connect new people it will help you to grow on LinkedIn 3. Not writing anything negative, anywhere 4. Actively support small creators in my feed 5. Allowing myself to take a break LinkedIn is a game that everyone plays differently. In other words -> You make your own rules. If you like this video then Repost this ♻️ for your network. #personalbranding #linkedingrowth #strategies #linkedin #linkedintips #storytelling

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!

I am so frightened lately. My reach and engagement on LinkedIn is going down drastically! From 400+, now barely 80 after 6 hours. →What if I never get my engagements back? →What if Linkedin reach improves and my account is blacklisted. →What if I get stuck in low reach forever? ↳Should I try video content ↳Should I try carousels now? ↳Should I collaborate with other creators? ↳Should I host events? You shouldn't keep stressing yourself fam! Mind if I give you the the biggest hack to overcome your fears? →Get a book. →Pour out what you feel and how you feel. →State all your fears clearly. →The pain you put in showing up consistently. →How you are keeping up. ↳Proof read and edit. ↳And schedule it for your upcoming posts! There, I have given you both therapy and content ideas. That's the power of storytelling. It helps you rant and still connect with your audience. If 90 percent of your audience don't resonate with it. I'll give you the L in my name You can use it to buy a Lamborghini 😂 Stop worrying → Start sharing My free storytelling webinar begins today. Come learn how to do storytelling the right way. Link in the comments section. Love always, The Storytelling Queen. #storytelling #linkedin

Some people say not to post fun vertical videos made for IG and TikTok on LinkedIn. But if they’re relevant to your business and can add a bit of personality, I say go for it. Here’s why: 1. Humanise Your Brand: Let people see the real, relatable side of your business. LinkedIn’s too stiff as it is! 2. Boost Engagement: Bright, fun videos cut through boring corporate posts. Start more conversations. 3. Same People, Different Hat: LinkedIn folks are on Insta too. Catch them off guard with something unexpected. What do you think—would you share your fun content on LinkedIn?

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.

✨ #Day 4 of 50 | #StorytellingJourney | Discover Storytellers I went for a walk with my friend the other day and he asked: “What do you even like about Linkedin, it’s a really boring place?” His question sparked an epiphany. I follow awesome people who infuse every post with vibrancy. And all my favourite posters use storytelling to share their insights in every single post. My Linkedin is far from boring. His experience on Linkedin is the opposite. Our feeds are completely different - I can see why he thought Linkedin is a boring place. It’s crazy how we can use the same platform yet have entirely different experiences. If you want more interesting posts follow more interesting people. If you want your posts to be more interesting- share stories! So how can you find more storytellers on LinekdIn? The easiest way is to start engaging with posts you find interesting and the algorithm will give you more like that. I’m always on the lookout for more incredible voices. Who are the storytellers on LinkedIn that captivate you? Drop their names; I’d love to follow and learn from them too. #StorytellingTips #LinkedInEngagement #DiscoverStorytellers

Want to really grab attention on LinkedIn? Video is the key. It lets you showcase your best content in a way that’s engaging, personal, and hard to ignore. Whether you’re sharing expert tips or telling a story, video brings your message to life. You’ll stand out in the feed, connect on a deeper level, and leave a lasting impression. So, don’t just tell people what you know—show them! #LinkedInVideo #ContentThatConnects #StandOut

Ever wondered why some LinkedIn posts feel like a conversation with a friend, while others just sound like noise? Here’s the secret: stories. Yep, storytelling isn’t just for bedtime, it’s how you grab attention and keep it. Here’s my approach (it works, trust me): Start with something personal. Share your experiences, your ups and downs. It doesn’t have to be earth-shattering, just real. Then, sprinkle some knowledge. Break it down into bite-sized steps, because let’s face it—people love lists. End with a personal note. A “PS” or a casual question makes it feel like a conversation, not a lecture. And here’s the kicker: make it simple and broad enough to relate to everyone, but specific enough to show you know your stuff. That’s the balance—teach, but make it feel human. You don't need to be perfect to be heard. You just need to be relatable. PS: Keep sharing your journey, and you’ll find your audience quicker than you think. #linkedin