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Hey LinkedIn Fam, I have a short video that walks through exactly how to set up your Featured section to look like this... (and also, the different ways you can optimize your Featured section). Would you like the link? Just like this post, and let me know in the comments, and I'll send it to you 😊

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I get 50% less views when I post a video on LinkedIn. Yet I still invest £1000s every month to share videos here. All for one simple reason: → Familiarity There’s a big difference between trying to get likes on LinkedIn and trying to sell a service. To get likes, you want: - Short, punchy posts. - Catchy, clever hooks. - Broad, general topics. But to sign clients, you need: - People to trust you. - People to know you. - People to remember you. And for that, you need to add more depth to what you post. Let them listen to your voice, see your face, know what you look like. Because it’s that familiarity that will make them purchase. It’s amazing to reach millions of people. ↳ And you can do this at the same time! But your main focus should be getting people to notice you and then get to know you.

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

Pro tip: How to make LinkedIn a whole lot fun Add “short fun videos” to your content You know how everyone is so serious here Yea I’m talking about you, the official photos You need to listen up, try doing something fun You could write that serious educating post Then you can add that fun video with your pals. Curious do you like posting fun videos on LinkedIn? P.S. Don’t forget to repost ♻️ share the fun.

5 reasons to get yourself on video more in 2025. (& make it a key part of your LinkedIn strategy) Here we go. 1️⃣ Shows your human side 2️⃣ You'll stand out from the crowd 3️⃣ Familiarity and trust 4️⃣ Appeals to a different audience 5️⃣ Video is very shareable I'll even give you a bonus reason. 6️⃣ LinkedIn is pushing video content In case that's not gone in. I'll repeat. The value of getting yourself on camera is very high right now. Not that many actually do it. They come up with reasons why they don't. (I've heard them all) "I don't like the way I speak or look on video" "I know I should do it but don't know what to say" "I'll get around to doing some videos eventually" Objection after objection. All driven by fear. Get out of your own way. Do what others aren’t willing to do. === If you're ready to stop the excuses and get yourself on camera to promote yourself, I have THE pain-free solution. I just need 1 HOUR of your time. DM me 'VIDEO GAMES' and I can get you booked in for a recording session.

Why should you write your stories and learnings on LinkedIn? Well. That is what we are going to see here. In this video, I’ll provide key reasons that will tell you why you should write your story on LinkedIn https://lnkd.in/gG3hY_hW

Are your LinkedIn videos falling flat? Here are 3 common mistakes I often see: 1. No Hook: You need a reason for people to stop scrolling. 2. Too Salesy: Provide value before asking for anything. 3. No Clear CTA: Tell viewers what to do next. I help businesses avoid these pitfalls and create content that gets real results. Ready to level up your LinkedIn game? Let’s talk!

I'm losing my voice, but.... Still so freaking excited about this feature in my notifications. I just spent 4 hours recording videos for Right Room, Right People including a couple of retakes and boo boos. I can imagine what the bloopers reel will look like 😂 I'm pooped but had to see if you have this yet. 'Conversations for you.' If you know me then you KNOW I'm thrilled by this feature since conversations is what I'm all about. Anyone else got the feature yet? #TalktoHeidi #LinkedIn #SocialSelling #SocialMediaMarketing #ConversationsRULE

LinkedIn's new video feed makes it extra important to stand out visually. Here is why - The way people watch videos on this platform is changing. Now people are scrolling between videos, so if your video looks like all the other videos on the feed, most likely people are not going to stop to watch it. When I started making videos here, I saw that most videos were filmed indoors in an office or in a studio. So I thought, let me do something different. And since I live in the woods and I love being out here, I decided that I'll make my videos in this setting. It's super simple, but I think that it works because it catches people's eyes when they see something different. So if you're thinking of making LinkedIn videos and you want them to have better reach, start thinking of ways to make them stand out visually and grab people's attention. And if you're already doing it, tell us how! #LinkedinVideo #VideoContent #VideoFeed