Looking to grow your network and boost your LinkedIn visibility? Join us every Friday at 11 AM Eastern | 10 AM Central for our LinkedIn Posting Party! Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86496908047?pwd=YdcqEYahueFUWdGa1q9Aadrxa2GwEE.1 Be ready with your 15 second Elevator Pitch! Or can you do it in 9 words? This is a casual, friendly space where you can: ✅ Meet other professionals who want to grow their presence ✅ Post your content and support others ✅ Engage authentically with meaningful comments ✅ Build real connections — not just likes It’s not about algorithms - it’s about conversations, community, and showing up for each other. Whether you’re a seasoned LinkedIn pro or just starting to share your voice, you’re welcome to join us. Bring your post, your positive energy, and your willingness to engage! Let’s lift each other up and make LinkedIn a little more human. And…. 📝 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗮𝘁𝗲: - 👍 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘 this post as soon as you see it - 💬 Share your LinkedIn Post in the comments for review - ❤️ 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘 every comment you engage with - ✂️ Remove UTM tracking links (delete anything after ? in your links) - 🔄 No new post? Share a previous one - IMPORTANT RESOURCES: POST URL CLEANER: Use this tool to help you clean up the URL so you post a clean url without UTMs https://evyai.com/url-cleaner/ BULK LINK OPENER Bulk Link Opener 4: https://strategy.evyai.com/bulklinkopener4 We added keyboard shortcuts to it! ITS COOL. We’d love to see you there. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86496908047?pwd=YdcqEYahueFUWdGa1q9Aadrxa2GwEE.1

I want to share something important that most people never think about until it’s too late. When a family member or friend passes away, their LinkedIn profile can keep showing up like they’re still alive. They might still get connection requests, messages, or those annoying “work anniversary” reminders. That can be really painful for the family. Good news: LinkedIn lets you turn the profile into a memorial. It stays up as a nice tribute to their work and achievements, but it gets locked. No one can log in, no new messages, and it shows “In Remembrance” next to their name. It stops all the awkward notifications. Here’s the simple truth: - Anyone (family, friend, or colleague) can report the passing to LinkedIn. You don’t need to be the executor. - Just go to LinkedIn Help and look up “Deceased LinkedIn member” or “memorialize account.” - You’ll need the person’s full name, the link to their profile, their email if you know it, the date they passed, and a link to an obituary if you have one. If you’re the spouse, executor, or legally in charge, you have even more options — you can ask to fully close the account if that feels right. My advice to you: 1. If someone close to you passes, take care of this soon so the family doesn’t keep getting reminded in a hard way. 2. While you’re still here, talk to your family about what you want. Tell them: “If something happens to me, please memorialize my LinkedIn so my work still lives on.” 3. Add it to your will or digital plan — most people forget about LinkedIn. Taking 10 minutes to do this is an act of kindness for the people left behind. If you’re going through this right now and need help figuring out the form, just reply here or message me. I’m happy to walk you through it. Let’s look out for each other. What do you think — have you ever seen an active LinkedIn profile of someone who passed? Drop a comment. Here is one I came across just now. https://www.linkedin.com/in/goldberg99m/

Did you know that you can create mindmaps and infographics with AI? This one was created with ChatGPT but sometimes the TEXT comes out bad.. now ChatGPT lets you edit a specific part of the image and tell it fix the text and it does a great job fixing it perfect. Find someone elses infographic in your industry, change the content and the branding and make it your own! Come to our session on 4.20.2026 and we will show you how. Or get our infographic service at strategy.evyai.com/infographics

We’ve all been there: You post something great, the comments start rolling in, and suddenly you’re staring at the screen thinking… "How many times can I say 'thanks' before it gets weird?" Replying to comments isn’t just about being polite. It’s the secret sauce for: - 🚀 Boosting Visibility: The algorithm loves a conversation. - 🤝 Strengthening Relationships: People remember who actually talks back. - 🏆 Positioning Expertise: Every reply is a chance to add more value. To make your life easier, we’ve put together the Ultimate Comment Reply Templates. Here are a few examples of what you can find inside: - For General Gratitude: "So glad this resonated with you—thank you for the kind words!" - For Affirming Great Points: "You nailed it—great addition to the conversation!" - For Keeping the Conversation Alive: "Thanks for sharing—what’s been your experience with this?" - For Coaches & Consultants: "This is the kind of awareness that leads to real breakthroughs—love that you see it!" 🎯 Pro-Tips for Engagement: - Personalize it: Always use their name (e.g., "Great point, Sarah!"). - The 24-Hour Rule: Reply as fast as you can to keep the momentum high. - Rotate your replies: Don’t use the same "Thanks!" ten times in a row. 📥 Want to check out more of them? We’ve compiled a massive list of 100+ templates, including niche-specific replies for Real Estate, Tech, B2B, and Marketing, inside our community. Grab the full template library here: 👉 https://www.skool.com/evyai/classroom/5d84cc83?md=4c5cd28a2e67450b9c3c929d2118f8cb Made with ❤️ for the evyAI Community. #ContentStrategy #EngagementTips #Networking #evyAI #SocialMediaGrowth #LinkedInTips

Come Join My Office Hours @ 7:00-8:00 P.M EST! Got questions about evyAI, want a profile review, or looking to network? Jump into the live room and connect with us! 🚀 🔗 Join the meeting here: https://evyai.com/success 📅 Can’t make this session? No worries — we host these twice every day! Check the Skool Calendar tab to RSVP for the next one. 🕛 Round 1: 12:00 PM EST 🌙 Round 2: 7:00 PM EST Drop a comment below with your questions when you join 👇