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Live Workshop @ 12:00 PM CST Today! 🎥
If you've got time today, join us live at 12:00 PM CST for a live workshop directly on LinkedIn. Add the event to your Calendar here: https://www.linkedin.com/events/7388398547777400832 Below this post, you can ask any question you have for the event today. You can also ask questions live as we break down how to create the ultimate content calendar and strategy for your brand / business on the platform. I'll see you soon. Alex
Live Workshop @ 12:00 PM CST Today! 🎥
1 like • Oct 31
1. For the types of posts you search for when you do the comment strategy, what do you think about the idea of finding other posts similar to the topic of your post that you're posting that day to then go comment on? The thought process is there could be some synergy around your topic matching their topic, and you're commenting on a lot of people on the same topic could maybe affect the algorithm some. I don't know, but just an idea. 2. The second question is, I had an idea of in the morning going in posting on people's posts, and then in the afternoon going back to those posts that got popular and then commenting on people's comments that are on that post. The thought process is if those people are commenting on their post, then if you comment on them, they will then come and comment on your post if you add them. And they could also be your ICP if the post you're commenting on is a peer's.
LinkedIn post scoring for your commenting strategy. What would you track?
After watching your video about commenting, I decided to build a Chrome extension to make it easier to interact with posts. The purpose is to save time by scoring and sorting posts so I can focus only on the ones worth commenting on. I’ve listed the fields I’m currently collecting and would like everyone's feedback on what might be missing. Here’s what I have: - Peer or ICP – The AI checks whether the post is from someone in my target audience (ICP) or a peer by analyzing the headline and content. - Lead Score – Scores how valuable the person might be as a lead based on their content and profile. - Content Score – Rates how engaging or polarizing the post is to see if it’s worth adding a comment. - Post Type – Identifies what kind of post it is so I can prioritize the most interesting ones. - AI Content Score – Estimates how likely it is that the post was written by AI. - Hot Score – Measures how active the post is in the last 24 hours, considering time since posting and engagement. - Comment Angles – Suggests five ideas for potential comment approaches. The plan is to use these fields to build a scoring model. When a post passes a certain score, the extension will alert me and give a link so I can comment manually on a schedule. This will create a curated shortlist of posts worth engaging with. Are there any other fields you think I should track? 1. What fields could help notify me about high-priority posts? 2. What data should I collect over time to identify the most valuable posts?
LinkedIn post scoring for your commenting strategy. What would you track?
2 likes • Oct 18
Ok i got v1 going. Ended up making a post management dashboard to go through the post every morning. Then a complete and archived button so it can learn over time which post I actually commented on and didnt comment on so it can provide me a better list over time. Going to start it on Monday.
2 likes • Oct 19
@Alex Colhoun thanks now let’s see if it’s useful ha
How to go "viral" on LinkedIn with three posts ⬇️
1. Visibility Posts → Reach 2. Credibility Posts → Authority 3. Conversion Posts → Sales LinkedIn content isn't the same as your other platforms. It doesn't compare to IG, TikTok, Facebook, or even YouTube. What works over there won't work here. I've seen what drives results and what doesn't. I call it the 3-Layer LinkedIn Content Engine. It verifies that every post you draft, publish, and repurpose drives reach, trust, and more revenue. It's only a 3-4 minute read. Get the full system here: https://lnkd.in/gH3YHYv9 And below this post, let me know the following: 1. What types of content categories are you currently using? 2. What are the different types of purposes your content has? Or, are you just kinda randomly posting? Let us know.
How to go "viral" on LinkedIn with three posts ⬇️
3 likes • Oct 18
So my initial thought when I clicked on your link on LinkedIn to read the post and it asked me for my email to read it was…. fuck no. Even though I have you on school, that was just my natural response. So then I actually went to go research what Beehive was because to me, it didn't make sense to block someone to read your article and force you to put your email due to SEO purposes. So I researched it some, and it's essentially you are saying forget SEO, I'd rather have your email than you pageview. So is that your thought process? Are you ignoring SEO in trade for if you want to read my content you have to give me your email? Also you linked out of LinkedIn I thought that liked visibility?
1 like • Oct 19
@Alex Colhoun yeah I feel you. Seo is all screwed up anyone so email is probably more valuable right now.
Long-form video is the fastest way to grow on LinkedIn ⬇️
Hey guys, I've been testing long-form video on YouTube for the last 90+ days, and it's been one of the most efficient ways to get both low-ticket sales, free newsletter sign-ups, and high-ticket clients. Here's what we're running internally: 1. Start with Long-Form Video (YouTube) Every Sunday, we post a single deep-dive video that builds authority (and long watch time). You can even mix in 4-7x shorts/week. 2. Promote via Email (Beehiiv & Native Newsletter) Push the long-form video directly into your audience's inbox the second it goes live. Don't make your audience search for your content. Just send it to them (boosting YouTube algo). 3. Send All Traffic to One Destination (LinkedIn) LinkedIn is where the conversions start. It's pretty much your landing page, CRM, and sales page combined (pretty epic). When you bundle email and YouTube traffic to your LinkedIn, you can start leveraging IT ALL. I broke down this entire funnel (with templates, CTAs, and automation setup) in this week’s newsletter: 👉https://lnkd.in/gZDjq4B5 Now, below this post, if you ARE posting YouTube videos, is it helping your growth? Have you seen any traction? And if you aren't posting YouTube videos yet, are you going to start? Anything stopping you? Would love to know!
Long-form video is the fastest way to grow on LinkedIn ⬇️
1 like • Oct 17
Did you start your YouTube from scratch in the last 90 days? I have a YouTube channel with 13,000 subscribers, but it's all around data analytics, which my new company is more around AI, so I don't want to dirty the audience by mixing up AI videos with data analytics videos. So I'm thinking of creating a new YouTube just for AI use cases, but starting from scratch now seems like a huge hurdle. I mean, even if I post my videos on LinkedIn, you don't get the links to YouTube because you shouldn't. So if I post a YouTube video on LinkedIn because LinkedIn won't like it, and I can't send it to my data analytics email list because it's not data analytics. So I'm currently trying to build a new AI lead list that I can send it to, but I just started them, so I'm not sure if I should just wait or if you have an idea of how to grow your YouTube channel starting from scratch using LinkedIn.
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How many of you are using this section on LinkedIn? How many features do you have? I originally had all the slots filled but I think I’m narrowing it down to 2 primary. My Skool community and Speaking gigs. Thoughts?
2 likes • Oct 17
At first, I had two, but then I noticed on desktop, if you only have one, you can put more text and the picture will be bigger. So I decided to just do one lead magnet that I built to collect emails that I want everyone to do anyway.
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