Thanks to @Anshuma Arora Mukkamala for sharing this in the evyOne Whatsapp Group See attached PDF for more details. 🚀 The Ultimate LinkedIn Algorithm Report: Q3 2025 Breakdown Chris Donnelly & Will McTighe just dropped the most comprehensive LinkedIn algorithm analysis of 2025 - and if you're serious about growing on LinkedIn, this is required reading. They analyzed 318,842 LinkedIn posts to figure out exactly what's working right now. Let me break down the key insights so you can start implementing them TODAY. 📉 The Reality Check: Reach is Declining (But Don't Panic) The Bad News: - Median impressions are down 65% from the 2023 peak - Down 18% since Q3 2024 - Down 3% since Q2 2025 Why This is Happening: LinkedIn is maturing. More people are posting + more ads = less organic reach per post. It's the natural lifecycle of a social platform. The Good News: The gap between top performers and average creators is 237x. Quality content still dominates. If you learn what works, you'll stand out even more. 🎯 The #1 Thing You Need to Know Average creators: Bottom 80% of posts get only 10% of impressions Top 1% creators: Have more winning posts AND a higher baseline The takeaway? Consistency alone isn't enough. You need to study what works and adapt. 📊 What's Working on LinkedIn Right Now 1. Post Format Rankings (By Median Impressions) 🏆 Winner: Carousels (5+ images) - Get 4.0x more reach than text posts - Educational content in carousel format dominates - The new winning formula: Education + storytelling in slides 🥈 Second Place: Infographics - 3.0x better reach than text - People save and share them like crazy - Must be actionable, not just pretty 🥉 Third Place: Personal Images - Build trust even if reach isn't highest - People want to see real humans, not stock photos - Use for middle-of-funnel content ⚠️ Videos: - Lower reach BUT excellent for trust-building - Horizontal performs slightly better than vertical (work context matters) - Use when you're featured in it

Watch the walkthrough (highlights): 0:00 What’s new + why it matters 0:07 Log in to evyAI → Subscription → Settings 0:15 Scroll to GHL API Key + GHL Location ID 0:24 In GHL: Settings → Company → [Your Location] to copy Location ID and API Key 0:47 Paste both into evyAI Settings and Save 1:06–1:36 From any saved profile, add Email + Phone to unlock Add to Go High Level 1:42 Need contact info? Go Networking → Summarize Profile (we’ll pull what’s available) 2:00 Return to Awareness—you’ll see email/phone populated 2:11 Click Add to Go High Level → we create a new contact in GHL 2:17–2:39 Verify in GHL (search the name), then tag/automate as you wish Quick Start (save this) Connect once: paste Location ID + API Key here → https://app.evyai.com/settings Save a profile in the side panel. Add email + phone (or use Networking → Summarize Profile). Hit Add to Go High Level. Done. 🚀 Pro tips Button greyed out? Make sure the profile is saved and has both email & phone. Use AI Research (7 agents) to discover contact info when profiles don’t list it. Keep the summary tab open while it runs; it will close itself when finished. Celebrate with us 🎉 and drop your first win (screenshot!) in the comments. Questions or ideas for v2? Reply below—let’s make this even smoother. 💜🟡

Its official, evyAI pro members that are interested in joining forums can now join 1 of 5 forums that have been formed today! Here are our amazing forum moderators. @Deborah Kaminetzky @Mindy Stern @Rick Kloete @Carlos Garrido If you would like to be a moderator and run a forum, please let me know ASAP. Our goal is to bring 6-10 evyAI members together every month for 3-4 hours and have you guys get to know each other deeply and support each others in niche groups. Why are forums important? Well, its a way for us to get people to really show up for each other intentionally and for people connect in a meaningful way. Most people dont have this type of support system in place. Forums are a way to get people to be intentional. Here are the people that expressed interest in being in a forum. @Darren Cherry @Chef-Kelly Anderson @Robert Harr @B Randall Willis @Bob Anderson @Evan Mestman @Ganesh Ariyur @Barbara Harrington @Marlene Sidon @Penny McNerney @Susan Tyson @Howard Gershman @Murray Beaulieu @Mike Larkin @Lori Howard @Gary Perman @Bob Anderson @Scott Berger @Kristi Slack Leisinger @Tom Wells @Ian Horner @Steven Greene @Eugene Maresh

I want to start doing weekly sessions called Prospecting Live sessions. The way it works is I go on Zoom and share my screen and my audio and you watch me prospect LIVE. Let me know if you would want to be part of that... In between you can ask me questions and I am happy to answer them. You will learn how I build rapport, deal with hard people, build relationships, close business, book meetings, get referrals, make friends from strangers, use Linkedin for research, use AI for conversation starters on the fly, use my team to help me follow up, how I use STAGES in my CRM to keep track of everything, how I take notes fast on each call, how I drop voice mails automatically, how I call 250-300 people in one session FAST that raised their hand that want more info and much more. Do you want to be part of a small group of people that want to watch me live? Let me know...

Would you be interested in attending a Sales Navigator 101 class teaching you the basics of Sales Navigator for someone who never used the platform... What questions would you like answered? 60-Minute Hands-On Agenda (for total beginners) 0–5 min — How to get into Sales Navigator 1. From LinkedIn, click For Business (top right) → Sales Navigator 2. Or go directly: linkedin.com/sales (log in with your LinkedIn). 3. Pick/confirm your plan or trial, then you’ll land on the Home / Alerts page. 4. Pin it for next time: bookmark the URL. 5–10 min — One-time setup (so results look right) - Settings (top right gear) → Preferences - Save. These act as default hints; you can change filters anytime. 10–25 min — Basic searches (leads first, then accounts) A) Lead Search (people) 1. Click Search (top) → choose Leads. 2. Use these beginner filters (left side): 3. Press Show results. 4. Open a result in a new tab to view the full profile (keeps your list). Save a lead: hover the result → click Save → + Save to list → Create new list (e.g., “US-MKT Directors-Sept”). Done. Save the search (optional): click Save search (top right of results) → name it (e.g., “MKT Dir US 11-200”) → you’ll get alerts when new matches appear. B) Account Search (companies) 1. Click Search → choose Accounts. 2. Filters to try: 3. Show results → Save any good company to an Account List (create one if needed). 4. Click into an account → People tab to see recommended contacts, then Save those people as leads. 25–35 min — Lists, notes, and tags (organize your work) - Create a list while saving (above) or from Lists in the top nav: - Move/add multiple leads to a list: in a results page, tick boxes → Save to list. - Notes & Tags: 35–45 min — Messaging basics (Connect vs InMail) - Connect (free): On a lead’s profile, click Connect → Add a note (300 chars). - InMail (uses credits): Click Message/InMail → compose.