I’ve realized that there are only a few really good LinkedIn posts: the ones with real substance.Honestly, 90% of what I see are just show-off posts or the same recycled content. So I thought I’d start sharing the posts that actually stood out to me. The ones that made me think or taught me something new. This post really resonated with me. Especially today. you know what I mean @Sebastian Schwarz 😂 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stephan-park-quotenchinese-aus-%C3%B6sterreich_du-willst-eine-starke-personal-brand-werden-activity-7393537901780942849-11_X?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAsJBSsBXuL-ITQKKujdFLT_4zKwKCpEKKg Did not know that. @Lika Gustin This could be interesting for us. Do we still need a photographer: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/laura-lewandowski-%F0%9F%8E%99-75930860_laura-portr%C3%A4ts-ugcPost-7392596789683679232-dueE?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAAsJBSsBXuL-ITQKKujdFLT_4zKwKCpEKKg

I just came across a great post by Jasmin Alic about how to build visibility and trust through comments and it’s packed with practical ideas. If you’re joining our Engagement Challenge, this is a must-read. Jasmin breaks down how to turn comments into real conversations, how to show up consistently, and why engagement is more powerful than simply posting. 💡 You’ll find tons of actionable insights — Take a few minutes to read through his post (link below) and share what stood out to you most. I’m curious to hear your thoughts — there’s so much we can learn from this. Link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alicjasmin_my-commenting-strategy-on-linkedin-is-untouchable-activity-7213488939574149120-TtWH?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAFyCaAwBQusp6-OtdpwjKaOPXS7eL0VHVXA

Example: In Germany, Chancellor Merz sparked controversy with his comments on immigration. This creator responded and his post exploded with thousands of views. How could you use current events to highlight your business or mission?

In the last two months, I’ve seen two posts with exactly the same hook do pretty welll on LinkedIn:👉 “Ich oute mich.” translation: I have to confess. It’s fascinating how well it performs. My hypothesis: There’s an emotional tension in that phrase: it instantly makes you curious about what’s coming next. Here’s one of the posts if you want to check it out:🔗 LinkedIn Post How do you create some emotional tension and trigger curiosity in your posts?