346 - Are you intentional with your engagement on LinkedIn?
- janelehman
- Jan 7, 2022
- 1 min read
Most people on LinkedIn don't contribute their own content.
Sadly, there is a lot of plagiarism as well.
The people who produce original content daily must come up with subject matter and consider how to say it.
Then they put their reputations on the line once it's posted.
The purpose of providing content is to bring value to others in the business world.
Not every post is about business but the content can often be attributed to business.
How are you showing up as a content contributor?
If you're a reader, what kind of content are you hoping to find?
Are you letting us know what you want to read about?
Keep in mind the quote from @T. Harv Eker, "How you do anything is how you do everything".
LinkedIn is becoming saturated with social media type content of little value.
The comments are often nothing more than a shallow contribution.
Then there are the ever present auto-responders that provide meaningless 2-3 word comments. Bots are doing the work.
John Knotts provided some excellent tips on getting more engagement in his this morning.
There are a lot of CEOs and C-level executives looking for a good content. Your post may reconfirm a thought or spark a new idea
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What you post also contributes to your digital footprint, which Cynthia Soares-Harfoush wrote about today.
Are you intentional with your engagement on LinkedIn?
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