A reflection on my journey to LinkedIn Top Voice [Storytime Saturdays]
A look back at my learnings about generating attention on LinkedIn
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Recently, I was added to the Top Voice program on LinkedIn. While it is too early for me to fully quantify what impact (if any) this will have on my career, the act of sharing my work/thoughts on the platform has benefitted me tremendously. In an economic world with loosening worker protections, an increasing reliance on one’s networks, and increasing misinformation- being regarded as a reliable source of high-quality information can be very beneficial to your career.
In this article, I will discuss some of my reflections about building up my presence on LinkedIn. I will be focusing on that specifically b/c in my experience, every social media platform has its nuance and meta (this is based heavily on their design and focuses). While general principles carry over, I’ve found it best to approach each platform individually (as a practical example, my Medium, Substack, and LinkedIn all have very different strategies, despite having very similar content).
Here is my no-nonsense guide to building your presence on LinkedIn
My learnings from 3.5 years on LinkedIn
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