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LinkedIn Guide to Creating

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Who's seen a look-at-how-cool-I-am post? 👀 Gorick Ng shares his thoughts on how to categorize your content and what to avoid.

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- When I post on LinkedIn, I try to ask myself, which of the following five categories does my post fall under? Is it an inspirational post? Is it a therapeutic post? Is it an informational post? Is it a practical post, or is it an interactive post, where I have a question or I have a poll? Now, if you can fall under one of these five categories, you're good to go. Actually, there is a six category here, which is the, "look at me and how cool I am," post. Those are the types of posts that tend to turn people off, and so if your post only falls under that sixth category of, look at me, me, me, try and maybe tweak it to one of the first five. Try this and let me know how it goes.

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Okay Gorick Ng … The LinkedIn is already flooded with AI automated contents from several third party resources. … so before you are playing the smart one in content creation please look around first. Ps.: … and take under the consideration, the population of LinkedIn’ s posts in organic level, fall more than five or even six categories. It really annoyed me, trying to force us into a stereotypical box. … and I am smiling because there is no face like this 😤

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Great tips and actionable points, Gorick Ng. To add: I follow a similar approach with 4 types/frameworks. 1. Career and productivity insights 2. Industry trends and insights 3. Resharing & reacting to content (with my value add) 4. Behind the scenes These make sure that my audience gains actionable insights that make them 1% better.

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Interesting, but category #6 gets the most engagement and that is what many people are resorting to these days

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