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@alexgroberman LinkedIn growth guide

I created my LinkedIn just 30 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. Since then I've added more than $25,000 to my pipeline, built nearly 7,000 connections, logged nearly 1.5 million impressions and reached nearly 500,000 members. LinkedIn is still the easiest social platform to master if you actually know how the algorithm works now, not last year. Here is my exact strategy with no steps left out. And if you want my full cheat sheet, including the way to structure engagement groups and outreach workflows: Follow me, RT this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide.” Let's start with content output. I post 3x daily, including weekends. Most people still treat LinkedIn like it’s 2018. It’s not. Here’s what’s working in mid-2025: Carousels: Mini-guides, teardown frameworks, before/after examples. These still get saved + reposted like crazy. Short videos: Founders walking through strategy, live dashboards, product use cases. Getting strong traction again, especially when subtitled. Text posts: Still underrated when well-structured. Use whitespace, clear hooks, and sharp POVs. Tweet-style image posts: Mostly dead unless paired with novel insight or humor. GIFs: Effective for pattern interrupts, especially for storytelling or walkthroughs. Best performing format: A carousel with a text post summarizing the key carousel takeaways. Common mistake: Posting only text or only visuals without using hooks, structure, or narrative context. Afternoons (1–3PM local) are working best for B2B and startup-focused accounts Weekends: Still a major cheat code. Lower competition = higher visibility Post Volume Targets: 10 posts = 1 reliable performer 30 posts = 3–5 high-engagement ones 50+ posts = consistent virality Use that ratio to your advantage. High volume isn’t spam, it’s surface area. Now let's talk engagement. The fastest way to grow in 2025 is to show up in the right comment sections. Spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others, not just posting and ghosting. Here’s what that looks like: Comment on posts within 15–60 mins of going live (your feed prioritizes recency and relevance) Add value, don't just react: “Great post!” = algorithmic death Tag people thoughtfully when you’re contributing to their audience Repost high-value content with your perspective Engage with: Niche creators Startup founders Ghostwriters behind growing personal brands Marketers running lead gen campaigns Anyone you actually want a relationship with Over time, you’ll start seeing comment threads drive profile visits → connection requests → DMs → revenue. Now let's discuss engagement groups. If you’re serious about scaling, build a small pod of 5–10 active creators. Every day, every person: Likes and comments on each other's new posts Shares when it makes sense (don’t force it) Sends feedback or ideas on what to post next The first 45 minutes after posting still matter. LinkedIn watches for: Comment velocity Comment length Comment diversity (not just the same 3 people) So mix it up. Rotate who comments first. Avoid “same people, same time” syndrome. Pro tip: Pair your engagement group activity with strategic reposts, not just likes. Reposts with commentary now carry weight again in the 2025 feed algorithm. Comment on 20+ relevant posts Like 50+ posts from people in your ecosystem Reply to every comment on your own content DM 5+ new connections (strategically, not spammy) DMs should open with value, compliment a post, reference a shared audience, or offer something useful. LinkedIn in 2025 rewards creators who: Post often and test formats Engage early and meaningfully Build actual relationships in public and private You don’t need a course. You just need consistency and a process that reflects how the algorithm actually behaves today. Try this system for 30 days. Come back on Day 31 with screenshots. And if you want my full growth system, with some secret details: Follow me, RT this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide.”

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