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Methodology: Every two weeks we collect most relevant posts on LinkedIn for selected topics and create an overall summary only based on these posts. If you´re interested in the single posts behind, you can find them here: https://linktr.ee/thomasallgeyer. Have a great read!
Thanks to Lukas Otompasis, David Kuliev, Isabela Schnorr, Shannon Jessup, Marily Mitropoulou, Matan Kleyman, Magdalena Chalecka, Beatrice Vladut, Deepak Bhootra, Magali De Reu, Serge Bulaev, Dr. Tami Joy Schlichter, Matthew C Brown, Victor Castro, Mic Adam, Darren McKee, Milena Aguiar, Lee Densmer, Blair Huddy, Noam Nisand, Nicole Mezzasalma, Joshua B. Lee, Nathan Vennekens, Fox Tucker, Jack Clare, Amanda Boujos, Shideler B., Ranjit Giri, Sarah Goodall and Conor Paulsen, and everyone else who contributed insights to this edition.
Find the full list of posts and voices on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/best-linkedin-cw-31-32-social-selling-thomas-allgeyer-i3cme/?trackingId=3k9%2FXbJA3EAUIWTt2CdgkQ%3D%3D
Anything above 60 matters for visibility. A score below 60 cuts recruiter search visibility, since four pillars are worth 25 points each. A 73 out of 100 put one professional in the top 1 percent of his industry, against averages of 30 and 39. LinkedIn's Growth Challenge moved another user from the top 40 percent to the top 6 percent in three weeks.
With a report option and a new ranking model. A Seems like AI slop option in the post menu flags low value AI content without a confirmation step. The 360Brew model weighs a save as roughly 5 times a like. One estimate puts AI written content at 53.7 percent of the feed, and LinkedIn is swapping its post rewriting tool for a proofreading feature.
By looking past last touch attribution. One case showed a 267 percent return, 3 closed deals and $135,000 in social influenced revenue against $36,800 in cost, all invisible under last touch and 90 to 180 day sales cycles. 68 percent of B2B buyers already have a front runner before contact, and it wins 80 percent of the time.
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