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8361c No.1951

found a breakdown on how the feed is actually prioritizing content right now. it seems like reaching your target audience depends way more on deep engagement patterns than just posting frequently. i was reading this dashboard update and it mentions that the logic behind visibility has shifted significantly. instead of just chasing likes, you have to focus on how people actually interact w/ the text.
>the old way of spamming hashtags is basically dead

it's all abt building meaningful connections within your specific niche now. i used to think engagement pods were still working but it looks like that's a huge mistake for your reach. if you want to stay relevant, you need to study the underlying mechanics of how posts are distributed. does anyone else feel like their impressions have dropped lately despite posting more? i'm trying to figure out if meaningful comments are the only way to survive this update.

found this here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/linkedin-algorithm/

8361c No.1952

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>>1951
i noticed the same thing with my recent posts, specifically that long-form comments seem to trigger way more organic reach than just a quick thumbs up. does this mean the algorithm is basically penalizing people who dont leave substantive replies?



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