How to boost new LinkedIn articles in a safe way?

[kimjensen]

I have a LinkedIn persona with thousands of real connections, and I want to start posting expert articles.

My account is an employee of a real Linkedin business account, and I can't risk anything bad happening to it. I'm wondering how to boost such posts without using SMM panels, etc.
I can send real likes to it via microworkers, but they will be from 3rd world accounts and wouldn't be related to the core business, so maybe not going to help it.
What do you suggest?

 

[gaoz]

would it work if you get accounts from services like accsmarket and boost your articles with likes and comments using these accounts?
*I haven't tried this just love the idea, I wasn't able to create a linkedin account with my google voice, so it was resolved this way a year ago

 

[stefandacey]

would it work if you get accounts from services like accsmarket and boost your articles with likes and comments using these accounts?
*I haven't tried this just love the idea, I wasn't able to create a linkedin account with my google voice, so it was resolved this way a year ago

Doing it! Im two days in. Connect if you want my feedback

 

[akhicash]

Doing it! Im two days in. Connect if you want my feedback

hey, did you make a script to log in to the accounts and interact with your posts/articles or do you just manually do it?

 

[proxygo]

boost them through company pages

 

[MOmsooin]

I think you should boost your LinkedIn posts organically, engage your existing connections by asking for feedback or starting conversations. Join relevant LinkedIn groups, use targeted hashtags, and tag relevant professionals to increase visibility without relying on external methods.

 

[Zeexz]

No risk, no gain. If you want it done right, build up your own network of accounts on linkedin, however that might take significantly more time than just an smm panel

 

[Inaff]

I have a LinkedIn persona with thousands of real connections, and I want to start posting expert articles.

My account is an employee of a real Linkedin business account, and I can't risk anything bad happening to it. I'm wondering how to boost such posts without using SMM panels, etc.
I can send real likes to it via microworkers, but they will be from 3rd world accounts and wouldn't be related to the core business, so maybe not going to help it.
What do you suggest?

Just stick with organic stuff. Comment on people’s posts, then drop your article. Maybe ask some coworkers to like it. Better than using random likes from unrelated accounts.

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

Posting regularly and using relevant hashtags can help

 

[Nemosky]

I want to create a LinkedIn account where I can post jobs to several countries that I want

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

LinkedIn Engagement POD
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=LinkedIn+POD

 

[OneupSEO]

No problem, you can do it.

 

[Saadism]

To boost LinkedIn posts safely, focus on engaging your existing network by tagging relevant connections, using industry-specific hashtags, and sharing insights that encourage discussion. Collaborate with colleagues or industry peers for cross-promotion and engage consistently with others’ posts to build reciprocity. Avoid using unrelated likes as they can harm credibility.

 

[Jaxcone84]

Focus on organic growth by sharing valuable, niche-specific content. Engage with your audience, use relevant hashtags, join industry groups, collaborate with influencers, and encourage colleagues to interact with your posts.

 

[hufaetum]

You can share your article comments to interact with your contacts. Although this is slow but stable

 

[wowthatsher]

I would suggest sharing valuable content to interact with the audience and always avoid using unrelated or low-quality engagement. Obviously its always best to have fewer but meaningful interactions that align with your core business.

 

[dramanifriusyy]

Increase your participation with more likes and comments, which can increase your visibility.

 

[imccafey]

If you don't want to risk it, you'll have to go through the slow methodical way of making posts that have a high chance of engagement from your connections. Something relevant to that effect.

 

[pavelmanole]

You can join some LinkedIn groups in related industries to share your articles and discuss them to attract an audience.

 

[HannahPowell]

Try posting in Linkedin groups where people care about your topic. It works better.