It's still effective. My best results usually come from building relationships with my network by sharing useful content and actively engaging with other people's content. Consistency is key, people need to start seeing you and noticing you.
It's good that your learning this. From my own experience, the relationship building and engaging with people in your network are the essential and keys to growth and reaching more people on Linkedin.
From my experience, it's not about the number of posts you make. What's more important is the content you're posting. Posting quality posts that are interesting and insightful has gotten me better results than just spamming posts. Posting quality posts when your users are the most active has...
In my experience, SaaS, marketing, recruitment, B2B usually are the most responsive. I have gotten good engagement from them, especially if your skills and what you are offering fit their needs.
I did it once a long time ago. It didn't help. Engagement is big on Linkedin, so getting real connections in your industry and field is much better than random ones.
I feel like it's just repetition. I see the same type of content over and over again, maybe with a little change here and there, but mostly just the same thing. People see what's working/trending and then quickly jump on the bandwagon to try and get the same results.
What's the best way to quickly build up a reputation and start gaining buyers' trust?
Recently got back into Pokemon and started ripping a bunch of packs. Looking to make some money back by selling singles, but not getting much traction due to not having many reviews.
Have a youtube channel where I post videos of my gameplay. Getting a decent number of views, but not many people are subscribing. What's the best way to start converting those viewers into subscribers?
So, a little background, I use streamlink to watch and sometimes record streams that I can't watch because of the timezone difference between Korea and America on sooplive.co.kr for starcraft.
Looking for someone to write a script that would automate this process if possible (ie. check soop for...
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