Thinking about making a LinkedIN engagement circle

Hivartei

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Has anyone here tried to make a group where people comment and like the LI posts, and also give endorsements to each other? This would be a support group for members to raise engagement and improve the reach of each other.

Does that already exist somewhere?
 
Im part of several, but always looking for others.
PM me if you want to start another - maybe via WhatsApp
 
Has anyone here tried to make a group where people comment and like the LI posts, and also give endorsements to each other? This would be a support group for members to raise engagement and improve the reach of each other.

Does that already exist somewhere?
Smart one does work if you post comments that are smart big and real i am in!
 
That's a clever and proactive approach. Making a small group to help each other stay involved can really help with visibility and momentum. It demonstrates that you're not just sitting around waiting for things to get better; you're coming up with new ideas for improvement. You may be the one to create it if it doesn't already exist, and that type of initiative usually draws in the appropriate people.
 
I have one with people that have 5k to 50k followers - works great with high authority people! (for other high authority people)
 
Engagement pods are 2019 LinkedIn meta. Algorithm got smarter, it tracks interaction clusters now.
 
Has anyone here tried to make a group where people comment and like the LI posts, and also give endorsements to each other? This would be a support group for members to raise engagement and improve the reach of each other.

Does that already exist somewhere?
What is your niche? I'm interested in that as well.
 
In my opinion, an engagement group can boost posts for a short time, but real comments from interested people work better on LinkedIn.
 
Yes, engagement groups have been around for quite some time. I've seen them on LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord. They can help boost initial engagement, but genuine comments and interactions usually perform better in the long run than simple like-for-like exchanges.
 
Yes, engagement groups do exist, but I've found that genuine interactions and meaningful comments usually bring better long-term results than mutual likes or endorsements. Building real connections tends to have a stronger impact on reach and credibility.
 
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