Getting noticed on LinkedIn is not about creating viral content but rather crafting a signal for a particular subject. People who have become popular on this platform tend to post valiuable information consistently within one particular field so that others would understand why they need to follow them.
having viral posts the kind that does well is the one that shares some knowledge or poses some questiions or experiences. In addition to that it looks like LinkedIn likes discussions bcz answering comments nd engaging people makes a difference.
LinkedIn tends to appreciate constructive comments more than going for the virality approach of posts. Always share your experience, learnings, and opinionns from your area with regularity and interact with people in your niche.
The first thing that I have observed is that people don't share something online which becommes viral due to the perfection of the content but rather somethiing that makes them react in some way. just share one useful tip with your opinion and remain active for answering all commennts.
LinkedIn's algorithm is entirely different from Fb as it penalizes viral selfies and prioritizes dwell time and deep expertise, to go viral, post niche knowledge via Document Carousels or short videos optimized for saves.
