I believe that the biggest mistake people make is treating LinkedIn as a medium where one need to shout and not connect. Individuals keep posting all the time without offering any meaning full comment or contacting other individuals for meaningful connections. It is often better to have fewer people with more genuine discussions.
What is the biggest mistake people make on LinkedIn without realizing it?
- Thread starter DigitalProfessor
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cosmoaccs
Registered Member
- Jun 19, 2026
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ok but like how do you even balance thoughtful commenting at scale tho?? cause if your trying to network consistantly AND post regularly AND engage meaningfully on other peoples content — that litteraly sounds like a full time job on its own?? like is there a point where you have to choose wich one to prioritize or is the whole thing only sustainable if you go all in on all three at once??
The other thing that I notice is when individuals keep on changing their profile title, banner and bio but totally disregard their profile analytics. When there are no clicks on ur profile even after posting something on your page, it is not neccessarily about the content. By analysing the posts which get people to click on your profile and make a connection, you learn a lot.
taktoderohit3
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- Jan 13, 2024
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The most common mistake that people make when using LinkedIn is to use it as a platform where one can post their content without actually building any sort of relationship.