What makes someone stand out on LinkedIn today?
Voxlane
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- Jun 25, 2026
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Yeah @coworker nailed it with the cup of coffee stuff, the cringe on linkedin is getting out of hand. tbh what actually works right now is hijacking other peoples reach. posting daily on your own empty profile is kinda useless if you don't already have a big following. better to write high value comments on the big players in your niche. people actually read those comment sections to find real experts instead of the usual AI generated fluff... that and actual teardowns of campaigns instead of generic advice.
iqbranding
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- Nov 25, 2025
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connections with content stand out these days not a single factor.
People usually stand out by sharing useful ideas consistently and building genuine professional relationships A complete profile clear communication and content that helps others often leaves a much stronger impression than simply having a large network
daechong364
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- Feb 5, 2024
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consistency is always better than perfection.this enables me to continue learning and improving myself without having to spend hours thinking about what i post. Previously I waited for everything to be absolutely perfect before I posted anything but now I just post whatever I hve learn each day.not all posts perform well but thats okay. What is important is to remain active and keep on posting helpful information.
- Nov 7, 2021
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For me, it's consistency more than chasing trends. The people I see doing well don't just post, they actually reply to comments and engage with others every day. One thing that made a difference was sharing real experiences instead of sounding too polished. Those posts usually get more comments and profile views than generic "5 tips" content.
George Bridges
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- May 14, 2023
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i feel that consistency is more important than perfection.it enables me to learn quickly and post regularly too.earlier i used to wait till everything was perfect but now all i do is to share my learning from the day.
They all share the same goal of making money, yet each individual chooses a distinct path based on their own strengths; therefore, before embarking on any endeavor, one must carefully consider both one's goals and one's strengths.
vonmaster
Junior Member
- Aug 24, 2022
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For me the biggest difference is having a clear point of view and consistently sharing useful content instead of posting just for visibility genuine comments and conversations also help a lot because people remember profiles that actually contribute something
sarat
Registered Member
- Jun 10, 2026
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Yeah, totally different ballgame. Networking requires visibility, but job searching demands more evidence of your competencies and experience.