I have made some very successful posts and the one thing I can tell you is that they were very valuable and on a topic of interest to people. Once I posted an interesting series of posts on the Stake brand and they got very decent traffic. You can definitely make posts which engage the audience and share experiences, but this kind of content does not suit me.
What's Your Best Performing LinkedIn Content Format?
- Thread starter Muichiro Tokito
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i would say that my most consistent formats have been carousels nd short and concisse posts. video posts may also be effective but they will be effective only if they deliver their message very quickly. what i believe to be more important is the topic of the post.
i have had better luck with simple posts that start a genuine discusion rather than polished content. a short lesson, mistake, or opinion usually gets more meaningful replies than a fancy format. carousels are useful for educational topics, but i would not choose a format without looking at what the audience actually responds to.
lastcooker
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- Feb 2, 2024
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for me text posts and simple carousels tend to perform more consistently because they’re easy to consume and encourage people to comment or save that said the topic and usefulness of the post usually matter more than the format itself so i’d keep testing both
Olaf Meta Agency
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- Jul 28, 2026
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text only posts have worked best for me especially when they are simple and useful carousels do well too but it really depends on the audience
alshthmyfh
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- Jan 28, 2024
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people tend engage more when the content gives them something useful they can actually apply
Media Proo
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- Aug 8, 2024
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For me carousels and simple text posts seems to work pretty well,carousels are best for getting saves and shares
while text post can get more comments if the topic is relatable and the niche and how usefull content is matter more then format itself