Anyone else seeing changes in LinkedIn reach?

Linkedin is a slow platform compare to IG/FB/Twitter, where you need months of networking first through commentings to 20 influencers every day , before you make sales, get clients.
 
yes i know what you mean. Some postings get a gud start while some postings fade away without even a whimper. The subject angle is much more important than what most people realises.
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Yeah bro same here some posts just fly and others be like nobody even seen them lol. I think timing and the topic make a big difference too.
 
Some posts get decent impressions and others barely move. Curious whether you've noticed the same thing lately.
i believe that reach on linkedIn is now highly unpredictable. it seems to me that a post could look strong but get low reach, while a personal post will suddenly gain a high level of reach. imo one should concenttrate on the authenticity of the material and try out various topics.
 
I've noticed this too. LinkedIn reach can vary quite a bit depending on the topic audience activity and how people interact with the post early on. Some posts simply gain momentum faster than others.
 
I also frequently experience the same issue. I think it’s probably related to the content.
 
LinkedIn introduced a direct "Seems like AI slop" feedback option for readers on July 30, 2026,

Interest vs. Network: The platform shifted from a "social graph" (who you are connected to) to an "interest graph" (who actually engages with that specific topic).

No More Blasting: Your follower count is no longer a guaranteed megaphone; inactive followers do nothing for your distribution.

Dwell Time Rules: If a reader scrolls past your post quickly, the AI marks it as low-value filler and stops showing it to others.

Niche Confusion: If you post about too many random topics, the AI cannot figure out your niche and cuts your organic visibility.
 
yeah, that’s pretty normal. small differences in the hook, timing, topic, or early engagement can make one post take off while another barely gets shown.
 
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