Are LinkedIn carousels still worth posting?

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aofsankung

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Mar 4, 2023

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• Friday at 1:28 AM

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I've seen mixed results lately. For those using them are they actually getting more reach than normal text posts?

 

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SeoerUS

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May 21, 2026

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• Friday at 3:20 AM

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I’ve noticed that carousel posts on LinkedIn don’t seem to get much engagement from users these days. I’ve tested several different formats, including carousels.

 

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mr_slowgun

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Jan 22, 2024

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• Friday at 10:17 AM

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carousels still worth testing. they do well when the first slide grabs attention and rest gives people a reason to keep going.

 

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jackson344

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Apr 22, 2025

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• Friday at 10:20 AM

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Yes LinkedIn carousels are still Worth posting, but performance is mixed.

 

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addyaddy7

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Jan 17, 2024

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• Saturday at 2:53 PM

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carousels for testing.they can get good reach when first slide catches attention and the content keeps people going. but text posts the topic and engagement matter lot too

 

BlackArchangel

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Aug 4, 2022

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• Saturday at 2:56 PM

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I believe yes!

 

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Navi Agency

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May 25, 2026

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• Saturday at 3:08 PM

• #7

I think carousel posts can still perform well on LinkedIn. It’s just that fewer people are using this format to publish content these days.

 

india

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Aug 31, 2009

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• Saturday at 3:13 PM

• #8

Its still worth posting. But now many people are doing carousels post you get less engagement. More supply, same demand.

 

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unoweris

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Sep 4, 2026

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• Saturday at 5:34 PM

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aofsankung said:

I've seen mixed results lately. For those using them are they actually getting more reach than normal text posts?

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it is not like i have much experience on linkedIn yet but i have had similar doubts. carousel looks like a useful tool to use when infformation can be digested better slide by slide, as opposed to only text posts. i would love to find out whether carousel posts are bringing people more visibility.

 

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jhonnyi

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Apr 30, 2022

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• Sunday at 12:21 AM

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Yeah, I still see carousels doing well when they actually have useful info in them.

 

alonelywriter

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Jun 15, 2019

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• Sunday at 1:14 AM

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I am posting in regular intervals but not getting that much engagement. I have seen other people posting too and they aren't also getting the engagement.

 

iFreelancer

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Apr 19, 2014

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• Sunday at 1:23 AM

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tbh not much effective right now. Videos perform better!

 

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abdulrahmanfrom

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Jan 23, 2024

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• Sunday at 5:36 AM

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now everywhere most effective is is video now.

 

ClaireJ Griffin

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Jul 3, 2022

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• Sunday at 6:05 AM

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I think they’re still worth testing, but I wouldn’t expect every carousel to beat a text post. If the content is genuinely useful and easy to follow slide by slide, they can still get solid engagement.

 

Ambrose Silva

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Oct 21, 2023

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• Sunday at 11:14 AM

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I think LinkedIn carousels are still worth testing especially for educational or step by step content. They can encourage people to spend more time on post but results depend heavily on the topic presentation and how useful the information is

 

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opticalist

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Aug 26, 2026

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• Sunday at 11:44 AM

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Yes, I think LinkedIn carousels are still useful. They can be a good way to share clear and useful information. It really depends on the topic and how people respond to the post.

 

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Olaf Meta Agency

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Jul 28, 2026

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• Sunday at 3:06 PM

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yeah they still get more reach for me than plan text just keep the slides simple and usefull

 

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rogueperry

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Jul 7, 2026

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• Yesterday at 4:15 PM

• #18

aofsankung said:

I've seen mixed results lately. For those using them are they actually getting more reach than normal text posts?

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The carousels performs far better if the first slide have a compelling reason to swipe further. otherwise no one would notice the rest of the slides if the first one was unattractive.