Why do simple Linkedin posts blow up?

I've seen very basic posts get hundreds of comments while useful posts get almost nothing. What am i missing?

the blow up can be because of the discusion topic having relevence
 
The value of your content is what determines its effectiveness. Simple content is fine, as long as it provides the information people need.
 
Simple posts blow up because they feel personal and invite quick replies. Adding a native LinkedIn poll or ending with a direct question spikes the reaction rate.
 
The first few hours after publishing a post are crucial for its reach. Early comments and engagement can trigger the algorithm to push it to a wider audience, helping the post gain momentum and visibility. Those initial interactions can make all the difference!
 
Simple posts on LinkedIn go viral because they are easy to read and people find it easy to comment on them. The main reason for this is to generate interest and engagement in the post. LinkedIn's algorithm gives the most importance to comments and people immediately comment on simple and easy posts, while people scroll forward after reading longer posts. Therefore, LinkedIn's algorithm also shows the post at the top that is getting more likes and comments. If you want your post to perform well, keep your post simple. A good post is one that teaches people something and also invites them to participate in the conversation.
 
I have been wondering the same thing as well, I can see no reason at all.

I really struggle to get engagement on my posts - but have found my comments on other peoples seem to do just as good a job at getting people to connect / engage in conversation with me.

probably similar to reddit in that regard, where the thread doesnt matter as much as the engagement for account growth.
 
simple posts often work because they give people something easy to relate to and respond to without thinking too much.early engagement can also help a post reach more people but the topic needs to make people want to join the conversation in the first place.
 
User behavior psychology a short post that’s easier to read and easier to respond to that’s the whole secret
 
I believe that straightforward LinkedIn posts get traction since individuals tend to relate more with genuine thoughts as compared to perfect content. Short stories, opinions, and experiences can stop an individual from scrolling down and start engaging in the discussion.
 
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