Post by juthi5019 on Dec 5, 2023 3:27:19 GMT
Another widely used activity on LinkedIn is reactions. We can choose from: Recommend Congratulate Support cool Insightful Interesting Rekacje_Activity on LinkedIn Types of reactions on LinkedIn The effectiveness of all reactions is the same, although recently, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the "Support" reaction has been slightly more effective. LinkedIn's algorithm verifies reactions for the first.
Two hours after the post is published. Reactions are not as effective in building the "visibility" of posts as comments, which turn out to be up to 50% more effective, but if you want to increase your activity C Level Contact List on LinkedIn, it is worth using them and being grateful that other users left a mark under our post. Also remember to use reactions in response to comments on your entries within 24 hours.
Don't expect a revolution, but the fact that LinkedIn's algorithm will look at your activity more favorably is always good. To share or not? That is the question! Sharing other users' content is still a popular way to be active on LinkedIn. Although each post's author will probably feel warmer when they see that their post has been shared, the LinkedIn algorithm will not care much about this fact and will treat the entry.
Two hours after the post is published. Reactions are not as effective in building the "visibility" of posts as comments, which turn out to be up to 50% more effective, but if you want to increase your activity C Level Contact List on LinkedIn, it is worth using them and being grateful that other users left a mark under our post. Also remember to use reactions in response to comments on your entries within 24 hours.
Don't expect a revolution, but the fact that LinkedIn's algorithm will look at your activity more favorably is always good. To share or not? That is the question! Sharing other users' content is still a popular way to be active on LinkedIn. Although each post's author will probably feel warmer when they see that their post has been shared, the LinkedIn algorithm will not care much about this fact and will treat the entry.