Find out 5 reasons why a comment on LinkedIn gives you more results than a like. Now I realise most of us LinkedIn know-it-all bang on about this all the time. I’ll go one further.
After giving you the 5 reasons, I will also ???? ??? ??????? ???? ???????? ???????? ???????? right here, right now!
? With a comment, you actually TELL the person who posted why/what you liked about their post. This is a nice thing to do AND it strengthens their post (nice again).
? Whilst being nice and all, you also show some of YOUR expertise. You add value to the post AND give a sneak peek of the knowledge people need to know you for.
? The way you word your comment, gives the reader a feel for your personality. An ultimate yay or nay by the time someone considers hiring you.
? With a comment, you can start a conversation. This makes people notice, mention and remember you. Three things a mere like will not achieve.
? Your picture show with your comment, making it easy for people to recognise and remember you AND the first part of your headline is visible!
Did you notice? Points 1 and 5 actually each gave you two reasons to you just discovered SEVEN reasons why a comment on LinkedIn gives you more results merely clicking the like thing.
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① Go to your own recent activity.
② Take a screenshot of the last post you liked.
③ Post it in the comments on my LinkedIn Post.
I will respond to your comment with a suggestion for a comment you can add to the post your liked!
> The reason for doing this on LinkedIn is that it allows me to quickly click to your profile. In order to give you meaningful feedback, I need to know a little bit about what you do.
> Comment BELOW which of those reasons is the most compelling to you?
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I think 1, 2, and 5 are the most interesting for me, and something I never really thought of. Especially #1 b/c if it were me posting, I’d like to know why people liked the post, article, etc.
Love your last point. And if you’d like to know, then others will too, right?
Hi Petra thanks for sharing these tips I like tips 3 and 4 particularly because that has the potential to form an initial relationship and who knows where that may go ? I answered an e-mail add and ended up being on TV, so it is spotting an opportunity and taking a decision to reach out to see what happens ? Best wishes for a lovely day 🙂
Numbers 3 & 4 are what people can often feel daunted by, yet once you master it and find a way that comes natural to you it is the most powerful way to spend your time on LinkedIn.