Post by account_disabled on Mar 12, 2024 22:39:50 GMT -5
I had already recommended in previous posts to use LinkedIn Pulse for publishing articles, if you don't have your own personal blog. The advantage of Pulse is that it provides a platform where you can insert a post accompanied by images, videos and formatting to make it graphically interesting. Feature in common with a thousand other platforms, but LinkedIn offers more. First of all, the substantial advantage of this system is that you can take advantage of the visibility within the app which is increasingly used to get news from large newspapers and from those who publish on the LinkedIn blog. This app is amazing for staying informed. It replaced the feed reader I used in the morning to read the blogs I follow.
Many ideas for the posts I write come from this. After publishing a post, you India Mobile Number Data have the possibility to easily share it on LinkedIn itself, on Facebook and Twitter (Google + has been missing for a few days, strange). It will be convenient for you to distribute the post on all the channels you deem necessary and in which you are present, including within the LinkedIn groups that deal with the topic you are addressing. The platform takes care of letting everyone with whom you are connected know that you have inserted a new post, significantly expanding the audience compared to a simple status message or share. Statistical data on the number and quality of readers is still at an early stage. Indicates a simple number of views available to the public.
There is the possibility to comment and, for you, to reply/moderate comments. Works? It works very well . Published posts have excellent visibility which tends to increase in the days following publication. All this is due to the effect of the notification that gradually arrives to all those who connect to the platform. The link appears authoritative and I hypothesize that seeing it in the shares on Facebook and Twitter will be able to intercept the public thanks to the reference given by the professional platform. The authority of the target domain is known to increase the amount of clicks.
Many ideas for the posts I write come from this. After publishing a post, you India Mobile Number Data have the possibility to easily share it on LinkedIn itself, on Facebook and Twitter (Google + has been missing for a few days, strange). It will be convenient for you to distribute the post on all the channels you deem necessary and in which you are present, including within the LinkedIn groups that deal with the topic you are addressing. The platform takes care of letting everyone with whom you are connected know that you have inserted a new post, significantly expanding the audience compared to a simple status message or share. Statistical data on the number and quality of readers is still at an early stage. Indicates a simple number of views available to the public.
There is the possibility to comment and, for you, to reply/moderate comments. Works? It works very well . Published posts have excellent visibility which tends to increase in the days following publication. All this is due to the effect of the notification that gradually arrives to all those who connect to the platform. The link appears authoritative and I hypothesize that seeing it in the shares on Facebook and Twitter will be able to intercept the public thanks to the reference given by the professional platform. The authority of the target domain is known to increase the amount of clicks.