Posting 10x/day on LinkedIn experiment: 525,000 weekly impressions!

I want to try to inspire you as to what I have been feeling for the last couple of days. Here’s the timeline.

November 11:

I see a friend posted this…

My friend's LinkedIn post showing how he got 12,000 impressions in his first week with a previous inactive account by posting 5x/day.

I think to myself, ā€œWait a minute. That is unusual for any social media platform. Inactive account… sudden high frequency posting… gets rewarded immediately – goes to 12,000 impressions. Is LinkedIn secretly popping off??ā€

I look at my own weekly impressions…

Whattttt. 220,000 impressions. 140% up over the last 7 days.

I was posting just once a day on LinkedIn – merely reposting my daily short form videos that appear on TikTok/IG Reels/YouTube Shorts. (For anybody using my exact social media posting strategy guide, I updated it a few days ago to specify that on LinkedIn I am now posting manually to my personal LinkedIn profile page).

Anyway, 220,000 weekly impressions on LinkedIn… without trying.

So I post this to Instagram:

LinkedIn is an insane opportunity right now - Instagram story post.

My friend Matt responds and says, “bro i started post daily on linkedin, 1week-80k impressions.”

Now I’m really thinking, “What would happen if I took LinkedIn seriously? What would happen if I posted A LOT!”

Well, for anybody who knows me. When I want to try something. I’m not the type to wait.

That day, still November 11, I think I post 7 times? Maybe more?

And then…

November 12:

– 13 LinkedIn posts
– Weekly impressions go from 221,000 (counted the day before) to 257,000.

November 13:

– 8 posts
– 306,000 weekly impressions

November 14:

– 10 posts
– 391,000 weekly impressions

November 15:

– 6 posts
– 455,000 weekly impressions

Today:

– 1 post so far
– 525,000 weekly impressions

My content performance after posting 10x/day: 525,000 weekly impressions.
My LinkedIn followers are growing.
My top performing posts show videos doing especially well.

What I'm posting

You’re probably wondering how I’m able to post so much. ā€œWhat on Earth is he spamming people with?ā€

Here’s all my LinkedIn activity, if you’re curious: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edward-sturm/recent-activity/all/

Super simple:

– I post anything in my niche that comes to mind. Example, ā€œpick one thing and be ruthlessly consistent with itā€ or longer posts like this:

A text/image post on LinkedIn performing well - demonstrate niche expertise.

– I post a lot of videos, and I repost videos that had previously come out with an automation to my company page.
– I do posts with images and occasional pure text posts with no media.

Some things I’m noticing

Posts take weeks to start picking up. A post may start getting a bulk of its impressions weeks after first being posted.

Frequency of posting seems to make all posts get more impressions.

Engagement doesn’t track impressions like it does on other social media platforms. Likes to impressions are way, way lower.

Videos are doing extremely well. With that said, some pure text posts pop, too. Like this one:

A pure text post on LinkedIn getting 544,000 impressions - no image, just text.

Finally, as I’ve been sharing these LinkedIn findings, others have reached out to share they’re experiencing similar outcomes.

Why LinkedIn is popping so much

My guess and again this is a guess. It’s probably a combination of more people on LinkedIn looking for jobs with an algorithm updated to better reward consistent posting.

Similarly on š• I saw people say their post views completely dropped off if they stopped posting for even 48 hours.

It’s very possible this update is recent. I also have no idea how long it will last.

How you can do this too

Stick to your niche.

Try to post stuff that is useful to somebody.

Remove the corporate overly polished language. It’s harder to read and less engaging.

Once you post, forget about what you posted and post more; on to the next post.

Again, try to be useful/inspiring/motivating to somebody.

When you post, use supporting media – images and video.

Understand that the first post of each day is the hardest. Momentum is a thing. Once you post, your creative floodgates open and it becomes easier to post more.

Cross-post content from š•/Threads to LinkedIn and vice versa!

And don’t give up!

Combine social media with SEO

LinkedIn is the 11th most-clicked website in Google Search. It ranks well and influences AI.

My 13.5 hour step-by-step SEO course shows (in addition to doing SEO with a website), how to do SEO without a website, such as on LinkedIn, YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, TikTok, etc.

The course is specifically around ranking for keywords that bring paying customers vs. vanity traffic.

It’s getting incredible results-oriented testimonials, which you can see on the landing page, and I’m also sharing them on LinkedIn.

You can get the course here: https://edwardsturm.com/compact-keywords/

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