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@alexgroberman LinkedIn Growth Guide

[Alex Groberman @alexgroberman]

I created my LinkedIn 45 weeks ago.

Since then I’ve added $80,000 to my agency pipeline, driven crazy revenue for SEO Stuff, built ~8,000 connections, logged 2.13M impressions, and reached 100s of thousands more across my feed.

Steal my system before they close the loopholes.

Before we get into it, though...

If you want the **full** cheat sheet, including engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM strategies, etc. just follow me + RT this + comment "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 for the DM.

Alright, here's what's working best on LinkedIn as of this week:

Expert signals & relevance matter more than ever

LinkedIn is placing greater weight on authority and topical consistency.

If your posts regularly tie back to a niche or domain, the algorithm sees you as a subject-matter voice and boosts your content.

Native content is still performing better than stuff with links.

Posts that stay on LinkedIn (text, carousels, native video) outperform those that immediately point outward.

If you do share external links, drop them in comments or context blocks, not the main post.

And if you insist on putting them in the main post, add an image.

Early engagement is critical.

Posts that rack up comments quickly, and keep people reading (longer dwell time), are more likely to be surfaced further.

The “golden hour” still plays a huge role.

Conversation threads are rewarded
LinkedIn is increasingly favoring posts that generate layered discussions, basically replies to replies, back-and-forth in the comments.

Posts that spark debate or interaction among commenters stay alive longer.

Engaging with others’ content before you post (liking, commenting), and then engaging after you post, helps performance.

Also, avoid editing your posts early on.

Also, remember older content that’s still relevant can get revived.

LinkedIn’s algorithm now surfaces posts weeks old if they match a reader’s interests.

So your content’s shelf life is longer than before.

My posting system:

I post 3 times per day, 7 days a week.

Skipping more than 36–48 hours hits my numbers hard.

(Check my stats from 2 weeks ago to see what happens when I travel if you want to see how bad the numbers can get.)

My routine:

Morning: Strong POV or proof-driven post

Afternoon: Carousel, annotated screenshot or case study

Evening: Mini-thread, question-based post, or lesson share

Formats working well at the moment:

Carousels:

Bold headline then 3–5 slides of steps, visuals, annotated context then CTA

Short native video:

Hook fast, subtitles, walk-through or behind-the-scenes

Text / micro-threads

Clear hook, short lines, 3–5 bullet takeaways, question at end

Proof + breakdown posts:

Show a result, break it into actionable steps

Conversation-led posts:

Open loops, provocative POVs, questions that invite replies

My engagement strategy:

Comment on 20+ posts/day with real insight, stories, or examples

Like 50+ posts/day, prioritizing those in your niche or adjacent

Reply to every comment in the first hour

Repost your top posts every 5–7 days with a fresh intro or angle

DM 5–10 people/day with context from their posts, but remember value-first

Because LinkedIn is increasingly rewarding repeat engagement (same people commenting across posts) and comment thread depth, nurturing relationships in your comments section is now as important as posting itself.

Hooks & angles converting now:

“I started this account 45 weeks ago. Here’s what $80K in pipeline really looks like.”

“This 7-slide carousel booked 3 high-value meetings in 48 hours. Slide 1 below.”

“If I had to rebuild LinkedIn in 2025 from scratch, here’s the playbook I’d use.”

“The daily system I use to drive consistent inbound from LinkedIn.”

“$X in revenue last month from LinkedIn alone, here’s how.”

Always back your claims with proof, screenshots, analytics, sales outcomes, or it loses credibility.

30-Day LinkedIn Growth Playbook:

Post 3x/day (1 format must prove a result or show a metric)

Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance

Like 50+ posts/day

Reply to all comments quickly

Repost your top posts weekly

DM 5–10 people/day with value from their content

Track metrics: comment depth, replies, new leads, repeat commenters

Test hooks, formats, posting times constantly

LinkedIn remains one of the most underpriced engines for professional growth and B2B reach.

Run this for 30 days, screenshot Day 31, tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want the full cheat sheet, including engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM strategies, just follow me + RT this + comment "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 for the DM.

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