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Tips for Creating LinkedIn Content
At first, I committed to posting a lot. I focused on volume and gradually improved over time.
It wasn't too scary since I had already written and published on Medium, but I did feel a bit nervous about keeping up with a daily posting schedule.
The best advice: Just do it, over and over again.
I’ve been posting every day for over a year now, and it’s only getting more fun.
Here’s what I recommend:
1. Capture notes and ideas
- Inspiration can hit at any time, so it’s important to write ideas down right away.
- Whether it’s from something you read, a conversation, or just a thought you have, jot it down as soon as it comes to you.
- I use Notion for this because it’s easy to organise and I can always refer back to it later.
- This way, when it’s time to write, you won’t be scrambling for ideas—you’ll have a collection of thoughts to draw from.
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2. Set up a content calendar
- Plan your posts in advance, even if it’s just for a week or two.
- A content calendar keeps you organised and on track.
- Build a backlog of content so you’re not scrambling at the last minute.
- When life gets busy or you’re feeling uninspired, you’ll have posts ready to go.
How I use Notion to run my online business:
3. Build a writing habit
- Write consistently, even if it’s just a small post.
- The more you write, the easier it gets.
- It helps you improve your communication, build your personal brand, and find your voice.
- Writing on LinkedIn is less stressful than Instagram—you don’t have to worry about images, captions, or hashtags.
I wrote an article showing folks how I did it:
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