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One Million Views in One Day. Here’s how.. In this video, I share three tips for fellow content creators. 1️⃣ I'm amazed that a one-minute video can reach close to a million views. The magic in this, all whilst I was sleeping. That’s the power and scale of leveraging social media. 2️⃣ Video is a great way for people to get to know, like, and trust you before doing business. Add some videos in your posts. I shot this on my phone. Done is better than perfect. 3️⃣ LinkedIn is encouraging creators to make short-form videos that provide value to viewers. Start sharing your message and follow along to see if the video reaches 1 million views. #contentcreators #linkedinvideos #videotips

LinkedIn has finally rolled out a feature I’ve been eagerly anticipating.. Did you notice it lately? A dedicated ‘Video TAB’ running in beta. This new vertical video feed feels a bit like TikTok’s FYP but tailored for the professional world. I found myself doom-scrolling through endless videos, and let me tell you folks, it’s a game-changer. It’s not quite TikTok, but I’m confident this will roll out universally soon. This reminds me to... ⭢ Adapt quickly to new features. ⭢ Video content is the future. ⭢ Stay ahead of the curve. With LinkedIn boosting video, now's the time to win big with this update. Imagine your videos getting in front of a wider audience, boosting your visibility and engagement. Start creating videos, or miss out.

If you create short-form videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels or other platforms, you know how crucial the first few seconds are for capturing your audience's attention. That's where a strong hook comes in. An effective hook is the key to getting users to stop scrolling and actually watch your entire video. It quickly piques their interest and makes them want to see more. Some examples of powerful hooks for short-form videos include: - Starting with a surprising statistic or fact - Asking an intriguing or thought-provoking question - Highlighting a common pain point or challenge your audience faces - Teasing an exciting reveal or surprising twist In my upcoming free 1-hour webinar happening on the 18th April, I'll dive deep into different types of hooks that work well for short, snackable videos. I'll also share tips for finding trending, viral content to model in your own videos. Want to take your short-form video strategy to the next level? Comment “interested”.

This is your chance! 👇 LinkedIn now has short-form videos, and it’s a big deal for creators like you, If you want to grow fast. Why? 👇 🔹 Easy to watch like Instagram & Tiktok. 🔹 LinkedIn loves short videos, so your posts will reach more people. 🔹 Posting short videos regularly helps you gain followers faster. If you’re not using LinkedIn short-form videos yet, start now & grow! Note:-------------------------- Are you ready to create Engaging Short-Form-Video? Just go:- https://lnkd.in/gfUYmCHj #ShortFormContent

You'll quickly find that this doesn't work: Post Post Post ... As much as we'd like for this to be the case, social media is more involved than that. As creators, we can't just blindly press the submit button on content and expect that our follower base will start multiplying. Doesn't work that way. "But what about those TikTokers that go viral?!" "But I had a reel that got thousands of views with no followers!" "My first LinkedIn post got 1000 reactions!" These are outlier scenarios. Not every piece of content we share will have a viral response, and unless you want to invest all of your time and energy into creating viral content, it's not a sustainable strategy. BrandGhost focuses on building a foundation of valuable evergreen content. With the time you save from our platform, you could: - Dedicate it to viral content - Focus on other parts of your business - ... or just relax and spend time with your family We focus on content systems that are sustainable for you.

Everyone’s buzzing about LinkedIn’s new video feed, but here’s what no one’s mentioning: ...for some of us, video is actually the lowest-performing content format. I know—it’s hard to believe, especially since we were hoping for those early-adopter benefits!! Maybe it’s the style of videos I’ve tested so far, or maybe it’s related to my follower count, but one thing remains unclear: Is LinkedIn pushing video content to the forefront purely based on discoverability, or are those with larger followings naturally getting more traction because LinkedIn amplifies videos that already engage your audience? It’s an interesting contrast to platforms like TikTok, where someone with zero followers can still go viral. TikTok thrives on content that’s immediately engaging, regardless of who you are, whereas LinkedIn, like Instagram, may be prioritizing videos that perform well within your existing network. Video may be king, but I'm still figuring out its court. Got any hot takes to share?

Video marketing is growing like crazy right now, and it’s no surprise why. 📈 More and more people prefer watching videos over reading long articles or posts. It’s engaging, easy to digest, and, honestly, just more fun! 😄 Now, #LinkedIn is making a big shift in the same direction! They’ve launched a new tab specifically for videos, similar to Insta Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. It’s their way of encouraging more creators to jump on the video bandwagon. For us marketers, this is a golden opportunity. Video helps: 🎥 Build stronger connections with audiences 🎥 Showcase products/services in a creative way 🎥 Share stories and behind-the-scenes content 🎥 Offer valuable tips that people can easily absorb With LinkedIn embracing video more and more, it’s clear that this trend is only going to keep growing. If you haven’t already, now’s the time to start incorporating videos into your LinkedIn strategy! How are you planning to use video on LinkedIn? 🤔 #VideoMarketing #LinkedInVideo #InstaReels #TikTok #YouTubeShorts #DigitalMarketing #ContentCreation #Adapt

I generated 1.3 million impressions in the last 5 months and how you can too: (Revealing my proven strategy to grow from 0 to 1.3 million impressions) 1. Share more personal stories to build trust. → It connects your audience on a deeper level. 2. Support small creators and always be kind. → Small creators help you more than big ones. 3. Invest 70% of your time on hooks and CTAs. → Hooks stops scrolling, and CTAs drive actions. 4. Offer free guides and ask them to comment or DM. → Your free content should be more valuable than paid content. 5. Keep writing content without taking a day off. → Write daily but post 2-4 times weekly with consistency. On LinkedIn, virality doesn’t depend on the number of followers. Virality is possible when you provide value through your content. But virality can bring you more followers and ultimately more leads. P.S. What’s the one tip you found most useful for going viral?

Once it becomes accessible to everyone, B2B marketing will elevate to a whole new level.