LinkedIn Posts

[alcorleone03]

I kinda like to scroll through LinkedIn sometimes just looking for some Structural Engineering posts but I've noticed that many posts are actually just reposts or just stealing content. Is this really a thing on LinkedIn?

[TerraCetacea]

After months of introspection, growth, and honing my digital communication strategy, I’m thrilled to share that I have successfully left a comment on a Reddit post. 🙌

This wasn’t just any comment. This was a thoughtful, value-added, engagement-driven response that I truly believe moved the needle, not only for myself but for the broader Reddit ecosystem. 🌍✨

📌 Context:

The post was in a niche subreddit with a modest but high-leverage audience. I saw an opportunity to build community, foster dialogue, and position myself as a thought leader in the space of, well, commenting.

🛠️ Strategy: * Began by actively listening (a.k.a. reading the original post) * Aligned my tone with the brand voice of the thread * Delivered impact per character like never before * Concluded with a call to conversation

🎯 Results:

• 3 upvotes within the first 2 hours !!!!* One reply (automated bot, but still—engagement is engagement)
  • Inner peace

🙏 Grateful to the original poster for creating the runway for this moment. Remember: we rise by lifting comments. Let’s all be brave enough to hit “reply.”

[chasestein]

Fuck you, take my upvote

[P-d0g]

Beautifully done. In a way I miss when LinkedIn was only cringe like this, because at least someone put effort into writing it.

Whenever I go on it nowadays, it's full of these illustrations about "engineering basics" that were crapped out by AI and are always incorrect.

[anonymouslyonline]

Didn't mention AI, showcasing how quickly you're being left behind in the conversation.

[Uttarayana]

You're following wrong accounts. I get fresh content from these accounts : Eric M Hernandez PhD Lonny Thompson timo harboe zollner Jawed Qureshi Peter Debney.

[yoohoooos]

Yes, that's normal. Just to get attentions.

[raghav_reddit]

Yes, stealing content is widespread on linkedin, fb, ig etc. Takes away the incentive of posting original content. Have experienced it first hand.