Should you put your links in the comments on LinkedIn?

As you ramp up your posting strategy, try putting links in the comments to potentially kickstart your awareness and engagement. And if you're ...

It's possible to add a link on an image or video post made via the LinkedIn mobile app. These are called embedded or interactive links. I don't ...

Links on LinkedIn: Should you add them to the post or in the comments? Here's what the data shows ↓ I've been testing this on a client's ...

In this article I explain why social platforms (generally) dislike external links and how you should handle them when you're posting on LinkedIn.

When you force people to interact with your content by putting a link in the comments, then the post receives an interaction that signals ...

By posting links in your comment, it's also a way for people to be able to learn more about your company and find out more about what you do.

Best Practice: Individuals should also consider placing links in the first comment. However, personal stories and professional updates that ...

Editing the post later to include a link stops the engagement and impression rate. Adding the link in the comments, most of the time makes it ...

See how adding links to LinkedIn comments can help direct traffic to your company's website without penalizing your content's ranking.

It's going to do better. If you really, really want to have a URL, then put it in the comments. You won't be as negatively impacted if you put ...

The solution is simple yet effective: keep the link out of the post body and add it in the comments section instead. When crafting your post, ...

What seems to work best these days is asking people to comment something FOR the link. So the call to action in the post becomes: "If you want ...

I've seen many people share links to their LinkedIn articles without any issues, and it's a common practice among thought leaders and content ...

In this article, I explain why social platforms (generally) dislike external links and how you should handle them when you're posting on LinkedIn.

Mathematically, for maximum reach and clicks, you should post a link in a comment. So there you have it. You now know the best way to make a ...

“Don't share links without context under posts.” Instead, “Tell us why you are sharing them.” · “Don't Respond to posts with just a couple of ...

Share This Post · Share the link in a Post (just add it and that's it) · Or add the link to the first comment -> copy the link to the first ...

While linkless posts had fewer shares on average, they received almost 4x more reactions and 18x more comments than the average post with a link ...

Whether you're sharing industry news, promoting a blog post, or directing followers to a product page, hyperlinks can significantly enhance the ...

Struggling with where to put links in your LinkedIn posts? Here's what to do: Here's a quick tip: LinkedIn penalizes posts with external ...