LinkedIn Engagement Pod Rules Explained
- 4 years ago
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All right. So here are the rules for using the LinkedIn pods. As you're in the onboarding one, please read every message and watch every video. Don't boost any company updates, URLs or anything like that. We have solutions for that, but don't use these pods for it. You'll learn about pod safety in the upcoming lessons. Don't boost other people's LinkedIn posts. If they're not connected with everybody they're not going to, it's not going to look good on the LinkedIn algorithm. You'll learn more about this later if it doesn't make sense yet. Don't boost stale LinkedIn posts. So if you have a post that's old, don't use it again, it's going to not look good to the LinkedIn algorithm and it's going to potentially draw unwanted attention from LinkedIn. Don't boost more than two URLs a day, per pod. You're only in one pod right now. So just two posts maximum per day. The other thing is to wait a half hour roughly between posting. At least a half hour because just the way that Alcapod pod works, it will look very robotic. If you put it in a bunch of your URLs at the same time, um, they will engage right away, but there'll be no space. And it'll just look very robotic and fake. Again, this is to avoid issues with the algorithm. The other thing I want to mention is adding people as soon as possible in your pod as soon as you join them. So connecting with everybody in your pod, as soon as you've been accepted is a very important part of this too. It makes it so that people who are engaging with each other's posts, it all looks organic and natural. Why else would you be seeing somebody LinkedIn updates and engaging with them all the time if you weren't connected? So this is why we've got to make sure we're all connected, on LinkedIn. If you're going to be in these pods, start from that. That's it for the pod rules. And, in the next video we will cover more stuff.
All right. So here are the rules for using the LinkedIn pods. As you're in the onboarding one, please read every message and watch every video. Don't boost any company updates, URLs or anything like that. We have solutions for that, but don't use these pods for it. You'll learn about pod safety in the upcoming lessons. Don't boost other people's LinkedIn posts. If they're not connected with everybody they're not going to, it's not going to look good on the LinkedIn algorithm. You'll learn more about this later if it doesn't make sense yet. Don't boost stale LinkedIn posts. So if you have a post that's old, don't use it again, it's going to not look good to the LinkedIn algorithm and it's going to potentially draw unwanted attention from LinkedIn. Don't boost more than two URLs a day, per pod. You're only in one pod right now. So just two posts maximum per day. The other thing is to wait a half hour roughly between posting. At least a half hour because just the way that Alcapod pod works, it will look very robotic. If you put it in a bunch of your URLs at the same time, um, they will engage right away, but there'll be no space. And it'll just look very robotic and fake. Again, this is to avoid issues with the algorithm. The other thing I want to mention is adding people as soon as possible in your pod as soon as you join them. So connecting with everybody in your pod, as soon as you've been accepted is a very important part of this too. It makes it so that people who are engaging with each other's posts, it all looks organic and natural. Why else would you be seeing somebody LinkedIn updates and engaging with them all the time if you weren't connected? So this is why we've got to make sure we're all connected, on LinkedIn. If you're going to be in these pods, start from that. That's it for the pod rules. And, in the next video we will cover more stuff.