MJ Jaindl's Linkedin Analytics

Old way: spray and pray commenting New way: LinkedIn commenting for growth I used to grow by 50 followers a month. Now? 4,000–5,000/month. What changed? ↳ I stopped ghost-posting. ↳ I got surgical with my comments. Here’s how to comment for growth 👇 BEFORE YOU POST 1. Find Your People → Follow 25–50 creators in your niche → Stick to ones you'd actually DM 2. Add Something Real → Be funny, insightful, or encouraging → Skip the "Great post!" energy 3. Avoid Rookie Mistakes → No essay-length rants → No AI fluff or fake hype 4. Build a System → Bookmark your creator list → Show up daily—it compounds 5. Stay Consistent → One fire comment a day > 10 once a week → Familiarity = trust AFTER YOU POST 1. Reply Fast → First 2 hours = algorithm juice → It shows you're present 2. Pin Smart Comments → Humor wins → Depth stands out 3. Be Link-Savvy → Drop them in comments if needed → Use them for references    Random comments get seen. Smart comments get remembered. Consistency > intensity. Comment like you mean it. Support like you’re invested. That’s how networks grow. P.S. How many comments do you leave a day? ♻️ Repost to help someone grow faster 📥 Save this and upgrade your comment game

Old way: Post randomly, grow slow New way: Vary content, grow fast I recently gained 2,131 followers in a week The week before that, over 1,800+ followers But earlier this year I wasn’t growing that fast. Here's what changed 👇 I started varying my content. And it gave my performance a bump. Here’s 5-day LinkedIn posting framework: ↳ 3 carousels per week on Mon,Wed,Fri (max reach) ↳ 1 image per week on Tues or Thurs (reach + concision)  ↳ 1 video per week on Tues or Thrus (build trust) This schedule boosted my content performance Being consistent doesn’t mean posting the same thing. LinkedIn rewards variety. Your readers do too. Start mixing up your content. And watch your reach take off. P.S. Do you vary your LinkedIn content?  P.S.S. What do you think of this approach?

I compared 4 LinkedIn ghostwriting tools Only 1 helps me go viral Here’s how they stacked up 👇 🥇 EasyGen (bootstrapped) 🥈 Claude ($14.8B raised) 🥉 ChatGPT ($58B raised) 4️⃣ Perplexity ($915M raised) I’ve written 400+ posts. I know what gets attention—and what gets ignored. The formula isn’t rocket science. But most AI still fumbles it. Here’s why EasyGen crushed it  (and the others didn’t): 🥇 EasyGen - Killer hook + rehook - Perfect post length - Sharp sentences, no bloat - Clean formatting - Strong ending   (A post like this can go viral.)     🥈 Claude - Too wordy - Not enough whitespace - Random emoji in the hook - Rehook dragged on forever 🥉 ChatGPT - Emoji overload - Long-winded everything - Formatting chaos 4️⃣ Perplexity - Took forever to generate - Rehook was a full paragraph - Hard to skim - "Pro Tip" spam - Weak ending Bottom line: Claude, ChatGPT, & Perplexity almost get it...  but can’t tie it all together. Only EasyGen consistently nails LinkedIn posts. P.S. I ran 10 outputs from each tool and picked the best one to review. P.P.S. AI can get you 80% of the way there. But it’s your story, your insights, and your voice that take it over the finish line. Don't just post AI outputs. Add your personal touch to make them great.

Old way: Google for shopping New way: ChatGPT for shopping OpenAI is coming for Google ChatGPT just launched “Shopping” Here’s what you need to know 👇 1. Product Recommendations   - ChatGPT shows a product carousel   - Suggestions are based on user prompts     2. Product Previews   - Click to see more product details   - View specs, prices, and availability     3. Ratings & Photos   - Ratings pulled from many websites   - Images come from top online stores     4. Multiple Buying Options   - See several retailers and prices   - Includes “Why you might like this”     5. Summarized Reviews   - Pulls reviews from expert sources   - Combines them into one summary     6. One-Click Purchase   - Buy directly from retailer’s site   - Skips extra search and comparison    Big picture? ↳ Competes directly with Google ↳ Streamlines product discovery Why scroll through 10 tabs… when ChatGPT gives you one smart answer? This isn’t an upgrade. It’s a takeover. P.S. Have you tried ChatGPT Shopping?

I grew from 0 to 28k on LinkedIn (my secret weapon: carousel posts) Carousels rank highest in reach. Generate lots of engagement. And grow your audience. Master carousels, master LinkedIn growth Here’s how 👇 1. Create a Brand Kit: ↳ Set size: 1080 x 1350 pixels. ↳ Choose primary & secondary colors. ↳ Select primary & secondary fonts. 2. Design a Hook Slide: ↳ Use bold, tall fonts for titles. ↳ Limit titles to under 10 words. ↳ Create images matching your colors. 3. Develop Body Slides: ↳ Titles should be clear & tall. ↳ Use subtitles for extra detail. ↳ Add images with clear captions. 4. Include a CTA Slide: ↳ Prompt readers to engage. ↳ Give simple action instructions. ↳ Finish with a personal photo. 5. Publish as a Brand Template: ↳ Save as reusable Brand Template. ↳ Organize templates into folders. ↳ Click publish for quick reuse. Stop scrolling and start creating. These steps aren't just theory. They're my blueprint from 0-28k followers. Now, it's your turn.  Implement this framework And watch your LinkedIn explode.  P.S. How often to you post carousels?

I gained 2,000+ followers last week (My first 6 months? Also 2k followers) I gain 2,608 in my first 6 months of posting. Last week I gained 2,131. What used to take 5-6 months now takes a week. That’s momentum, baby! And you can build it too. Here’s how to grow faster than I did Roadmap to 10K Followers 👇 1. Define Your Niche   - Find the overlap of what you love   - what you're good at   - and what the market needs 1. Find Your Tribe   - Make a list of 15–50 creators.   - Engage daily with thoughtful comments   - DMs to build relationships.     2. Build a Routine   - Morning: Comment, post, reply, create content.   - Day: Do your main work.   - Evening: Research and ideate.     3. Post Consistently   - Doesn't need to be daily   - Just consistently   - No less than 3x per week     4. Optimize Your Profile   - Clear headline, pro photo,   - Social-proof banner.   - Solid results focus About section     5. Master Visual Design   - Canva is your secret weapon   - Visuals are the new hook   - Good design is *the* growth hack       Most people quit before the compounding kicks in.       But if you keep showing up…       One post can change everything.   One DM can open doors.   One connection can alter your career.       Consistency beats talent.   Visibility beats silence.       You want 10K+?   Earn it in public.       P.S. Ready to start creating better design?        Use my 88-page LinkedIn Design Handbook:    https://lnkd.in/gNtm-HUS

The #1 mistake I see on LinkedIn? Trying to outsmart the algorithm. Your content’s solid. But your reach? Crickets. Here’s the truth: You’re not getting punished. You’re just not playing the game right. Let’s fix that 👇 1. LinkedIn sorts every post. ↳ High, low, or spam ↳ Text, image, video, carousel 2. Then it tests it. ↳ Sent to ~10–15% of your network ↳ Engagement decides if it gets a lifeline 3. Feedback matters. A lot. ↳ Hides? Dwell time? Clicks? ↳ It’s watching everything 4. If it performs, you get lift. ↳ Good content = reach beyond followers ↳ Bad content = algorithm says “next” 5. Rankings shift constantly. ↳ Every like, comment, or ignore = new signal ↳ Posts reshuffle in the feed every minute 6. You’re on a timer. ↳ 24 hours to win ↳ 48 hours and you're fading into the abyss Here’s the point: It’s not about beating the algo. It’s about speaking clearly through it. Lead with value. Write for real people. Use the system to amplify—not fight—your voice. That’s how you grow. P.S. What part of the algorithm surprised you most? P.P.S. No one knows the full algo. But this is close.