Vishnu R's Linkedin Analytics

Principles you need to follow to become a good commenter. 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Write it as a post 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Add your personality 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Try to make it a bit long 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Add one punchy end line 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Add values in bullet points 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Don’t comment for the sake of it 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Add one experience ( 1 or 2 lines) 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Never comment if you are confused 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Never count numbers; weigh the value 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Never comment if you are not confident about the idea 󠁯•󠁏󠁏 Opposite perspectives grab attention (in highly engaging posts) And remember ONE thing. The most important point, most won’t tell you. *You don’t always need to post high-value comments.* 📌Because most of the time, your comment’s quality depends on the quality of that post. Be a high-value commenter. And one request – Support small creators. Your one comment makes their day. PS: Do you find it difficult to write a high-value comment? PSS: What is the one reason you think of for that? Follow Vishnu R #LinkedIn #LinkedInstrategy

Focus on Quantity, not on Quality. You might call me 'crazy' for saying this but, before that, let me tell you a story. Jerry Uelsmann, a photography professor, conducted an experiment in his class by dividing students into two groups. Group 1️⃣ is the Quantity Group ⋆ Students were graded based on the number of photos they took during the semester. Ex – 100 Photos = A     90 Photos = B Group 2️⃣ is the Quality group ⋆ Here, students were tasked with producing just ONE PERFECT photo by the end of the semester, and their grades depended entirely upon the quality of that single photo. Finally, at the end of the semester, the results were surprising: The Quantity Group consistently produced better photos than the Quality Group. Reason? In each shot, the Quantity Group was actively, » Practicing » Experimenting » Refining their skills Meanwhile, the Quality Group spent most of their time, » Theorizing » Worrying about perfection » Ended up with less practical experience In my early days on LinkedIn, I struggled with the “only high-quality posts” mindset. But it turned me into a procrastinator, and I didn’t improve. Once I started posting consistently, I saw where I needed to improve. So, here’s what I recommend for beginners: "Focus on getting more practice, not just perfecting quality." You can create QUALITY content only by putting in more reps. So, write more. Post more. Experiment more. And find what works for you. 🚩 Once you practice more, you will eventually see yourself creating quality content. All you need is one idea - something you believe can help at least one person. That’s it. Remember: ➢ Learn by doing ➢ Action generates clarity ➢ Practise beats natural talent ➢ Not become a Perfection Maniac PS: What’s your opinion? Follow Vishnu R #Linkedin #contentcreation #writing

Books, videos, freebies - they are only motivation. if you really want to excel at something, the steps are simple; 1 - Learn the basics 2 - Jump into the real game 3 - Do, fail, improve, and redo 4 - And learn through the journey     You've got to work harder without expecting instant success. Follow Vishnu R Happy Sunday. #sunday

Stop writing ideas from the same angle. it's too boring - try these ones. When I started practising copywriting and LinkedIn content creation, I had only 2-3 angles. And I feel off and bored after some time bcos of the repetition. then I started to collect some different POVs to make my writing fresh and unique. These 56 are those angles. If you are fed up with same boring writing pattern, use this. Keep your angles - Sharp, Fresh, Unique. Say it differently P.S. Which one's your favorite—and which will you try next time? Follow Vishnu R #copywriting #writingangles

This is the biggest LIE you've ever heard in the Personal development world. "Once you find your passion, you’ll be successful." As a person who believed this for a long time and wasted 3+ years with just overthinking…. I can say. THIS IS NOT TRUE. Why am I saying this now? Because most people USE this idea to sell their courses. The reality is that when you find your passion, it gives you an edge. You get clarity.  It’s an added advantage. That's it! Even if you find your passion, you will; - fail  - get stuck - hit rock bottom  - fight challenges - feel unmotivated - face several setbacks So, passion never assures Success, and it’s not an easy walkover to success either. But if you are passionate about what you do, then even if you face these multiple hardships, your Passion forces you to be consistent. So, passion is just the beginning. Never think: finding passion = Life is set. Hard work is what helps you achieve the result you want. You have to put in the right effort. And do it consistently. Passion is not responsible for your success; your ACTION is. Happy Monday! Follow Vishnu R #personaldevelopment #passion #successful

You have no idea how your brain changes when you comment. I love commenting! Guys… Guys...   No.. no… no... Don’t get me wrong.   I mean…. Commenting on LinkedIn posts. You surely know the benefits of commenting, like; - Visibility - Engagement - Build Relationships But I’m not here to re-explain all of them. I would like to share some unsung benefits of commenting that you haven’t even realized yet. Some of them are; - Quick decision making - You’ll learn to simplify things - Your competitiveness increases - You’ll learn how to stand out in the crowd so fast - You learn to convert a vague thought into an idea quickly - Creativity boosts as you PUSH yourself to give a unique take - You’ll be thinking of different perspectives in a matter of seconds After each comment, you subconsciously develop these skills. I bet you've experienced any of these in your life. So, don't hesitate to make good comments. Commenting is good for your BRAND and BRAIN. PS: What is the one benefit among these that you relate to the most? Follow Vishnu R #linkedin