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2025-11-11

Something is happening with LinkedIn. Friend of mine: "A few days ago, I decided to start posting 5 times per day...

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Something is happening with LinkedIn. Friend of mine A few days ago I decided to start posting five times per day. Here are the results so far.

This is his content performance from the last week. In the last week he got 11,685 impressions. This is really crazy.

Just for context, the account has not seen any activity in years. Here, this is my own content performance from the last week. From the last seven days I have 222,000 impressions.

Posting on LinkedIn is so easy. You can bang out five posts really fast in 30 minutes. I don't know how long this will last, but LinkedIn seems to be a goldmine for getting visibility right now.

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Pricing perception changes when the same price is framed by unit, frequency, comparison, or visual presentation.

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Test price framing with honest per-day, per-seat, and usage comparisons, and verify that conversion lift does not create expectation or trust problems.

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Friend of mine A few days ago I decided to start posting five times per day.

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Pricing perception changes when the same price is framed by unit, frequency, comparison, or visual presentation.

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Test price framing with honest per-day, per-seat, and usage comparisons, and verify that conversion lift does not create expectation or trust problems.

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Friend of mine A few days ago I decided to start posting five times per day.