Most creators overlook LinkedIn—but that’s exactly why it’s your secret weapon.
With over 1 billion users and less than 2% posting regularly, showing up just once a week puts you ahead of 90% of the platform. That’s not a typo. It’s a massive opportunity.
Whether you're a content creator, coach, freelancer, or founder—LinkedIn isn't just for resumes. It's where thought leadership, high-value connections, and brand-building happen daily.
Let’s break down why creators should stop sleeping on LinkedIn—and how to make it work for you.
Old LinkedIn: Corporate. Buttoned-up. Buzzword central.
New LinkedIn: Full of memes, hot takes, personal stories, and creators building 6-figure personal brands by being real.
Translation: You don’t have to compete with thousands of creators for attention like you do on Instagram or TikTok. Consistency > Virality.
LinkedIn rewards you just for showing up—seriously.
Unlike faster-paced platforms, the LinkedIn algorithm prioritizes thoughtful content, dwell time, and conversation. That means your content keeps working long after it’s posted.
LinkedIn is full of professionals, founders, marketers, and people with real buying power.
Whether you’re building your brand, booking freelance work, selling a course, or launching your own product, LinkedIn is a smart place to show your work.
Unlike other platforms, LinkedIn isn't just about followers—it’s about opportunities that pay.
Here’s how creators are making money:
Bottom line: LinkedIn is not just about clout—it’s a platform that delivers real revenue potential.
Don’t overthink it. Here's your checklist:
✅ Turn on Creator Mode
✅ Optimize your headline and profile image
✅ Post once a week (more than 90% of users!)
✅ Start with text posts, then try images, carousels, or video
✅ Comment back—conversation boosts visibility
✅ Add links to your store, site, or portfolio in your Featured section
Want to start showing up consistently on LinkedIn? Planoly makes it easy to plan, schedule, and repurpose content across all your channels—so you can grow where it matters most.