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Here's my newest newsletter article about content mistakes - ALL OF WHICH I have made myself at some point! What can you add to this list? #linkedin #content #thoughtleadership #SalesBySandra
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Guilty! Great list- thanks 🙏
Sandra this is a must read - or maybe a required checklist - for anyone posting content to review before pressing Publish. People have such a desire to find relevant, honest content online. That’s why we all scroll so frequently and emphatically. We (I) want to find well written content that matters to me for whatever reason. What is sure to do that is something that checks all those boxes you list. Ultimately, it needs to be straightforward, honest, compelling and written in a way that pulls the reader in. That’s either with heart or facts - or a combination of both. Your list should be bookmarked. PS People should kick No. 10 to the curb. Just do it. Try it. Worse case is you decide to delete it. Go fo it.
Beth Settje
2y
Excellent post, always good to get these reminders! Thank you for sharing with us
Nancie Gray
2y
Great information Sandra!
Nigel Cliffe
2y
A great reminder list of what NOT to do, nice one Sandra! 👏🏻
Sandra, Your articles are fabulous. Thanks.
Lindsay Eke
2y
All 10 mistakes are on point, Sandra Long. You could not have buttressed it any better. Engagement—both in others' posts or in yours is one of the simplest ways to draw attention and visibility to yourself.
Peg Duchesne
2y
Terrific suggestion of tips, Sandra Long! I like your recommendation to add an element of personality in our posts!
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