"Comment and then like the post - LinkedIn is weird, and yes, the order matters. A comment on LinkedIn tells you that you're invested in the content. Liking is also a good thing to do, but because LinkedIn gives more credence to comments, it helps boost the post if you do it in the right order. Make sure your comment is meaningful - Typing "thanks!" or "good idea" is helpful, but if you really want to help your friends, make a meaningful comment."
"Keep up with the comments - If you comment on your friend's post and someone replies to you, go back and reply to them, or at least hit a response button. Tag your friend (but only if they'll comment) - Lots of people tag strangers on posts because they want that person's audience to come over. Do not do that. First of all, if you tag someone and they do"
Increase a connection's LinkedIn visibility by performing specific user actions that signal engagement to the platform. Expand posts to show interest, comment before liking because comments carry more weight, and write genuine, thoughtful comments rather than brief praise or AI-generated responses. Monitor comment threads and reply to any responses to sustain engagement. Tag connections only when they are likely to comment, and avoid tagging strangers to avoid unwanted audience hijacking. These actions require little time and can help friends and professional contacts gain exposure.
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