Entrepreneur Rescue Mission
This podcast is a special series created by Scott and Nancy Aaron, co-founders of The Time to Grow. In this podcast Scott and Nancy share tips to help you build, grow and scale your business online.They cover: AI, tech, tools and more to streamline your business, routines to…
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90. LinkedIn Algorithm Changes: Collaborative Posts, AI Slop, and Reach (opens the original)
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LinkedIn's algorithm is changing how your content gets seen. In this episode, we break down the three biggest updates coaches, consultants, and service professionals need to know right now. First, LinkedIn collaborative posts. You can now publish a post with up to five collaborators, so it shows up in their networks, not just yours. We walk through how to add collaborators on desktop and mobile, how it's different from tagging, and why you should always ask before adding someone. Second, LinkedI
89. The Connection Request Note That Is Costing You Replies (opens the original)
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Stop adding notes to your LinkedIn connection requests. The advice used to be that a personalized note gets you accepted more often. That was true when almost nobody was doing it. Now the note is the fastest way to look like every other pitch sitting in someone's notifications. In this episode, we read real connection requests that landed in our inbox this month, explain why not one of them earns a reply, and cover what to do instead. Inside this episode: Why a pitch inside a connection request
88. The LinkedIn Authority Formula: 3 Steps That Turn Content Into Clients (opens the original)
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Being visible on LinkedIn and being trusted on LinkedIn are two different things. Most coaches and consultants are already posting consistently. What they are not getting is the call, the referral, or the reply that turns into business. That is not a posting problem. It is an authority problem. In this episode we walk through the LinkedIn Authority Formula, three parts that work together. Give value before you ask, so your content stands completely on its own. Build a content ecosystem, so peopl
87. The LinkedIn Content Growth Formula: 3 Jobs Every Post Needs (opens the original)
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You posted something thoughtful on Tuesday. It took you forty minutes. Nothing happened. No comments worth answering. No profile views. No conversations. Most coaches and consultants assume that means the writing was not good enough. Usually it means the post was never given a job before it went out. In this episode, I break down the LinkedIn Content Growth Formula, the three-part approach we teach for creating content that reaches the right people instead of just filling a slot. Here is what I
86. LinkedIn's AI Slop Button: What It Means for Your Content (opens the original)
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LinkedIn quietly added a button that lets anyone report your post as AI slop, and one tap can cut your reach before you ever notice. It launched in July and lives in the three dot menu on every post and comment in the feed. No verification. No appeal process. Just a quiet drop in distribution and a private notice in your analytics dashboard. In this episode we walk through what the feature actually does, why LinkedIn built it, and how to make sure your content never trips it. What we cover: The
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