Informed Podcast by Mark Williams. The podcast for LinkedIn™️ users

Clickbait

Mar 26, 2022

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Use the Site to Expand Your Existing Network

02:53

I'm Not an Expert, but I Don't Know What I Am.

02:06

Is That Ineffective on Lington?

01:55

Introduction

2min

What's the Deal With Unlinked In?

5min

Is That Ineffective on Lington?

2min

How to Stop Mass Tagging People in Posts?

3min

How to Tag a Few People on a Post

1min

I've Mentioned You in This Post, Don't Send Me a Direct Message

4min

I'm Not an Expert, but I Don't Know What I Am.

2min

Use the Site to Expand Your Existing Network

3min

Is There an Incentive for People to Build Connections?

2min

10.

Do You Work for a Company? I'm Hiring, I've Doubled My Staff Numbers

4min

11.

Is This a Common Report by Many Members?

2min

12.

Can the Work Based Social Networkmen in Lington Have It All?

2min

13.

The Lington Spark Summit

2min

14.

The Great Shuffle in Sales

3min

15.

Sales Navigator

4min

16.

Lington Trainers Don't Want You to Cover Really Basic Stuff, Right?

5min

17.

What's Up With the Clip Bate?

2min

18.

Click Bate? Is It Clickbait?

4min

19.

Clickbate

2min

20.

How to Write a Great Headline and Click Bat Headlines

3min

21.

The First Line Is Very Strong

2min

22.

A Bridget Hyacinth Read - She's Who She Is Talking About

2min

A Sensational headline tricks you into opening a full post or article and rather than presenting the intended purpose the headline promises, the accuracy and quality are questionable. This is commonly known as Clickbait but do we get it on LinkedIn and is it always a bad thing?