We researched 1,30,000+ posts and Found that Carousel post do 2X better than text-only posts Here are 17 proven carousel ideas that work every time. The LinkedIn algorithm is always changing, I've discovered 17 concepts that have recently performed well. (PS: These are all recent posts from well-known authors.) → How to contact companies? by Kévin Moënne-Loccoz → 4 New lemlist features by Lucas Perret → Here‘s how I save 20+ hours by Alex Colhoun → 5 Places to build personal brand by Tom Jacquesson → How I launched 5 products by Mathis Vella → 25 LinkedIn post intros/hooks by Roxana Irimia → How to master LinkedIn content? by Matt Barker → LinkedIn Algorithm update by Richard van der Blom → How you can use AI by Tony Fiston 🥑 → Exact steps to go from X to Y by ☯️ ☯️ Moe Choice → 5 Resume tips to by Hasan Toor ✪ → 3 mistakes by Ayushi Jain → What can I do with my PhD? by Ashley Ruba, PhD → How to get high-ticket clients? by Praveen Kumar → 23 Lessons in Marketing by Marwan Abdealrhman → Everything you need to know by Milan Jovanović → If you want to achieve this, do this XYZ by Lukas J.M. Stangl Please take note that all credits for the original posts belong to the authors. Use our AI carousel generator in the comments if you need assistance constructing carousels.
Ankit Patel
5mo
Check out the raw data on post performance: https://taplio.com/what-and-when-to-post
Ankit Patel I've seen countless carousels. Here's my observation - Carousels with 7-10 slides are the perfect length, lots of engagement - Carousels with 20+ slides are difficult to get through, less is more - Carousels that are easy to read are better than over-designed carousels, low production/high value
Tom Jacquesson
5mo
Your content game is next level Ankit
Mohamed Sakr 🔸
5mo
These are great ideas, Ankit Patel. Well done. I LOVE that carousel.
Love these ideas, Ankit🙂
Mathis Vella
5mo
I love that format! Thanks for the mention Ankit!
Sorry but your conclusion is not right. You can't just say that Carousels perform better than Text Only Posts, because it's simply not true. It depends on elements like: - how many slides - how many text - how strong is the hook - what is average dwell-time - what is the goal (a Text Only Post with a Personal Story performs often much better than a Carousel Post). And how much posts are 1,30,000 actually? 😉
Jay Melone
5mo
Prediction: Carousels will see a serious dropoff in impression and engagment in 2024. It's pure UX rationale: Clicking the "see more" link and reading = simple UX Click a hard to see/click ">" 10+ times while looking at over-designed, grainy images = bad UX Eventually, users will grow tired of this and the algo will stop prioritizing them.
Great carousel ideas listed in this carousel. I am also sharing (REPOST) this on my groups and adding it to the Top collection of great LinkedIn TIPs & Best practices from all over the world at: lnkd.in/g3cHuTST
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