What Makes a ‘Good’ Comment? How to Get Noticed Without Posting

You don’t need to post daily to stand out on LinkedIn - strategic, thoughtful comments can be just as powerful. A “good” comment adds value, is specific, sparks conversation, and keeps the focus on the author rather than yourself. Done consistently, commenting builds visibility, trust, and authority - turning everyday interactions into micro-networking moments that get you noticed.

Is Your LinkedIn Actually Working? The Real ROI Explained

An optimised LinkedIn profile isn’t just a digital résumé - it’s a lead-generating, opportunity-attracting, credibility-building asset. When done right, it can deliver tangible ROI in the form of quality leads, career offers, and collaboration requests, as well as intangible returns like trust, authority, and long-term brand visibility. The question isn’t really if it’s worth it - it’s how quickly you can turn your LinkedIn presence into one of your most valuable business tools.

Stop Scrolling: How to Hook Readers in the First Line

Most people waste the first line of their post - and with it, the reader’s attention.

Whether it’s “Excited to share…” or “Hope you’re doing well,” these openers do little to stop the scroll. In a world where attention spans are shorter than ever, your opening line is the moment.

This article unpacks how to craft hooks that cut through the noise - from bold statements and sharp questions to micro-stories and clever contrasts. Because on LinkedIn, your first line isn’t the intro. It’s the invitation.

The Subtle Art of Storytelling in Your About Section

Your About section isn’t a bio - it’s your story. And if it still reads like a résumé or a corporate script, you’re missing a powerful opportunity to connect. In this article, we unpack the subtle art of storytelling on LinkedIn: how to show who you are, what drives you, and why you’re worth knowing - all without sounding like a sales pitch. Ready to go from forgettable to follow-worthy? Let’s dive in.

Your LinkedIn Headline: Make It Work Harder for You

Let’s be honest - most people waste the single most powerful line on their LinkedIn profile: the headline.

Too many settle for the default: Job Title at Company. Technically correct? Sure. Memorable? Not even close.

Your headline isn’t just a label - it’s prime real estate. It’s the first thing people see in searches, comments, DMs, and connection requests. If you’re serious about being seen as a go-to expert, it needs to work a lot harder for you.

First, What’s a Good Headline Actually For?

Your headline should do three things:
✅ Tell people what you do.
✅ Show how you add value.
✅ Hint at what makes you different.

Think of it as your positioning statement - short, sharp, and impossible to ignore.

The Mistake Most Professionals Make

The biggest mistake? Using your headline like a name badge. Senior Account Manager means nothing if I don’t know what you solve or who you help.

Remember: people don’t hire job titles - they hire outcomes.

How to Make Yours Work Harder

1️⃣ Be Clear, Not Cute
Clarity beats cleverness. If your family or a new client wouldn’t immediately ‘get it’, rewrite it.

💡 Instead of: Marketing Ninja
✅ Try: Helping Small Businesses Grow with Smart Digital Marketing

2️⃣ Add Who You Help and How
Turn your headline into a mini value prop. For example:
👉 I help CEOs communicate complex ideas clearly and confidently.
👉 Empowering HR leaders to build happier, high-performing teams.

3️⃣ Include Keywords (But Don’t Stuff Them)
Think about what your ideal audience would type into LinkedIn if they needed you. Weave in relevant keywords naturally - no keyword salad, please.

4️⃣ Make It Yours
Show a bit of personality. Are you a challenger? A champion for change? A calm advisor? Pick words that feel like you.

Quick Wins to Try Today

  • Swap Job Title at Company for a line that explains your value.

  • Use action words: Helping, Building, Empowering, Solving.

  • Keep it to 220 characters - enough space, not endless waffle.

  • Check it on mobile - does it cut off awkwardly? Adjust.

Final Thought

A strong headline isn’t about bragging - it’s about positioning. It answers the silent question every visitor has: Why should I connect with you?

So, does yours answer it?

If not, let’s fix it. Book a 1:1 LinkedIn Strategy Session with me or a LinkedIn Masterclass for your team. Together, we’ll turn your headline (and the rest of your profile) into a magnet for the right people and opportunities.

Your next client or role is reading it right now - make every word count.