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These stats prove your brand should post more on LinkedIn
Also: 5 good posts to think about
GM, and welcome back to Marketing Qualified. Here’s the plan for today:
These stats prove your brand should post more on LinkedIn. A recent study shows why more marketers might want to take the social platform seriously.
5 good posts to think about. Recent content that we think is worth sharing.
📊 These stats prove your brand should post more on LinkedIn.
Marketers must constantly be on the lookout for brand-safe platforms that help them reach their target audience.
They’re few and far between. And even after you find them, the work doesn’t stop there.
Marketers need to find ways to:
Stand out from the noise of other brands.
Encourage their audience into a buying mindset.
LinkedIn recently partnered with Interpret to research its users. Their findings show why posting on LinkedIn more might be the answer for many B2B marketing teams.
Here’s what they found.
Users are decision-makers at work.
72% of users are managers or above. This beats out all other social platforms.
In the last year, 41% of users supervised another employee, and 39% led a team.
Users have spending power.
61% of users say they like to own the best version/model of something.
58% say they like to be the first to adopt new technology
47% plan to invest in a major purchase in the next year
Users are in a buying mindset.
The study looked at over 16,000 social media users and compared their buying behavior after using LinkedIn compared to other social platforms.
After spending 2 minutes on LinkedIn, participants planned to spend 22% more on high-consideration goods in the next year than participants who visited another social platform.
LinkedIn users were also more likely to say they were “in-market” for various high-consideration goods after visiting the platform.
Users are receptive to ads.
Users are more receptive to brand content on LinkedIn compared to other platforms.
LinkedIn is also the platform users trust most.
67% of users say they trust the platform not to misuse their information, exceeding all other major social and streaming platforms.
All-in-all, this study’s findings are very promising for marketers considering using LinkedIn more heavily.
LinkedIn users have the power to make decisions on behalf of their companies, have real spending power, are in a purchase mindset, and are open to being shown ads to help them discover new products.
📰 In the news this week.
🤖 Top types of AI-generated marketing content.
💰 Brands spent nearly $4 billion on TikTok ads last year.
🏆 Companies are shifting how they refer to top marketers.
🧐 What Reddit’s S-1 reveals about its ads business.
🧠 How to create the right thought leadership content, according to LinkedIn.
💎 5 good posts to think about.
We read a lot of posts. We save the ones we like. Here are 5 that are worth thinking about.
#1

Marketing is hard. Remember to cut yourself some slack!
#2

We’re not saying to stop using ChatGPT; we’re saying to be smart about how you’re using it.
#3

Don’t be scared to take a position with your content. It’s how you get people to pay attention.
#4

Take the time to create high-quality content that provides a ton of value. Don’t try to pump out mediocre content on an arbitrary schedule.
#5

This framework is especially good for social media posts. Try it out.
😂 Marketing meme of the week.

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