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With great posting, comes great opportunity. How are you making sure your posts connect with people?

Ready to get consistent? 🎯 This month, we're focusing on crafting a sustainable strategy to keep your LinkedIn presence strong. From organizing your content into strategic buckets to maintaining a balanced schedule, we've got the insights you need to boost engagement and build your audience. Share your top sustainable content tip with us below! 💬

Work-life balance is so important. This month we want to hear one thing you do to balance your work life with your personal life. ⚖️ To participate, craft a post answering this question. Be sure to include the #OneThingToKnow hashtag and drop the link to your post in the comments below so our community can celebrate and learn from your distinctive strengths.

How high-quality is your content? Here's a helpful checklist. 📋 What else would you add to this list? 👇

Leadership tip: Do ✍️ leader ✍️ stuff. ✍️ What do you think makes a great leader?

Would you follow yourself? 👀 Here are some questions to ask yourself to help you identify areas of improvement. 🔍

"I've been part of two layoffs and in both of those was able to land a role 30 days after the layoff due to my consistent posting." Nicole Fernandez-Valle shares how posting consistently on LinkedIn has given her major job security. 💼 Do you see posting as a form of job security? 🤔

Looking for more guidance on how to become a powerful presence on LinkedIn? 🌟 Join Chelsea Lockwood, Julia (Cabral) Flavin, and Cathy Liu on June 13! Have questions you want answered? Drop them below. If you can’t make it live there will be a replay available immediately after the event.

Community Feedback Time! ⏰ Drop a link to a recent piece of content you posted on LinkedIn that you’re especially proud of and share a little description of what kind of feedback you’re looking for. 👉 Is this post eye-catching enough? 👉 Is it clear and concise? 👉 Is there any area for improvement? 👉 What do you like about it? Be sure to respond to others’ posts to keep the feedback train running. 🚂