If you’re trying to grow your business on LinkedIn, there’s something you should know:
comments on LinkedIn can matter more than the posts themselves.
That might sound backwards, but it’s true—and LinkedIn just quietly confirmed it.
LinkedIn’s Algorithm Rewards Conversation
LinkedIn rolled out a feature that now shows you how many impressions your comments get.
It’s a small update with a big message: the algorithm wants you in the conversation, not just talking at people.
When people leave thoughtful replies on a post, LinkedIn sees that as a signal:
“People want to be part of this. Let’s show it to more people.”
That means more reach for them—and visibility for you.
Meaningful Comments Are Visibility Currency
When you leave smart, intentional comments on other people’s posts, you increase your profile views, build credibility, and start real business conversations.
Most people chase viral posts.
But one well-placed comment can open more doors than five rushed posts ever will.
This is how I’ve grown—
Not by posting daily.
But by commenting with purpose.
How Comments on LinkedIn Help You Build a Business
This isn’t just about content—it’s about connection.
Some of my best clients found me from a comment, not a post.
A real reply. A real conversation. That’s what starts trust.
And just like in business, the same thing works in wellness.
How I Apply This Mindset to My Wellness Routine
I’ve been building my strength and energy in the same slow, steady way.
Daily walks. Weightlifting three days a week. Peptides that actually support energy, recovery, and lean muscle for women in midlife.
Nothing extreme. No chasing results.
Just consistency—and small wins that stack up.
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