What are the Benefits of Publishing Articles on LinkedIn?

Even though it takes time, energy, and commitment to publish articles regularly on LinkedIn’s publishing platform, I believe that the investment pays off. My recommendation is to publish articles about once a month.
After you have published an article, you can share it to your newsfeed. In addition, you can share your articles with LinkedIn groups you belong to and send them to an individual LinkedIn connection via LinkedIn messages.
Reasons to Publish Articles on LinkedIn
• Regular posting of articles on LinkedIn will help your profile come up higher in both LinkedIn searches and general internet searches.
• Your articles automatically become part of your LinkedIn profile. When people find your profile on LinkedIn, your articles will help them to become more familiar with your professionalism, credibility, and areas of expertise.
What to Share in Articles
• Information of value to the reader.
• Trends in your industry and your thoughts on these trends
• Practical tips and observations.
• Information that is timeless so that the article is relevant a month from now or a year from now.
Tips for Writing Articles
• Write your article in a Word document or in another word-processing program. Add key words and phrases that relate to the topic of the article. Create a short, catchy, relevant headline. Find a visual that enhances the article.
• Consider repurposing some of the blog posts that you have already written and post them as articles on LinkedIn.
• You want to have an article long enough to make a few points or share a few tips, but it shouldn’t be so long that the reader will give up on it.
For more information on using LinkedIn, contact Joyce Feustel of Boomers' Social Media Tutor at [e-mail]
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Here is a doubt,sharing a previously published blog post as a LinkedIn article raises the question of its relevance to our niche. Will posting articles outside of our niche could potentially damage the credibility of our profile?.