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What’s the difference between publish a post and publish an article on LinkedIn?
Revision: Since writing this post, LinkedIn renamed “Publish a post” to “Write an article,” a move that has largely diminished the confusion around posting content on LinkedIn. The “Publish a post” section at the bottom of this article has been replaced with “Publish an article.”
Which is the best way to post an article on LinkedIn?
1. “Share an idea,” the most basic way to “Post,” is the best choice if you are sharing third party content with your network such as a link to a website or article, research, etc. 3. “Write an article” should be used when writing your own blog or article as it will live on LinkedIn’s blogging platform, Pulse.
What should be the length of an article on LinkedIn?
Articles should generally be longer form in nature than when using “Post,” which means they should be anywhere from about 400 words to 2,000+, and they should answer a question, explore an issue, and/or provide insights to the reader. You can always add links within your content to third party research,…
Authors often make the mistake of thinking that people visit their websites just to read their bio. Are you, the author, important? Sure, but your book’s more important. Let people know they’re on an author’s website by making your product the star of the show, as David Sedaris does.
What should I put on my website for unpublished writers?
Contact page. Make it clear how you can be reached. This can be combined with the about page if you prefer. A page detailing any work that’s been made public. Mention any magazines, blogs, or websites you’ve contributed to. Link to specific work you’ve written if it’s available online.
Where do unpublished writers put their headshot on their website?
Commercial authors often include their headshot in the header or somewhere on the homepage, to make the site feel more welcoming. However, some authors find this too self-absorbed. Do what feels comfortable. Some unpublished writers, if their site is only one or two pages, will put their full bio on the homepage.