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20 minutes a day changed my linkedin profile views completely

last month: 12 profile views. this month: 340.

no ads. no premium subscription. just a consistent daily routine that most people ignore.

the thing about linkedin profile views is that each one is a warm lead. the person already has context about you — they found you through search, saw your comment, read your post. they chose to look you up.

that's completely different from cold outreach.

the 20-minute routine that actually works:

morning (10 min): leave meaningful comments on 5-8 posts in your niche. not "great post!" — actual thoughts. every comment puts your name in front of that post's entire audience.

afternoon (5 min): send 5-10 personalized connection requests.

evening (5 min): reply to all notifications.

that's it. the compound effect after 30 days is genuinely surprising.

full guide + profile optimization checklist:

How to Grow LinkedIn Profile Views Without Spending Hours Daily

LinkedIn profile views are one of those metrics that feel abstract until you realize what they actually mean: someone actively searched for…

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the empty room problem on telegram (and how to solve it)

here's a scenario:

someone finds your telegram group. they see 23 members. they close it and leave.

same person, different group. they see 8,400 members. they join immediately.

they didn't read a single message. they made a decision based purely on the number.

that's social proof — and on telegram, member count is basically the only social proof signal that matters. it's the first thing a visitor sees. it shapes everything about how they perceive your community before they've engaged with any content.

this is why the "empty room" phase is so brutal. communities that look empty stay empty. communities that look alive attract life.

ways to break through it: — define a very specific value proposition (not "marketing tips" but "daily hacks for shopify store owners") — cross-promote everywhere with a real incentive to join — post consistently so new members see activity immediately — establish an initial member base to cross the credibility threshold

full guide here: https://medium.com/@volgersboost/how-to-use-telegram-to-build-social-proof-with-members-a0285c44d65a

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i posted the same article twice on linkedin and the results were wild

first time i posted it: 89 connections → 45 views. second time, same article: 1,200 connections → 890 views.

same content. same writing. same posting time.

the only variable was how many first-degree connections i had.

here's why: linkedin tests your post on a slice of your connections first. more connections = bigger test audience = more early engagement = wider distribution. it's compounding.

and then there's the 500+ thing. once you cross 500 connections, linkedin shows "500+" instead of the exact number on your profile. that small change signals credibility in a way that affects whether people accept your requests, reply to your messages, and trust your content.

best way to build quality connections: comment on someone's post → THEN send a connection request referencing the conversation. acceptance rate goes way up.

full breakdown of how connection count controls your reach:

How LinkedIn’s Algorithm Rewards High Connection Counts

There’s a reason top LinkedIn creators obsess over growing their connection count early. It’s not vanity. It’s strategy. The way LinkedIn’s…

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telegram is genuinely underrated for brand building and here's why

instagram reach: 3-5% of followers see your post. email open rate: ~20-25%. telegram: every single subscriber gets a notification.

no algorithm. no feed filtering. no pay-to-play.

when you post to your telegram channel, it lands directly in your subscribers' notification tray. that's closer to texting someone than posting on social media.

for brands, that's enormous. especially in 2026 when organic reach on most platforms is basically dead.

what a strong telegram subscriber base actually unlocks: — direct product announcements with higher CTR than any social feed — a community that feels exclusive and engaged — time-sensitive drops that actually reach people — a channel that you OWN, not one you rent from an algorithm

the hardest part is getting past the "empty room" phase. nobody wants to join a group with 12 members.

full breakdown here:

Why Telegram Subscribers Matter for Your Brand in 2026

While most brands are still fighting algorithm wars on Instagram and TikTok, a quieter revolution is happening on Telegram. Channels and…

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why some independent artists blow up on spotify and others don't (it's not talent)

this is something i think about a lot as someone who cares about independent music:

two artists. similar sound. similar quality. one hits 50K monthly listeners in a month. the other stays at 300.

the difference almost always comes down to the algorithm — specifically, whether their tracks are getting saved and completed.

spotify's discovery engines (discover weekly, release radar, algorithmic playlists) all rely on the same core signals: do people save your track? do they listen to the end? or do they skip?

skip rate kills you. completion rate saves you.

other things that actually matter: — releasing consistently every 4-6 weeks keeps you in release radar — pitching to editorial playlists at least 7 days before release — reaching out to small curators (they actually respond) — your monthly listener count signals momentum to the algorithm

full spotify algorithm breakdown here:

Spotify Algorithm Explained: How to Boost Your Monthly Listeners

Spotify Algorithm Explained: How to Boost Your Monthly Listeners

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The linkedin algorithm thing that nobody explains properly

Two people post the same quality content on linkedin. one gets 500 views. the other gets 12.

the difference: follower count.

linkedin's algorithm works in stages. first it shows your post to a portion of your followers. if early engagement is strong, it expands to their networks. if it's weak, nothing happens.

this means your follower count literally controls how many people are in that initial test audience.

89 followers → maybe 9 people see it first 5,000 followers → maybe 500 people see it first

same post. completely different potential.

and there's a credibility thing too — profiles with 500+ connections are just perceived differently. recruiters, clients, collaborators — everyone makes split-second judgments based on that number.

full breakdown of how it works and what to do about it:

How LinkedIn’s Algorithm Rewards High Follower Counts

LinkedIn is not just a digital resume anymore. It’s become one of the most powerful content distribution platforms on the internet — and…

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why your instagram posts keep dying (and what to actually do about it)

starting from zero on instagram is genuinely brutal. you put effort into something and it gets 40 views. half of which are probably you refreshing.

here's the thing nobody tells you: instagram tests your post on about 5-10% of your audience first. if that group engages, it expands. if they don't — the post dies. that's it.

so literally everything depends on early engagement.

what actually helps: — reels reach up to 10x more people than static posts right now — 5-10 targeted hashtags beat 30 generic ones every time — posting when your audience is active matters more than posting frequency

the hook formula that's been working: [relatable problem] + [surprising outcome]. something like "i gained 1k followers doing this one thing" — curiosity gap, works every time.

full breakdown of the 0 to 10K strategy here:

How to Go from 0 to 10K Views on Instagram

Starting from zero on Instagram is brutal. You post something you’re genuinely proud of, and it gets 34 views — 28 of which are probably…

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Linkedin is the most slept-on platform right now and here's why

While everyone's fighting for attention on instagram and tiktok, people are quietly building actual businesses on linkedin.

The thing most people miss: your linkedin connection count isn't just a number. It's the size of your initial distribution audience. when you post something, linkedin shows it to a slice of your connections first. bigger slice = more early engagement = wider reach.

So growing your connections isn't vanity. It's literally growing your reach.

Some things that actually work: — personalized connection requests (3-4x better acceptance rate) — comment on posts in your niche BEFORE you publish your own (warms up the algorithm) — 20 minutes a day, consistently, beats hours of random effort

I put together the full 30-day playbook here:

LinkedIn Growth Hacks: Double Your Connections in 30 Days

LinkedIn is the most underrated platform for business growth right now. While everyone fights for attention on Instagram and TikTok…

whether you're job hunting, freelancing, or building a brand — linkedin is worth your time in 2026.

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Nobody talks about the first 60 minutes on youtube

okay so here's something most creators don't realize:

youtube doesn't show your video to all your subscribers at once. it picks like 5-10% first — kind of like a test audience. if THEY engage (likes, comments, watch time), youtube goes "okay this is good" and pushes it wider.

if they don't? your video quietly disappears.

this is why two creators can post videos of the same quality and get completely different results. it's not about talent. it's about understanding how the machine works.

things that actually help: — reply to every comment in the first hour (each reply signals activity) — ask ONE specific question mid-video, not at the end — give your best content a head start when it matters

i wrote a full breakdown of what actually grows youtube likes in 2026 without spending your entire life on the platform:

How to Grow YouTube Likes Without Spending Hours Daily

Let’s be honest — growing on YouTube feels like a full-time job. You spend hours scripting, filming, editing, uploading… and then your…

if you're a creator who's tired of posting into the void, this one's for you.