LinkedIn is the number one way for me to find early adopters. I love browsing LinkedIn and learning about new tech, and I think others do the same and like my content!
At its peak, I’ve received 10,000 views from LinkedIn in a week. I post interesting content every day, and I promote the latest happenings in my business and startup.
A lot of the AI community has migrated to LinkedIn after the collapse of Twitter/X for AI influencers.
You can check out my LinkedIn by searching “Josh agilend” in LinkedIn search :)
Out of interest, how many other folk here use LinkedIn in this manner?
Admittedly I find LinkedIn for the most part a pretty horrible place. It’s filled with dark patterns, people never really being genuine and thus always in a weird sort of “I am totally a normal casual human being right now and definitely not pretending because I might make people angry and lose my job or hurt my career otherwise” mode. Feels super artificial and sort of like a constant popularity contest of demonstrating peacocks and the occasional “congratulations on your X” post that LinkedIn told them to make.
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LinkedIn is the number one way for me to find early adopters. I love browsing LinkedIn and learning about new tech, and I think others do the same and like my content!
At its peak, I’ve received 10,000 views from LinkedIn in a week. I post interesting content every day, and I promote the latest happenings in my business and startup.
A lot of the AI community has migrated to LinkedIn after the collapse of Twitter/X for AI influencers.
You can check out my LinkedIn by searching “Josh agilend” in LinkedIn search :)
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Out of interest, how many other folk here use LinkedIn in this manner?
Admittedly I find LinkedIn for the most part a pretty horrible place. It’s filled with dark patterns, people never really being genuine and thus always in a weird sort of “I am totally a normal casual human being right now and definitely not pretending because I might make people angry and lose my job or hurt my career otherwise” mode. Feels super artificial and sort of like a constant popularity contest of demonstrating peacocks and the occasional “congratulations on your X” post that LinkedIn told them to make.