While i was testing different linkedin post generation tools present in the market like supergrow, taplio and Postessia as well . I saw the post generated by these tools are bypassing the general Ai detector tools while each one drastically fails to bypass Pangram . What guys do you think what if pangram and LinkedIn partnership in future ( if happened) then what your first reaction . Will you completely drop tools used and move to ghostwriters. Or as everyone generating in industry you also generate using tools . And what is the future of theses tools .

On July 1 I launched Postessia — an AI tool that writes LinkedIn posts in your actual voice instead of generic AI slop. Zero users on day one. Since then: → 37% reply rate on manual, personalized outreach (no automation, just real research per lead) → Wrote one blog post about LinkedIn's AI-content crackdown — this week Google started showing it as a sitelink under my brand search, completely organic → Just shipped v2 with a new content engine and a credit system starting at ₹39 Still haven't cracked converting warm replies into paying signups — that's the real bottleneck right now, not traffic or interest. If you've been through that "interested but not converting" phase, what actually moved the needle for you?

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Harshit, based in India. I've spent the last while deep in LinkedIn - both building my own presence and helping founders/agencies turn their raw stories into content that actually sounds like them (not generic AI fluff). Recently I've also been focused a lot on the outbound/networking side of LinkedIn - outreach, follow-ups, and turning connections into real relationships, not just numbers. Excited to be here and learn from everyone's experience. Would love to hear - what's the one LinkedIn strategy that's genuinely moved the needle for you lately?

Guys today we reach level 3 in this community .

Hi all, super exciting announcement for you all today. For those of you who have been with me for the last year, you remember when we first launched The Accelerator Program. This was the start of my LinkedIn Systems bundled up into module/course formatted content. A lot has changed in the last 6-9 months, which means a lot of the content is also changing. SO, the update for you (specifically for the Premium peeps in here): - The Accelerator Program is getting a revamp on videos. I will be doing a lot more frequent videos, with less editing and more raw. The idea is to have loads of tutorials and explanations for you guys, instead of overpolished mush. Yayyy. - I'll be renaming a bunch of the course modules, the material, and how the content is formatted (specifically the order). Keep an eye out for that in the Classroom. Results will be specific to what's working RIGHT now (this week, not 2 months ago). - Also, why do I charge for "Premium" and how do I price it? Great question; I get it a lot. First off, free content isn't taken seriously (for many of you). Paid content does. My paid content is also built for people who are actually serious, and I cannot give 1:1 private support to every single person who decides to stay on the free plan. (That's fine, just explaining my time scope as I'm a one-man show). Okay, just wanted to share this with you all. LinkedIn is still THE place to be in 2026. LET'S KEEP CRUSHING IT!!! 🔥