So many creators on this platform are going to underestimate what this means for us building on LinkedIn. This is farrrr beyond just a "creator feature." The Creator Marketplace should fix the entire discovery problem that we've been seeing for years. Now LinkedIn is pulling all of this into one place inside the Campaign Manager. Brands can: • Search for vetted creators by topic • Review audience and content fit • Reach out directly for partnerships • Extend campaigns with BrandLink Creators can: • Approve how sponsored content gets used • Choose how brands contact them • Feature the work they want seen • Put their profile in front of brands Creator marketing on LinkedIn is tied to TRUST. And creator marketing is also one of the largest forms of marketing for brands right now in 2026. Right now it’s in alpha, with creator discovery for select brands and creators in North America and English-only content. Keep a look out in the next few weeks if you get access early to the Marketplace.

Hey all, happy Sunday. If you haven't already seen, the 360Brew algorithm is a "reasoning engine" for LinkedIn. The updates are pretty interesting. I recorded a video on the new algorithm that breaks down: - What the 360Brew LinkedIn Algorithm is. - What to do to Succeed with It. - What NOT to do with it. - What this means for the future of LinkedIn content. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/1ae5dIH1Lx0 Reply to this post with any questions you have about 360Brew.

450 members. Wow. We've grown fast these last few weeks. And now, I'm closing off invites for a bit. New members can still request to join, but they won't be added in right away (until our next wave of approvals). Here's why: 1. Focus on improving our current content, modules, and community calls. 2. Get to know each other, current members, and who's here already. 3. Build long-term relationships with each other (not just me!). The doors will open again soon. We're building the #1 LinkedIn community on Skool (and in general). This will be the GO TO spot. Just wait! Who's ready? Also if you haven't introduced yourself yet, do it on this post. Start making new relationships with fellow creators. Last thing -> I'm in Houston TX right now, heading to Denver CO next, then over to Hawaii, and then up to Orlando FL. Anyone in the area? Happy to get together with some of you! Alex

Due to juggling multiple in person jobs, I batch produce content so that I can at least post on a regular basis. However, I notice my impressions are very low. I have recently pivoted from the nonprofit to the faith-based space, although there is overlap in the audiences. Some content creators believe that if you post more than once a day, LinkedIn suppresses your post and restricts your reach... I just wanted to see if anyone else uses a scheduler or social media manager tool such as metricool, Hootsuite or other tools and does it impact their reach... Also, does anyone post at the same time each day? Thanks in advance....

Most people only look at reach and impressions. But the real power lies in the emails LinkedIn automatically sends to your subscribers. Example from my wife: 👉 Her last newsletter had only 93 impressions – with just 250 subscribers and about 2,000 followers. 👉 Still, she got an inbound application via email, because the reader felt deeply understood by her content. That proves: It’s not about big reach. It’s about the right people seeing the right content. Now imagine having 1,000 of your ICP as subscribers – and being able to send them strategic content, for free. That’s basically your own email list inside LinkedIn. 💬 Question for you: Are you already using the LinkedIn newsletter – or do you still think it’s “too small to matter”?