Hello there Shoestringers!! Here's a question: over the last week or so I've been a lot more intentional about my Linkedin posting. I've seen a real increase (not always consistent) in engagement and impressions. Yesterday I commented on a post and the comment has had a lot of engagement and a huge number of impressions (over 40,000). How might I take advantage of this? Is time of the essence? Thanks all. Matthew

As this community grows, lets support each other by dropping our social links here and following each other. Feel free to drop your socials, youtube, website, etc as a comment and please help each other out by following back.

Ok. It's only Tuesday but I've just had a BIG win and don't have too many people to tell. Last week Bank Of Smiles got offical backing from the Mental Health Foundation - today we got the New Zealand FernMark Licence! Amongst other things, it provides government recognition of our connection to New Zealand and leverages Aotearoa's brand and reputation. Look out for that silver fern!

Hey Stu. Big Question. Is it worth trying out Linkedin Premium for a month or two? I have a couple of things on the go that could really benefit from more eyes. But not really sure it's worth the investment. You're probably bored of this question - but I've never asked it!

I feel way more confident doing videos but now I'm worried about the reflections in my glasses and that's preventing me from posting the videos I am filming. So I guess what I am asking is to 2 things... 1. Do people watching videos actually care that the things in reflected in my glasses - like is that distracting or does that make me look unprofessional? A lot of the videos I tend to watch, people aren't wearing glasses so my inner critic is really having a field day with that to drive home some of that negative self talk. 2. Is there a way I can film these videos that reduces the reflection in my glasses? It's a problem I have often had when doing brand photos as well. Thanks!