Get seen on LinkedIn by the people who buy.
How comments, reach and positioning actually work on LinkedIn, written for founders, coaches and consultants. Every number comes from real Mastreach accounts, and every claim about LinkedIn links to LinkedIn’s own words.
LinkedIn comments guide: get seen and win clients (2026)
Where to comment, what to write, how many a day, whether AI help is safe, and how to measure reach. Everything we know about LinkedIn comments.
Positioning and focusLinkedIn profile search ranking: why it differs
Your LinkedIn search rank looks different to every buyer. What LinkedIn Help says decides people search, and what to measure and change instead.
Comments that get seenHow long should a LinkedIn comment be? What data says
The "15 words" rule is repeated everywhere but cannot be checked. What open studies show about comment length, and a simple rule you can use tomorrow.
How the LinkedIn feed worksLinkedIn feed views up 16%: should you post more?
LinkedIn says feed views are up 16% and daily posters are growing fast. What it means for a small consultant, and a two-week test before you post more.
Getting clients from LinkedInLinkedIn collaborative posts: co-author with a client?
How LinkedIn collaborative posts work, how to check if you have the button, and how a consultant can co-author a case study with a client.
How the LinkedIn feed worksLinkedIn longer post preview test: what to change
LinkedIn is reportedly testing longer text previews before "more". What is known, what is not, and four calm changes for a consultant's posts.
Comments that get seenLinkedIn engagement list: 30 buyers to comment on
Build a LinkedIn engagement list of 30 buyers in two hours: who to include, how to find them with a small network, and a 30-minute weekly routine.
Getting clients from LinkedInLinkedIn digital business card: what to do after a scan
LinkedIn's digital business card is rolling out worldwide. What it is, what is unknown, and a simple routine for the days after someone scans it.
Staying authenticLinkedIn 'Seems like AI' tip: what it means
A "Seems like AI" tip in your LinkedIn post analytics is not a penalty. What LinkedIn says it means, and four steps to take next.
How the LinkedIn feed worksLinkedIn creator dashboard: what to check first
LinkedIn's new creator dashboard puts analytics, drafts and scheduled posts in one place. See what is new, what is missing, and what to check weekly.
How the LinkedIn feed worksLinkedIn impressions dropped? A 4-week check first
Why have your LinkedIn impressions dropped? Use LinkedIn's own analytics and your own baseline to tell noise from a real fall, before you change anything.
Comments that get seenLinkedIn Verified Comments Filter: Should You Verify?
LinkedIn lets readers filter comments to verified members. What is confirmed, what is not, and how to write comments that earn attention.
Getting clients from LinkedInLinkedIn Premium All-in-One: Worth It for Consultants?
What LinkedIn Premium All-in-One gives a consultant, which results are LinkedIn's own claims, and how to test it for one month beside free comments.
Getting clients from LinkedInGet Clients on LinkedIn With a Small Following
A small LinkedIn following does not stop you winning clients. What two 2026 datasets show, and a four-week plan for under 1,000 connections.
LinkedIn updatesLinkedIn Network feed test: US, UK, India, Australia
LinkedIn is testing a Network feed in the US, India, UK and Australia. What it shows, what is unknown, and a calm plan for consultants and founders.
Comments that get seenLinkedIn pinned comments are back: write one worth pinning
Post authors can pin one comment to the top of the thread again. Who can pin, why a pinned comment matters, and what makes a comment worth pinning.
Getting clients from LinkedInWhich LinkedIn posts to comment on: a buyer-first method
Which LinkedIn posts should a consultant comment on? Start from the people your buyers read, not your feed. A simple method for busy founders and coaches.
Staying authenticHow Many LinkedIn Comments Per Day Is Too Many?
LinkedIn publishes no daily comment limit. What its help pages say, why vendor numbers have no source, and a calm daily pace for busy professionals.
Comments that get seenLinkedIn comment ranking: what 'top comment for you' means
LinkedIn now orders comments by relevance to each reader. What is known, what is not, and how founders and consultants should comment in response.
Getting clients from LinkedInComment before connecting on LinkedIn: does it work?
Does a comment before a connection request help? Vendor data says acceptance rises from about 27% to 41%. What it shows, what it cannot prove.
Getting clients from LinkedInWhy B2B deals stall: the hidden buyer you never meet
More than 40% of B2B deals stall. Often a quiet finance, legal or operations voice is the reason. Here is how a consultant can be known to them.
Getting clients from LinkedInHow buyers find consultants with AI, and what they see
Buyers now ask AI tools to shortlist providers. Here is what they find when they look you up, and a simple fix you can make this week.
AuthenticityLinkedIn AI slop detection: will your comments be flagged?
LinkedIn now checks posts shown beyond your network for AI slop, at 94% precision. What it means for comments, plus a 4-point test before you post.
Getting clients from LinkedInAre LinkedIn posts cited by ChatGPT? What studies show
Do LinkedIn posts show up in ChatGPT answers? Studies disagree. Here is the honest reading and a light weekly routine for consultants and founders.
PositioningLinkedIn Creator Discovery: what it means for you
LinkedIn now lets brands filter creators by industry and job function. What it is, who can use it, and how a small consultant can be easy to find.
CommentsLinkedIn AI slop comments: how to tell if yours is one
LinkedIn now lets people report comments as AI slop. What it counts as slop, what it allows, and how to keep your own voice in a comment.
LinkedIn updatesLinkedIn Network tab vs For You tab: what each one shows
Network shows people you follow or are connected to. For You shows practitioners beyond your network. What the 2026 test means for your reach.
LinkedIn feedLinkedIn algorithm 2026: what changed, in plain English
In March 2026 LinkedIn rebuilt how its feed picks posts. Here is what changed, in LinkedIn's own words, and what it means for your reach.
MeasurementLinkedIn comment impressions: where to find them
LinkedIn shows impressions on each comment, but never in a dashboard. Where to find them, what they count, and how to add them up.
CommentsLinkedIn comments reach: what 914 comments earned
A comment is shown to everyone reading the post it sits under. Here is what 914 real comments earned on LinkedIn: 177,931 impressions.
AuthenticityAre LinkedIn engagement pods against the rules in 2026?
Yes. LinkedIn named engagement pods and comment automation as behaviour it acts against. What it said, and what works better instead.
PositioningWhy is my LinkedIn reach low? Too many topics
Hiring on Monday, AI on Wednesday, a flight story on Friday. Why one clear subject beats five on LinkedIn's 2026 feed, and how to choose yours.