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There’s something that feels different about a LinkedIn post from a company executive. A strong LinkedIn post strategy for executives turns that difference into something repeatable: a steady stream of posts that sound like the person, not the brand, and build authority over time.<\/p>\n

The posts are more personal because of who they\u2019re from, and they give the people sitting higher up a chance to share their personal stories and industry insights with an audience eager to hear from them.<\/p>\n

But as we all know, executives have a lot on their plate, which means someone else on the marketing enablement<\/span><\/a> team may be tasked with helping to bring these posts to life.<\/p>\n

I’ll be honest: I struggle to write LinkedIn posts on my own page. It’s hard enough to know where to start the conversation there. Do that on behalf of your company’s C-suite, and the pressure can feel all the more daunting.<\/span><\/p>\n

Over the years, I’ve helped build LinkedIn post strategies for executives, and along the way I’ve picked up a framework that works well. Here’s what I’ve learned. I hope it serves you well, too!<\/p>\n

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