How to Curate Your LinkedIn Feed and Make It Interesting

An interesting feed keeps you informed, inspired, and connected. So, let’s dive into some tips from the Cozy Agency team on how to curate your LinkedIn feed and make it a place you genuinely enjoy visiting!

1.Identify Your Professional Goals for LinkedIn

First, clarify what you want from LinkedIn. Are you looking to expand your network within your industry, stay updated on trends, or boost your personal brand? Having clear goals will help you tailor your feed to align with your professional ambitions, allowing you to follow people, companies, and topics that are meaningful to you.

2. Follow Industry Leaders and Influencers

One of the easiest ways to spice up your feed is by following industry leaders and influencers. These are the folks who are at the forefront of conversations in your field.

• Look for hashtags that are relevant to your interests and check out who’s leading those discussions.
• Follow LinkedIn Top Voices or influencers in your area to get fresh insights.

3. Use Hashtags Wisely

Following hashtags like #DigitalMarketing, #Leadership, or #Fintech can keep you informed on topics you care about. When searching for hashtags, LinkedIn will also suggest related ones to help broaden your feed in meaningful ways.

4. Engage with Relevant Content

LinkedIn’s algorithm is smart; it learns from your interactions. By liking, commenting, or sharing content that resonates with you, LinkedIn will prioritize similar posts. Be intentional with what you engage in to see more of the content that matters to you.

5. Turn Off Connections’ Updates

Sometimes, we don’t need to see every connection’s activity. To manage this, go to a connection’s profile, click on the “More” button, and select “Unfollow.” This allows you to stay connected without their posts appearing in your feed.

Curating your LinkedIn feed can make a huge difference in your daily experience. With a bit of attention to who you follow, engage with, and the hashtags you track, you’ll be surprised how much more valuable and interesting LinkedIn can become.