To build a career on social media, you cannot post randomly. You need a framework. Drawing from the strategies that solidified in March 2024, here is the 3-Pillar Framework (3 topics, 13 posting principles).
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On March 13, 2024, a viral LinkedIn post argued that your profile is not a news feed; it is an archive. Recruiters look at your last 13 posts (roughly two weeks of consistent posting) to judge your current expertise.
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| If your goal is... | Post on March 13th: | Avoid: | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Promotion at current job | Internal wins (with approval), industry news commentary. | Salary threads, employer criticism. | | Changing industries | Skill-translation posts (e.g., "What a teacher taught me about SaaS"). | Over-indexing on old industry jargon. | | Becoming a thought leader | Original data (poll your network; share results). | Re-sharing generic motivational quotes. | | Avoiding layoffs | Value-visible posts (e.g., "I saved our team 10 hours/week by..."). | "I’m so bored" or "overworked" venting. |
Instead of just announcing you finished a project, show how you did it.