My 5 highest-performing posts on LinkedIn

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September 02, 2025

Every week, I post on LinkedIn.
Some posts do well.
Others take off - hundreds of thousands of views, comments, and saves.

And after looking at my LinkedIn analytics for the past 3 months… the winners are clear.

Here’s the thing: I don’t just sit and wait for inspiration.
I follow my industry colleagues, top creators, and even people in completely different niches. I pay attention to what’s working for them — then put my own spin on it.

And it works.

On LinkedIn, depth and authenticity win. Posts that mix professional insights with personal transparency are the ones people share, comment on, and save.

These 5 posts delivered our highest reach and engagement:

  1. My worst business mistake that cost me millions.
    • Vulnerability + lessons learned = high engagement.
    • Storytelling with a clear headline (“My worst mistake…”)
    • Why it worked: People relate to mistakes more than polished wins.
    My result: 831 199 impressions

  1. The “Before & Now” success story, complete with a photo for contrast
    • A growth journey shown with a contrasting photo.
    • Visual proof makes achievements relatable.
    My result: 557 563 impressions

  1. Top 5 AI tools that me and my team use daily
    • Practical value - people want to learn and apply right away.
    • Structured list (“Top 5 AI tools…”).
    • Saves and shares skyrocket when content is actionable.
    My result: 539 341 impressions

  1. A real screenshot of one of my portfolios
    • Money talk + real proof sparks curiosity and discussion.
    • Real screenshot with a clear % breakdown.
    My result: 283 116 impressions

  1. My professional journey in milestones
    • A timeline makes growth feel achievable step by step.
    • Year-by-year story: wins, failures, and turning points.
    • This format is easy to scan:

    2015: milestone X
    2016: milestone Y
    2017: failure W
    ….
    2025:
    My result: 275 157 impressions

Ideas aren’t owned. Execution is.
Take one, twist it your way, and see how fast it takes off.

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