The Shady Hack People Are Using to Get Crazy LinkedIn Growth

In the realm of professional networking, LinkedIn has established itself as the go-to platform for individuals and businesses seeking to connect, collaborate, and unlock new opportunities. However, amidst the sea of profiles and countless networking endeavors, a shadowy undercurrent has emerged—a shady hack that promises unprecedented growth and influence on LinkedIn.

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LinkedIn's algorithm is designed to promote engaging and high-quality content while facilitating meaningful connections. However, enterprising individuals have discovered loopholes and exploitable patterns within this algorithm, allowing them to artificially amplify their reach and engagement.

By deciphering the underlying principles of the algorithm, we gain insights into the strategies employed by those seeking extraordinary LinkedIn growth.

In this chapter, we shed light on the controversial and unorthodox tactics that some LinkedIn users employ to achieve mind-boggling growth. We explore the moral quandaries and potential consequences associated with embracing the dark side of LinkedIn growth.

We explore strategies such as creating high-quality content, nurturing genuine connections, and providing value to the LinkedIn community. By adopting these principles, individuals can foster organic growth, establish credibility, and maximize their long-term opportunities.

By understanding the hidden tactics, risks, and consequences, individuals can make informed choices that align with their values while striving for LinkedIn growth that stands the test of time.

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[nickguy]

Best part of the video 1:43, "Yeah, you can have 1 more chocolate." :)

[tamarasalasgomez]

Oh my God! Thanks for this info. I was really worried about not getting as much engagement as other crazy accounts. I didn't know what I was doing wrong. But deep inside I felt some kind of trick was kept in the other accounts to have those crazy numbers with similar content as mine. I feel relief! Thank you.

[claudine]

Hey Neil, thanks for all the tremendous value you so freely share! 🙏🏾 I have a question.. I produce sponsored content/ articles for clients on high-domain authority sites like Maxim, Yahoo, etc. I continually strive to maximize the value I deliver to my clients through these posts. Could you kindly give me some tips on the most effective strategies I can employ to augment the visibility and attention these posts receive? Or practices that you think would enhance the overall impact of my sponsored content. Thank you!!!

[secretvisibility]

A good network really makes a difference. Black hat tactics always come to bite you in the end.

[Iammattjupp]

Delivered the goods as always. Thanks for sharing this

[deequeens]

I cried 😢when you said try to make the shady way legal. It’s such a struggle not to compromise or to hold and not fold!

[johnbredehoftatbredemarket]

Even pods can fall into the “shady” category if the members don’t have common professional interests.

[tylercanova]

Would you recommend taking cash distributions as a business owner?

[InfoLivePakistan]

What do you think about guest posting and Link building on high authority websites?

[MBAinternetmktg]

What is "refresh the account"?

[highvaluequeens]

Hi Neil I have a question.
I want to run facebook ads to capture leads for my high ticket coaching program but I don’t know if I should do it. Basically I offer a quiz and select warm leads and offer them a free consultation as a prize.

From what I’m getting only people who are familiar with my work would consider working with me if they found the call helpful. So I don’t know if I should run ads and target my audience only

Or if I should run ads for my small ebook and offer them free chapters of my ebook (so here I would target my audience and a similar audience)

I know I need to work with those who follow me already but I would love to hear your feedback

[aravindbasmi]

I always sit on LinkedIn but I have only 185 connections. Why my linked in growing slow with respect with connections.

[mamame]

insightful as always @NeilPatel would you like to start a new way of thinking so we can move from black & white 🦓🦓👴 to maybe Red & Green hats? This is a weighted question from a real human 😃

[ellenthompson]

How about just get your staff, friends, or select friendly customers to comment right away? Seems like this could really blow up.

[arponchakma]

Give me some tricks for increasing LinkedIn group follower

[irenedumateachesart]

yuck. I can't stand cheaters. You have friends doing this? It's deceitful.

[raiseyourmedia]

All this makes us not want not to engage in LN conversations.

[Hafajaybyrd]

Thanks for sharing. Please stop using language like black cut and white hat. Why is black cut bad and white hat good? Try shady and not shady.

[invisigal]

But wait - are these fake LinkedIn accounts that people are buying? Doesn't the whole thing just blow up after a while?