I talked about articles earlier.
You can get two articles, a couple of different ways.
I can go to write an article by one or two, and I can also go to my profile and I can come down here
to activity with my activity right here.
See all activity.
And under all activity and click on articles.
So now I can see an article and I can view the analytics on each one of these articles.
This article here is June 25th, so it's a month and a half old and I can see that for 55 times it showed
up in someone's newsfeed.
I can see a couple of people have reacted to it.
A couple comments, no shares.
The article interesting 64 article views.
This right here means it showed up in the news feed.
This means they clicked on it.
I can see who who viewed it, you know, by all job titles, by locations, by companies, etc., etc..
And get those analytics.
Pay attention to that.
Don't get overly excited about it.
But you do want to pay attention to who's engaging on your articles, who's like in your articles.
Maybe there's a reason someone clicked on it.
Maybe there's a reason if someone commented on it, need to understand that.
But again, if you want to write an article, it's really pretty easy.
From the home page, click write an article, say I want to write it by me personally or my company.
Page hit next.
Here's where I write my headline.
There's your put my image and here's where I start writing.
And again, if you're using creator mode, you once you write an article, you can create a newsletter.
So every new article you write will be emailed to all of the followers or subscribers of your newsletter.
Really powerful way to do it, but you've got to be willing to write content that your target audience
wants to read.
So you write your article, you review it and edit it, and then once you're done, you publish it.
And again, because I mentioned creator mode or you look at my profile, you'll see down here under
resources.
Now I've got creator mode turned on.
If I click on that, you'll see that I get to click five topics that show up on the top part of my profile.
These are hashtags, and I get also to look and see if when I turn on creator mode to have access to
LinkedIn, live audio and newsletter.
And if I don't want that, I can turn it off.
It'll turn off the follow button and it put the connect button back on top and then make an adjustment
if I need to.
Don't think once you turn this on, anybody who is really a creator would turn it off.