
TEST - LinkedIn Is Quietly Killing Video Reach, and the Data Proves It
Despite LinkedIn's aggressive push into short-form video after a 36% viewership surge in 2024, the data tells a completely different story.
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Despite LinkedIn's aggressive push into short-form video after a 36% viewership surge in 2024, the data tells a completely different story.

Channels that B2B brands built their growth on are collapsing, and the companies responding by becoming publishers are the ones pulling ahead.

The brands that publish will be found. The brands that do not will be described by someone else, or not described at all. This is the complete case, backed by every data point we could find.

Zoom's CMO assembled a cross-functional war room to control how AI describes the company. The data behind that decision applies to every brand reading this.

Despite a decade of growth advice built entirely on audience size, the latest algorithm data shows follower count barely predicts how any single LinkedIn post performs.

B2B content distribution has become an arbitrage industry where someone takes a margin at every layer, and most marketers cannot audit where their dollars actually land.

We have been saying it for months: the way people find information is changing, and the companies best built to win are the ones that publish like media companies.

Every platform shift produces a wave of new job titles. The Marketing Engineer is one worth taking seriously, which is exactly why the org change has to come before the hire.

Trade media is collapsing. Google referral traffic is in freefall. And a new class of companies is responding by doing something that would have seemed absurd five years ago: becoming publishers themselves.

The $32 billion fintech company does not want a content marketer. It wants a media builder.

Recently, I wrote about LinkedIn's algorithmic shift away from company pages and why employee voices had become the primary distribution layer for B2B brands.