We’re officially announcing LinkedIn Growth Engine 2026 — CrossLike’s annual conference. This is the first full look at the program we’re building. 📅 January 29, 2026 ⏰ 10:00 AM – ~4:30 PM (US Central) 🌍 Online | Free to attend This is not another LinkedIn webinar. It’s a high-density, operator-led
Every year, LinkedIn advice gets louder. More posts. More “authenticity.” More tactics that worked once — and stopped working quietly. But under the noise, the platform itself keeps evolving. LinkedIn Growth Engine 2026 was created for one simple reason: to explain how LinkedIn actually drives visibility, engagement, and pipeline in 2026
A few days ago, our engineering team shared a number that made us stop mid-conversation: 5,900,000 That’s how many likes and comments were generated across CrossLike-supported posts in the last 90 days. Not impressions. Not automated noise. Actual engagement between real professionals. To visualize it: * That’s
LinkedIn 2026 Algorithm Velocity Playbook0:00/84.6599541× The definitive playbook for LinkedIn (and everything that feeds it) Social growth in 2026 isn’t about posting more. It’s about detecting the right signals, engineering early velocity, and converting attention into something you actually own. The old era of “growth
2025 has reset the rules for B2B social media marketing and content ROI. LinkedIn now outpaces all other platforms for engagement, multi-image posts dominate, and AI is firmly established as the marketer’s strategic lever. Below, we break down the most important trends, data, and actionable insights surfaced from the
What Actually Drives Viral Reach (After Studying 31,000 Posts) One of the most common questions we hear is simple: “Why does one LinkedIn post reach 100,000+ views, while another barely crosses 1,000?” Over the last quarter, we analyzed 31,000+ LinkedIn posts supported by the CrossLike community
Insights from Analyzing 42,000 Posts If you’ve ever wondered why one LinkedIn post explodes while another barely gets noticed, you’re not alone. Over the last few months, we analyzed 42,000+ LinkedIn posts created and supported by the CrossLike community. We also spoke with 70+ creators and
You’ve automated campaigns. You’ve optimized workflows. You’ve built dashboards so clean they could win design awards. But your content strategy—the thing powering the entire top of the funnel—is still stuck in spreadsheets, guesswork, and outdated monthly calendars. Marketing Ops has transformed every part of the
“Great content that no one saw.” “Posts that tanked after days of work.” “An article we were proud of—ignored by everyone.” Sound familiar? Most content doesn’t fail because of bad writing. It fails because of broken strategy. If the timing is off, the topic is irrelevant, or the
Today’s content strategist faces an impossible task. * Google Trends spikes at 9 a.m. * Twitter (X) discourse shifts by noon. * TikTok formats evolve weekly. * LinkedIn thought leaders drop new frameworks daily. * SEO keyword gaps widen. * Competitors launch campaigns without warning. And that’s just Monday. For most marketing teams,
Every quarter, we review what’s happening inside the CrossLike ecosystem — not just to admire the numbers, but to understand how professionals are actually breaking through LinkedIn’s algorithm. This time, one metric didn’t just stand out. It jumped off the page: 5,400,000 engagements. That’s how
Over the past month, LinkedIn users worldwide have been asking the same question: “Why did my post impressions suddenly go down?” It wasn’t a glitch. LinkedIn updated its algorithm — and the result has been a noticeable decrease in organic visibility. Here’s what actually changed, why paid boosts aren’