How to Leverage LinkedIn’s New Video Feed

There’s a new way to reach B2B audiences on LinkedIn—and you’re going to want to get in early. LinkedIn’s new TikTok-style short-form video feed is currently in beta, and companies are already reporting major success. But don’t just take it from us:

It shouldn’t come as a surprise: Video content marketing isn’t just for B2C. B2B marketing experts who harnessed video content in 2023 saw 49% faster growth in revenue compared to those who didn’t and achieved a 1,200% higher average engagement rate than text- and image-based content combined.

Navigating LinkedIn’s new feed: For beta testers, the feed lives in the app’s navigation bar in a new “Video” tab. You can also tap on a vertical video in your normal feed and swipe up the way you would on TikTok—the endless video feed will automatically come up. 

So what should your LinkedIn short-form strategy look like? Like TikTok and Reels, vertical videos are key. LinkedIn also appears to be prioritizing higher-quality production and captions. Some tips:

Content themes: Video content is all about optimizing for the platform—on LinkedIn, that means providing value to a professional audience. Some examples:

But keep in mind…marketers should remain flexible and prepared to adapt their strategies as LinkedIn incorporates user feedback and refines the feature. The addition of a direct follow button on video content, for example, might change your CTA at the end of a video.

The bottom line? B2B brands have a golden opportunity to get in on LinkedIn's short-form video revolution. By creating snackable, professional content that resonates with your audience, you can boost engagement, showcase your expertise, and stay ahead of the curve.

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