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Recent data suggests that video posts on LinkedIn outperform text posts in reach and impressions.

In fact, low-performing videos still garnered nearly three times the impressions of high performing text posts. Are you doing video yet?

According to the research…

• Videos under 5 minutes performed best.
• Direct-to-camera style was effective.
• Posting between 9-11 a.m. EST saw optimal engagement.
• Adding personal touches, such as sound effects and captions, increased appeal.

When to use video…

• Video is ideal for top-of-funnel awareness; text posts perform better in driving deeper engagement with an established audience.
• Text posts receive targeted distribution to connections, while videos can reach beyond your network.

Take a closer look at the 90-day study at Search Engine Journal.

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Well, it was probably inevitable that someone made a Karen AI.

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(Sorry to our 87 subscribers named Karen.)

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On average, women’s jeans pockets are 48% smaller than men’s.

Honestly, they’re barely functional. You can fit your ALDI quarter, but definitely not your smartphone. In 2024.

So, Payconiq, a mobile payment brand, has partnered with Belgium clothing brand Paradox to make “Equal Pocket Denim” jeans, so your drip is finally as free as your financial autonomy.

The unisex jeans feature one men’s pocket (embroidered “future”)—fit for a smartphone—and one women’s pocket (embroidered “past”).

Paradox is hip enough to make even a financial logo and slogan look cool on a garment.