LinkedIn as a Service (Genuine Comments + Original Posts) NO AI by Lauren HollidayLinkedIn as a Service (Genuine Comments + Original Posts) NO AI by Lauren Holliday
LinkedIn as a Service (Genuine Comments + Original Posts) NO AILauren Holliday
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LinkedIn just became the #1 most-cited domain for professional queries across all AI search platforms. ChatGPT. Perplexity. Gemini. Copilot. All of them. ๐Ÿซจ

LinkedIn is back and thriving (specifically in the world of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), at least that's according to a viral report ("LinkedIn is the most cited domain for professional queries in ai search") that's been floating around the Internet this past week.
Of course, this makes me happy since I'm AMAZING at strategizing, creating and managing ORIGINAL, personable, genuine, sometimes funny LinkedIn posts (and comments) for founder-led brands and/or brands with employee advocacy programs.

A new study by Profound (https://www.tryprofound.com/blog/linkedin-is-the-most-cited-domain-for-professional-queries-in-ai-search) analyzed 1.4 million citations and found LinkedIn surged from #11 to #5 on ChatGPT in just three months โ€” the largest single shift they've tracked this year. ๐Ÿ‘‚ Here's the part that should get your attention: Posts, long-form articles, and newsletters now make up 35% of all LinkedIn citations in AI responses โ€” up from 27% in November. That means when someone asks an AI "who's the best consultant for [your niche]" or "what company does [your service]" โ€” LinkedIn content is what the AI is reading to decide who to mention. Most brands and founders have no idea this is happening. They're posting sporadically. No strategy. No consistency. No thought to how AI reads their content. The window to build a compounding advantage here is open right now. It won't be for long. ๐Ÿƒ
Lucky for you, I help founders and employees (employee advocacy is huge on LI) build LinkedIn content strategies designed to show up โ€” for humans and AI alike. If you've been putting off getting serious about LinkedIn, this is just the data you needed to pull the trigger. DM me, and I'll share how I'd approach your profile.

Why Lauren?

TL;DR: Even when users were complaining about LinkedIn reach, my client was getting 2 million post impressions and 3,500 comments. Because I create the BEST content. PERIOD.

Curated excerpt from my recent LinkedIn case study >>
In less than one year (August 1, 2024), Iโ€™ve ghostwritten 340+ LinkedIn posts and left 400+ genuine, human-generated comments on relevant posts that my clientโ€™s target audience engages with already."
This has resulted in 12,000+ new followers (with an average of 1,000+ followers each month), two million post impressions, ~3,500 comments received, 18,000+ likes and 632+ shares.ย 
As of July 2025, he has nearly 28,000 followers, and heโ€™s even getting featured in influencer roundups, alongside highly prominent LinkedIn personalities in his niche.

Fun Fact: The shift is toward created content, not just profiles.

Posts, long-form articles, and newsletters now account for roughly 35% of all LinkedIn citations in ChatGPT responses, up from about 27% at the start of the period โ€” while profile citations actually dropped nearly 20 percentage points. AI is increasingly reading what people publish, not just who they are.

The good news? The first-mover window is wide open right now.

laurenholliday.com/linkedin-case-study
laurenholliday.com/linkedin-case-study
LinkedIn has opened a door to AI visibility that didn't exist three months ago, and that door is currently largely uncrowded โ€” most brands haven't adjusted their strategy to account for it yet. (And most brands can't do it because they're too busy copying the 800-lb gorillas, who suck at this stuff.)

The democratization angle is the real story.

Everyone with a LinkedIn presence is now a potential citation source โ€” your SDR's take, your CEO's reflection, your PM's product update all become part of how a brand surfaces in AI search results. That's a fundamentally different content distribution reality than anything that existed before. (Unless you were HubSpot back in like 2000 ๐Ÿ˜‰ )

If you're interested in working together, I'd love to chat. I'm available to take on one more client at the moment, so don't hesitate to reach out!
Can't wait to meet you!
Lauren :)
Contact for pricing
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LinkedIn as a Service (Genuine Comments + Original Posts) NO AILauren Holliday
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LinkedIn just became the #1 most-cited domain for professional queries across all AI search platforms. ChatGPT. Perplexity. Gemini. Copilot. All of them. ๐Ÿซจ

LinkedIn is back and thriving (specifically in the world of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.), at least that's according to a viral report ("LinkedIn is the most cited domain for professional queries in ai search") that's been floating around the Internet this past week.
Of course, this makes me happy since I'm AMAZING at strategizing, creating and managing ORIGINAL, personable, genuine, sometimes funny LinkedIn posts (and comments) for founder-led brands and/or brands with employee advocacy programs.

A new study by Profound (https://www.tryprofound.com/blog/linkedin-is-the-most-cited-domain-for-professional-queries-in-ai-search) analyzed 1.4 million citations and found LinkedIn surged from #11 to #5 on ChatGPT in just three months โ€” the largest single shift they've tracked this year. ๐Ÿ‘‚ Here's the part that should get your attention: Posts, long-form articles, and newsletters now make up 35% of all LinkedIn citations in AI responses โ€” up from 27% in November. That means when someone asks an AI "who's the best consultant for [your niche]" or "what company does [your service]" โ€” LinkedIn content is what the AI is reading to decide who to mention. Most brands and founders have no idea this is happening. They're posting sporadically. No strategy. No consistency. No thought to how AI reads their content. The window to build a compounding advantage here is open right now. It won't be for long. ๐Ÿƒ
Lucky for you, I help founders and employees (employee advocacy is huge on LI) build LinkedIn content strategies designed to show up โ€” for humans and AI alike. If you've been putting off getting serious about LinkedIn, this is just the data you needed to pull the trigger. DM me, and I'll share how I'd approach your profile.

Why Lauren?

TL;DR: Even when users were complaining about LinkedIn reach, my client was getting 2 million post impressions and 3,500 comments. Because I create the BEST content. PERIOD.

Curated excerpt from my recent LinkedIn case study >>
In less than one year (August 1, 2024), Iโ€™ve ghostwritten 340+ LinkedIn posts and left 400+ genuine, human-generated comments on relevant posts that my clientโ€™s target audience engages with already."
This has resulted in 12,000+ new followers (with an average of 1,000+ followers each month), two million post impressions, ~3,500 comments received, 18,000+ likes and 632+ shares.ย 
As of July 2025, he has nearly 28,000 followers, and heโ€™s even getting featured in influencer roundups, alongside highly prominent LinkedIn personalities in his niche.

Fun Fact: The shift is toward created content, not just profiles.

Posts, long-form articles, and newsletters now account for roughly 35% of all LinkedIn citations in ChatGPT responses, up from about 27% at the start of the period โ€” while profile citations actually dropped nearly 20 percentage points. AI is increasingly reading what people publish, not just who they are.

The good news? The first-mover window is wide open right now.

laurenholliday.com/linkedin-case-study
laurenholliday.com/linkedin-case-study
LinkedIn has opened a door to AI visibility that didn't exist three months ago, and that door is currently largely uncrowded โ€” most brands haven't adjusted their strategy to account for it yet. (And most brands can't do it because they're too busy copying the 800-lb gorillas, who suck at this stuff.)

The democratization angle is the real story.

Everyone with a LinkedIn presence is now a potential citation source โ€” your SDR's take, your CEO's reflection, your PM's product update all become part of how a brand surfaces in AI search results. That's a fundamentally different content distribution reality than anything that existed before. (Unless you were HubSpot back in like 2000 ๐Ÿ˜‰ )

If you're interested in working together, I'd love to chat. I'm available to take on one more client at the moment, so don't hesitate to reach out!
Can't wait to meet you!
Lauren :)
Contact for pricing