LinkedIn Is Making Professional Video Feel More Like A Feed Habit – WeRSM

LinkedIn keeps trying to make professional video feel less like an experiment and more like a habit. The platform has shared new video creation guidance for creators, including recommendations on what to post, how often to post, and how to think about performance. It is also expanding its immersive video feed experience to more markets, including Canada, the U.K., and Australia, after testing in the U.S. That is not a small content-format note. It is LinkedIn continuing to reshape professional visibility around video. Professional content is becoming more performative LinkedIn used to be the place where professional identity lived mostly in text: updates, essays, job changes, career reflections, hiring posts, industry takes. Video changes the posture. It asks people to become more visible, more repeatable, and more formatted. LinkedIn’s latest advice leans into that shift, encouraging creators to share real experience, clear points of view, industry perspective, and lessons from their own careers. That sounds simple, but it says a lot about what LinkedIn wants from its creator class. The platform does not just want resumes and updates. It wants recurring professional presence. The video feed needs a different kind of creator LinkedIn says a strong starting rhythm could be
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