If you’re a creator, LinkedIn has an invitation for you. Over the past few years, the top social media platform for professionals has fostered a creative community of its own. Slowly but surely, LinkedIn creators are developing eager audiences and reimagining what work-appropriate content can look like. As the platform evolves, it is battling a pervasive preconception. If you think LinkedIn is a hub of dull, staid posts from professionals who lack personality, you might want to take a second look. There’s all sorts of stuff to find there — if you know who to follow.Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top StoriesSubscribe I’m thrilled to announce that LinkedIn is changing When Jerry Lee and Jonathan Javier founded Wonsulting in 2019, they turned to LinkedIn with a clear goal. Their business is billed as a tool for “turning underdogs into winners” through services like resume development. As its professional network expanded, its founders sought to “help people from nontraditional backgrounds find jobs.” But there was an issue: How do you reach nontraditional applicants on a platform that feels so traditional? The creators we spoke to for this story universally bemoaned the boilerplate language that is associated with LinkedIn. Amidst a sea of…
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