Networking and Marketing Made Simple
Sep 7, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
LinkedIn engagement is changing, and simply getting more likes and comments isn’t the goal anymore. Some of LinkedIn’s latest updates are putting more emphasis on quality, credibility, and meaningful…
Scott AaronHost
So basically you can actually see certain components of what's going on with the comments that you've been making.

Basically, as the content creator and as the commenter, you're the only one that has access to this specific metric.

You may have seen this, but just rolled right past it, didn't even realize it was there.

But they show you how many impressions your comments generate, which means how many times people are actually being shown your comment.

And I've talked about this in prior trainings, engage, acknowledge, ask, engage someone else's comment that comments on your post, acknowledge them by hitting the reply button, which tags them, you know, acknowledge and engage their comment by relating to it, and then ask a follow-up question to further the conversation.

And again, you'll start to see impressions on those, but you will also see impressions on other people's posts that you have commented on.

And the example I gave in one of our private trainings in our mastermind program, I commented on one of Gary Vaynerchuk's posts a couple of months ago and it got over 1100 impressions.

So you can generate visibility by just genuinely and authentically commenting on other people's stuff.

You you don't have to, you know, worry about like, you know, if there's low impressions, are people going to see that? Again, it's only something that you can see.

And when you strategically comment, you can get in front of the right people, whether it's with your own post or.

And commenting, as I've spoken about before, should be part of your lead generation strategy.

So basically you can actually see certain components of what's going on with the comments that you've been making.

Basically, as the content creator and as the commenter, you're the only one that has access to this specific metric.

You may have seen this, but just rolled right past it, didn't even realize it was there.

But they show you how many impressions your comments generate, which means how many times people are actually being shown your comment.

And I've talked about this in prior trainings, engage, acknowledge, ask, engage someone else's comment that comments on your post, acknowledge them by hitting the reply button, which tags them, you know, acknowledge and engage their comment by relating to it, and then ask a follow-up question to further the conversation.

And again, you'll start to see impressions on those, but you will also see impressions on other people's posts that you have commented on.

And the example I gave in one of our private trainings in our mastermind program, I commented on one of Gary Vaynerchuk's posts a couple of months ago and it got over 1100 impressions.

So you can generate visibility by just genuinely and authentically commenting on other people's stuff.

You you don't have to, you know, worry about like, you know, if there's low impressions, are people going to see that? Again, it's only something that you can see.

And when you strategically comment, you can get in front of the right people, whether it's with your own post or.

And commenting, as I've spoken about before, should be part of your lead generation strategy.
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