The Data Science Behind LinkedIn Commenting

We're presenting to you data on HUNDREDS of public LinkedIn accounts that we researched. We compiled data on the number of comments written vs the number of comments received in a full year.
Why? So you can see how LinkedIn engagement that you do outbound, correlates with LinkedIn engagement that comes inbound to you.
If you think about it, it should be obvious: give more to your LinkedIn social ecosystem, and you'll get more back in return. But isn't it nice to see the data shown clearly this way?
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This is great content. Time to start growing the TH-cam channel now???

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Do I understand it right: for every comment given on average 0,65 comments are received?

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@@modernsellingimb2b the correlation is about 0,65 so in other words, comments written explains roughly 65% of comments received
As we go into in the video there are plenty of outliers (big influencers, auto commenters), but the average user can be well served by writing more thoughtful comments, and they’re likely to receive more as well if they do so