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The Hype Department · Jun 21, 2026

The LinkedIn Algorithm Loophole that consistently boosts my reach by 1,300%!!!

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Alicia Teltz · The Hype Department

What if I told you there is a surefire way to skyrocket your impressions and gain hundreds of new LinkedIn followers in a single day with a trick that takes you 2 seconds?! 🤯

And I SWEAR this is not clickbait!!

What I’m going to share with you I will NEVER publicly talk about on LinkedIn. It’s way too good and too spicy. If loads of people find out about it, LinkedIn will be FAST to change it. And we want to make sure we can capitalise on this for as long as possible.

Especially as LinkedIn impressions have been down the drain over the last few months, this ridiculously easy trick is PURE GOLD!

Whenever I use this method, my impressions and follower growth go through the roof!

Average impressions for my most recent “normal” posts: 10,629

Average impressions when I applied the loophole: 104,826!!!! That’s an increase in impressions of 1,300%!! 🤯🤯🤯

As you can see below, once I found the loophole, my impressions and follower numbers went nuts:

Told you this trick WORKS!
Daily new follower growth is INSANE!

🚨 There is some explanation needed around this topic, so make sure you read the full article right to the end, as that’s where I will reveal this 2-second trick.

As confirmed by Tim Jurka (VP of Engineering at LinkedIn) and Rishi Jobanputra (Sr. Director, Product Management at LinkedIn), LinkedIn analyses every piece of your content and determines whether the content is a helpful insight, a job opportunity, or a career milestone.

Furthermore, the LinkedIn algorithm sub-categorises whether your content is “connected” or “unconnected”.

LinkedIn’s goal is to create the best feed possible, as this leads to more opportunities for LinkedIn to increase its revenue.

Therefore, the idea behind categorising your content is to ensure that irrelevant content doesn’t show up in the feed of people unconnected to you and boring them with content they don’t care about.

However, it has become insanely hard to yield great reach these days, even if you write stellar, high-quality content.

That’s because LinkedIn changed it’s algorihtm in autumn 2025 and tweaked it again in March 2026 (with continuous updates being made across the last few months). I have written about LinkedIn’s new algorithm in depth in one of my previous articles.

LinkedIn justifies this by saying that whilst impressions are lower overall, it is now ensuring that the RIGHT audience is seeing your posts. This happens by LinkedIn analysing your LinkedIn profile and checking whether you are qualified to talk about a certain topic. Here’s an article going into more detail.

My own experience (and from what I hear from others) is that the new algo is highly unreliable, with most posts hardly scratching the surface, even if they are perfectly aligned with your expertise.

Now. We have businesses to run and money to make.

The tip I’m going to share with you is only for those times when you have an important announcement to make (ie product launch, upcoming event, etc), or if your impressions are rock bottom and you need a push to regain momentum.

🚨 Don’t overdo it!! We don’t want LinkedIn to clock that we found this loophole!!

Alright, let me show you how to skyrocket your impressions with this 2-second trick:

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I am SO sorry, but I must place a paywall here. This trick is too powerful to give away for free.

If you aren’t a paid subscriber yet and would need to upgrade to see the rest of this article, I URGE you to do it. Even if it’s just for a month, and you cancel it straight after.

I PROMISE YOU, the £20 you’re spending will be worth it!!

If you do upgrade, and read the rest of the article, and try my trick, and STILL don’t think spending £20 was worth it, I will give you your money back! (But know that I will forever think you’re a liar because the advice I’m giving is f*cking bulletproof! 😂)

Read the original on aliciateltz.substack.com

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