A new LinkedIn tool will increase the exposure of your content

Last updated 29 April 2026
A new LinkedIn tool will increase the exposure of your content

Soon, you will be able to draw attention to the kind of content that displays in your LinkedIn profile's Activities section.

LinkedIn is introducing useful features and tools for marketers and content producers. Even though it is a simple modification, it is one more tactic you can use to improve the exposure of your content, which should help you become more visible on LinkedIn, get more connections and followers, and eventually help your company or career progress.

What's altering:The sort of information that appears first in your Activities section is up to you:

  • Posts
  • Videos
  • Images
  • Newsletters
  • Articles
  • Documents

When the modification will take effect: According to LinkedIn, all users will have access to this in the coming several weeks.

The update from LinkedIn introduces more recent changes, such as the LinkedIn SEO modification, where you may now add an SEO title and description.

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