Use no more than three hashtags per post, since more dilute impact. Pick one leader hashtag for your brand, like #RichardNugget, to aggregate your content and ensure your posts show up first in followers' feeds.
With that said, here's my process. I'll do Hemingway App, I'll do Grammarly, and then I will read it out loud multiple times. I want to make sure that it sounds conversational, that it's something that as you read this out loud, people understand it very clearly. There's a concise thought there, a clear thought that they understand. Now, with that said, there's another piece. You need hashtags. Now, data says— the data says that right now any more than 3 hashtags is too much. So those of you that have gone hashtag Wild, you need to tame it down. So here's kind of our rule of thumb here in house, okay? One hashtag that represents the leader. So as an example, if you follow any of my content, I use Richard Nugget, okay? And my— and I don't know where that came from. I don't have any like very professional, you know, highly intelligent answer to give you regarding that. But what I can tell you is my kids run around the house singing some dang chicken and a biscuit, chicken and a nugget song. I don't even know where it came from. And I hope that that is like rated G. But what I can tell you is that the nugget word just stuck with me. And so I was actually being the hero of my kids by actually creating the hashtag #RichardNugget. So if you go and you follow on LinkedIn, hashtag #RichardNugget, guess what? You will see all of my content in your newsfeed first.
