Hey, I post industry insights on LinkedIn, but usually only get 2–5 likes. I thought about buying likes to improve engagement, but I’m nervous about fake activity. Any safe approach?

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It is easy to start doubting the value of the content or the direction of the career. I began researching ways to boost engagement that would not damage my credibility. At one point I looked at services like https://themarketingheaven.com/buy-... because the idea of getting seen by more people sounded tempting. I learned that LinkedIn’s algorithm responds to early engagement, so higher numbers can push posts into more feeds. I also realized that fake activity can put a reputation at risk if the quality of those likes is low. I decided to focus on stronger hooks, posting at peak times and connecting with colleagues in my field. A balanced approach seems safer than relying only on paid tactics, even if progress feels slow.

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