And people can click “attend.” Once they click, they get the option to add the event to their calendar. When you schedule your stream, it shows up on your page or profile. That has potential to increase your audience though I haven’t seen that effect yet.īut here’s why I like it. LinkedIn livestreams that are scheduled now show up as events. Read next: How do I know if I have LinkedIn audio? LinkedIn Events LinkedIn Live posts can’t currently be boosted, but livestreams scheduled as an event can. In addition, scheduling posts can drive additional reach and I would recommend scheduling posts a week or two out. LinkedIn also promotes your posts in the feed, like any other content. And LinkedIn Lives are showing on top of your profile while live. You can push that reach farther by scheduling streams. LinkedIn Lives show up in the feed of your followers. You can consider responding to those comments while on air. Once you go live on LinkedIn, people can comment on the live post, and those comments show up as a LinkedIn live chat. Read next: Lights, Camera, Wireless Action: Using a wireless live streaming camera LinkedIn live chat There’s no cost for you to go live on LinkedIn, and there’s currently no function available to charge people to attend a LinkedIn Live. Read next: Should I publish my podcast on television? Is LinkedIn Live free? Since I now also use the episodes on the DB&A Television Network, all of my episodes are currently 26 minutes, the spot I get on the station. So my plan was to livestream and then use the content elsewhere as well. I’ve been using LinkedIn Live to livestream my podcast. Also, keep in mind that there likely will be many more views of the replay, so try to keep the content relevant for those audiences as well. LinkedIn also recommends that your LinkedIn Live is at least 10-15 minutes to allow people a chance to gather. Once signed up for Switcher Studio (or one of the other LinkedIn partners), turn on creator mode on LinkedIn. One is Switcher Studio, which I use after being introduced to it after seeing Jason Falls use it while live-streaming his podcast with me and then uploading the audio to other podcast channels. You need to use one of their third-party partners to do that. On Twitter, you can go live directly from the app – video or audio. To stream to Linkedin, you have to use a third-party tool.
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