LinkedIn's 2026 Shift: What UK Creators Must Know Now
The notification pinged at 11:47 PM on a Tuesday. Another connection request. Another “thought leader” post cluttering the feed. Another brand DM asking for “exposure” in exchange for a £200 collar. She stared at the screen, the blue light catching the edge of her jaw. Two years ago, this platform felt like a digital CV repository — sterile, performative, vaguely humiliating. Now? It’s where the rent gets paid. Where the right post, at the right time, with the right angle, opens doors that cold emails never could. ...