Yes, you read that right! As an AI and Process Automation expert, I couldn’t just take the traditional route to earn the coveted Top Voice Badge on LinkedIn. I had to do it my way—with an automation hack!
Why? Because in the world of AI and automation, efficiency and innovation are key. Here’s a hint at how I did it:
Personal Workflow: I developed a unique automation workflow using Make that did the heavy lifting for me.
Automated Magic: This workflow handled everything from listing the latest collaborative posts to generating responses, ensuring my engagement was timely and impactful.
Effortless Presence: With my automation in place, my LinkedIn activity was consistent, valuable, and most importantly, effortless.
As an AI and Process Automation expert, I believe in practising what I preach. Automating this process not only showcased my expertise but also freed up my time to focus on creating more value.
Practices like this are why LinkedIn is going down the shitter. I am all for AI helping humanity with knowledge and taking over workload, enabling rapid understanding and learning, interpreting data in ways beyond humanly possible and what not.
But creativity and authenticity is up to humans. ‘Hacking’ is not innovation. AI generated content is mediocre at best. I see BS posts with AI generated images in my feed every day. This just makes me sad.
Thank you for your honest feedback and for the congratulations. I understand your concerns about AI and automation potentially diminishing authenticity and creativity.
My approach to earning the Top Voice Badge involved automating responses to collaborative articles, which helped me stay active and engaged on LinkedIn. The automation wasn’t about replacing genuine interaction but ensuring I didn’t miss opportunities to contribute meaningfully to discussions.
I believe in using AI to handle repetitive tasks, freeing up time for more thoughtful and creative work. This way, I can focus on delivering valuable insights and fostering genuine connections.
I appreciate your perspective and will keep it in mind as I continue to navigate the balance between automation and authenticity.
