I’ve noticed that Make.com is having trouble posting correctly on LinkedIn. I find that the problem is in the handling of parentheses. The evidence is somewhat clear; most LinkedIn posts are 250 to 300 words at most. Any longer, it becomes TLDR content. I even think 250 words is too long.
So if you’re not anywhere near your 3,000-character content (500 words for an average of six-character words), then what is the problem? Is it the line breaks? Probably not. Many have stated they posted, but only part or some of the content is missing. I posed two articles, and it broke exactly where the parentheses are placed.
LinkedIn Post 1: “I remember standing at a busy rural crossroad at 115th (Avondale) and MC-85 installing telecommunications race weekend for Phoenix International Raceway (NASCAR) in Maricopa County.” - The original post died at the end of 115th.
LinkedInPost 2: “Cybersecurity in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) has never been more critical, with cyber threats rising.” - The original post died at the end of Systems.
I know this is off topic, but I don’t like how they quickly autoclose tickets without allowing people to post if they need help. Maybe someone figured it out, but didn’t go back to post in time.
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I removed all HTML-based syntax, and I don’t have any tags. Oddly enough I don’t have any issues with the similar text when I post with an image. I read every post that had LinkedIn as a topic to include the one you provided.
