If you’re in marketing and sales, you’re on LinkedIn. And most professionals use it in the most meaningful way, giving their best to help people solve problems, learn a new skill, or find a new job.But marketers, especially those who have just started their careers, sometimes feel insecure when posting on LinkedIn. They often forget that they&apos;re experts in terms of their experience and that they have more authority to speak on things they know more about than anyone else.In the new episode of <a href='https://motionagency.io/content-logistics-podcast/'>Content Logistics</a>, Camille Trent welcomes her ex-coworker, Zoë Hartsfield, the Community Manager at <a href='https://spekit.com/'>Spekit</a>. They share the best practices for posting on LinkedIn, things to keep in mind when starting from zero, and the best ways to apply the 30/60/90 plan for engaging with the LinkedIn community.

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Content Logistics is a podcast for B2B marketers looking to build a content engine that drives revenue. Camille Trent interviews the marketers behind the best content marketing flywheels to uncover the tactical aspects of content production — from first draft to first customer. This podcast teaches everything from developing a sound content strategy to drafting, optimizing and distributing that content to grow your audience. Ultimately, Content Logistics helps marketers understand how to become the best content creators and distributors within their own organization.