How to curate your feed on LinkedIn

Your LinkedIn feed should work for you — not against you.

But without intentional curation, it can quickly become a noisy, overwhelming, and sometimes even triggering place.

If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling endlessly, frustrated by irrelevant posts or wondering why you’re seeing so much negativity — it’s time to take control.

Here’s how to curate your LinkedIn feed so it reflects what you actually want to see.

👉 Be Intentional With Your Activity

LinkedIn’s algorithm is reactive.
The more you engage with certain types of content, the more you’ll see of it.

Like and comment on posts you enjoy — and LinkedIn will serve you more of the same.
Engage with content you dislike, even to argue?
You’ll just get more of it.

🟣 Tip: If something doesn’t interest you — keep scrolling. If something feels offensive — report it.

👉 Unfollow, Remove, Report, or Block

If you don’t enjoy someone’s content, unfollow them.
You’ll stay connected, but their posts will disappear from your feed.

Want more distance?
Remove the connection entirely from their profile or post.

⚠️ Encountering inappropriate content?
Use the ‘Report’ option — but fair warning, LinkedIn moves slowly.

And if someone repeatedly crosses your boundaries?
Block them. No explanation needed. Think of it as a digital safety button.

👉 Improve Your Feed Settings

For sponsored content (ads), click the three dots and select ‘Improve my feed.’
You’ll be able to curate future suggestions based on your interests and activity.

More of what you want. Less of what you don’t.

👉 Tell LinkedIn What You Don’t Want

See a post you’re not loving?
Click ‘I don’t want to see this.’

It’s a simple way to train the algorithm to show you less of the content that doesn’t align with your interests.

👉 Curate Your Network Carefully

Be selective about who you connect with.
A missing profile photo or a vague connection request?
It’s a no from me.

I routinely unfollow and remove connections.
Why?
Because I’m curating a feed — not collecting random strangers.

No drama. No trolls. No endless arguments with people you don’t know.

🎯 The Goal? A Feed That Feels Good

LinkedIn should be a space where you’re inspired, informed, and connected — not drained.

Curating your feed takes time, but it’s worth it.
My feed is a happy place: business insights, professional wins, and a sprinkle of fun.

💡 One Last Thing: Engage Every Day

Curating your feed is important.
But engaging daily — thoughtfully, intentionally — is what really builds your presence and relationships.

LinkedIn isn’t just about visibility.
It’s about credibility.
And credibility is built one conversation at a time.

If you’re ready to create a LinkedIn strategy — content, engagement, audience growth, and yes, a curated feed — I’d love to help.
Book a call — let’s build you a feed and a strategy you actually enjoy showing up for.