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	Comments on: She Switched Her Gender on LinkedIn and Page Views Grew by 400%. There Could Be Other Reasons, Too	</title>
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		By: Suraj Junghare		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This experiment caught my eye. It feels fascinating, and a bit concerning too. Getting a 400 percent boost just from switching gender and tone. That really makes you wonder what LinkedIn ends up rewarding. Maybe it is not only about gender. But it does show how certain writing styles get amplified more than others. It makes me curious. I wonder if anyone else has tried testing different tones on their posts.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This experiment caught my eye. It feels fascinating, and a bit concerning too. Getting a 400 percent boost just from switching gender and tone. That really makes you wonder what LinkedIn ends up rewarding. Maybe it is not only about gender. But it does show how certain writing styles get amplified more than others. It makes me curious. I wonder if anyone else has tried testing different tones on their posts.</p>
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