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  1. 01
    Paid media & performance

    B2B LinkedIn Ads: targeting never replaces the message

    Each objective requires a different promise, format and measurement approach. Expecting an awareness campaign to produce immediate leads leads to underinvestment in preference. Evaluating conversion activity solely through reach creates the opposite mistake.

  2. 02
    Tool

    LinkedIn Ads benchmark

    Compare LinkedIn Ads campaign performance with sector benchmarks.

  3. 03
    LinkedIn influence

    B2B LinkedIn strategy: connecting brand, voices and paid media

    A LinkedIn strategy is not a miniature version of corporate communications. It selects professional conversations in which the company has legitimate experience and a meaningful contribution.

  4. 04
    LinkedIn positioning

    Does your company really hold a position on LinkedIn?

    A company can publish frequently, outperform its benchmarks and mobilise several executives without establishing any position at all. Activity proves that the machine is running. It does not show what the market understands, remembers or attributes to the company. The useful question is not “are we performing on LinkedIn?” but “what place do our subjects, evidence and voices actually make us occupy?”

  5. 05
    Editorial formats

    LinkedIn newsletters: turning notifications into a must-read series

    LinkedIn provides discovery, subscription and conversation. The site provides control of the archive, internal linking and editorial identity. The two surfaces should not copy each other mechanically.

  6. 06
    Distribution & paid media

    LinkedIn organic and paid: run one learning loop

    In many organisations, organic content belongs to the editorial team while paid media belongs to the media team. Calendars, budgets and reporting run in parallel. This administrative separation becomes strategic: campaigns stop learning from content, and content stops learning from campaigns.

  7. 07
    LinkedIn post

    LinkedIn sells your post a second chance

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  8. 08
    LinkedIn post

    LinkedIn, the new corporate newsroom

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  9. 09
    LinkedIn post

    LinkedIn’s role in AI search

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  10. 10
    LinkedIn post

    The real ROI of a LinkedIn post

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  11. 11
    LinkedIn post

    What LinkedIn’s 2026 algorithm changes

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  12. 12
    LinkedIn post

    Why your LinkedIn reach will not recover

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  13. 13
    Expertise

    LinkedIn, distribution & performance

    Connect the company page, executives, experts, organic reach and paid media to a position, audiences and explicit decisions.

  14. 14
    Executive voices

    Executive thought leadership: move beyond corporate messaging

    An executive does not need to become a personal brand in order to speak publicly. They need to make the decisions, convictions and experiences that give meaning to their role accessible, then connect them to wider market transformation. LinkedIn becomes one foundation for authority that can travel through media, events and institutional forums.

  15. 15
    LinkedIn post

    “Boomer comfort”: three revealing words

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  16. 16
    LinkedIn post

    AI is already intensifying work

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  17. 17
    LinkedIn post

    AI is not stealing your job. You are handing it your brain.

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  18. 18
    LinkedIn post

    Audience is not influence

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  19. 19
    LinkedIn post

    Bernard Arnault: when silence is no longer enough

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  20. 20
    LinkedIn post

    ChatGPT Health and the medical desert

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  21. 21
    LinkedIn post

    Clawdbot, an agentic micro-revolution

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  22. 22
    LinkedIn post

    Communication enters a new regime

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  23. 23
    LinkedIn post

    Contradiction becomes a choice

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  24. 24
    LinkedIn post

    Falling birth rates: business moves backwards

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  25. 25
    LinkedIn post

    Friend.com and the marketing of loneliness

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  26. 26
    LinkedIn post

    Gemplus, anatomy of lost sovereignty

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  27. 27
    LinkedIn post

    Gen Z and work: the loyalty contract is broken

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  28. 28
    LinkedIn post

    Getting cited by AI

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  29. 29
    Publications

    Newsletter, editorials, videos and contributions

    François Boulard’s publications on influence, reputation and LinkedIn.

  30. 30
    LinkedIn post

    Politics: blame replaces the project

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  31. 31
    LinkedIn post

    Publishing is not taking a position

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  32. 32
    LinkedIn post

    Reach falls, attention must be earned

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  33. 33
    LinkedIn post

    Reputation has changed its nature

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Corporate”. The linked original is in French.

  34. 34
    LinkedIn post

    The false signal of corporate likes

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Corporate”. The linked original is in French.

  35. 35
    LinkedIn post

    The ten commandments of leader advocacy

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Influence”. The linked original is in French.

  36. 36
    LinkedIn post

    What meritocracy can make possible

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  37. 37
    LinkedIn post

    When media companies predict our lives

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Society”. The linked original is in French.

  38. 38
    LinkedIn post

    Why brand narratives leave no trace

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “Corporate”. The linked original is in French.

  39. 39
    LinkedIn post

    Writing for AI, not only readers

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “AI”. The linked original is in French.

  40. 40
    LinkedIn post

    Your reach is falling. It’s not the algorithm.

    A short analysis published on LinkedIn, filed under “LinkedIn”. The linked original is in French.

  41. 41
    Home

    Corporate & B2B influence

    Positioning, editorial strategy, executive communications, LinkedIn and distribution.

  42. 42
    Index

    Insights & frameworks

    All decision frameworks on influence, content strategy and LinkedIn.

  43. 43
    Video editorial

    A press release with a face is still a press release

    A video editorial on corporate influence. The linked original is in French.

  44. 44
    About

    François Boulard

    Experience, position and work on B2B influence strategies.

  45. 45
    Video editorial

    Google will soon answer on your behalf

    A video editorial on ai & reputation. The linked original is in French.

  46. 46
    Video editorial

    OpenAI faces heavy-industry economics

    A video editorial on ai economics. The linked original is in French.

  47. 47
    Video editorial

    Tibo InShape turns his image into a lab

    A video editorial on digital identity. The linked original is in French.

  48. 48
    Video editorial

    Traffic disappears before the click

    A video editorial on seo & geo. The linked original is in French.

  49. 49
    Positioning & influence

    B2B brand promise: moving beyond interchangeable claims

    Most companies have no shortage of missions, values or taglines. What they lack is a reason to choose them that is clear enough to withstand comparison, reduce perceived risk and guide organisational decisions. A B2B brand promise is therefore not a better corporate story. It organises the difference the company is prepared to prove.

  50. 50
    Editorial strategy

    B2B content strategy: publish less, build more

    Formats then play different roles. A LinkedIn Live creates a moment of conversation; its replay, clips, written synthesis and follow-up answers turn that moment into an editorial asset. Without reuse, live video remains an event. With it, the format contributes to an authority system.

  51. 51
    Authority & ideas

    B2B thought leadership: become a source, not a stream

    Publishing studies, opinion pieces or posts does not make a company a reference. B2B thought leadership emerges when its content, executives and experts make one interpretation of the market identifiable, useful and difficult to replace.

  52. 52
    Voices & distribution

    Employee advocacy: move beyond corporate reposting

    An employee advocacy programme fails when it reduces employees to available reach. Pre-written posts and sharing platforms may facilitate distribution, but they create neither trust, expertise nor conversation.

  53. 53
    Executive voice architecture

    Leader advocacy: organise distinct executive voices

    An executive committee may include several visible voices without building collective authority. Problems arise when leaders occupy the same subjects, relay the same announcements or develop reputations disconnected from the company’s priorities.