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Hailley Griffis

  • Communications and Content Lead, Buffer
Raleigh, United States
As seen in: Buffer, LinkedIn, Medium, HuffPost, Fast Company, Business 2 Community, LSE Connect, Thrive Global, Built In, LaptrinhX/News, MakeWorkWork and
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I’ve Grown My LinkedIn Audience by 26% This Year Using This Simple System

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By Hailley Griffis
| Buffer
There’s no shortage of good reasons to post on LinkedIn. Whether you are trying to grow an audience, aiming to cultivate a personal brand, trying to draw more attention to your work projects, or looking to grow your network for more job opportunities, posting to LinkedIn can support all of those goals. And if you’re aiming to grow an audience, consistency is one of the biggest factors you can control. We even ran a study where we saw how consistency increases engagement.
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How This Founder Built a $5 Million Product Business With No Experience in Product Development

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By Hailley Griffis
| Buffer
💡 At Buffer, we’ve long aimed to default to transparency, a practice we believe helps eliminate inequality and gives everyone a greater chance of succeeding. Financial transparency is especially close to our hearts, which is why we’re proud to share Open Books, a series of small business owners giving us a peek inside their books in the spirit of being open about finances as well.
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Buffer is Remote but not Async-First, Here's Why

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By Hailley Griffis
| Buffer
With so many years of being remote, we’ve experimented with communication a lot. One conversation that often comes up for remote companies is asynchronous (async) communication. Async just means that a discussion happens when it is convenient for participants. For example, if I record a Loom video for a teammate in another time zone, they can watch it when they’re online — this is async communication at its best. Some remote companies are async first.
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