What type of videos are you posting? We saw a bit of a decline but the ones that have performed well were featuring our people at events, unsure if that can apply to you. 
 

From a conference I just attended, I noted that we need to keep the videos short and keep in mind that people will watch without the sound. So an overlay of captions or super quick hits! We have a couple videos in mind for the next quarter, happy to keep you updated on how they perform! 

We don't have events, so ours have mainly been staff doing talking head videos where they share useful tips for folks in our audience. They do really well on other platforms, so I've been surprised they haven't resonated on LinkedIn, especially because it's mainly professional advice. 

Would love to hear more insights as you go!

I’d strongly agree with ​@ashley.manivong on adding baked-in subtitles/captions. We’ve seen a noticeable difference in performance after including those, especially on LinkedIn which is a platform that people are more likely to be using at work than others, and therefore less likely to use sound with! 

I’d also recommend using b-roll alongside your talking heads, especially in the first 10 seconds. This visual interest will be more gripping. Best of luck!