LinkedIn isn’t just for job hunters and tech bros anymore. In 2025, it’s a powerful discovery tool for affluent homeowners—and a major missed opportunity for luxury outdoor brands that ignore it.
In this episode, Katy Doss breaks down exactly how outdoor product and service businesses can use LinkedIn to stay top of mind, build trust, and drive more sales (without sounding like a corporate brochure). She shares 10 smart, specific strategies—from using multi-image posts and native documents to activating your team and embracing short-form video.
And the best part? These tips don’t require dancing, ads, or a massive following. They’re designed for thoughtful brands that sell lifestyle and craftsmanship.
Referenced: SocialInsider’s 2025 LinkedIn Benchmarks Report: https://www.socialinsider.io/social-media-benchmarks/linkedin
Connect with Katy on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/katyharperdoss
To schedule a meeting with Katy or learn how Script Marketing can help your business reach affluent homeowners, visit scriptmarketingco.com or check the show notes.
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