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Zomato on LinkedIn: an analysis of their last 44 posts

Based on 44 public LinkedIn posts · Venoh LinkedIn Analysis · Their LinkedIn

This is a factual look at what Zomato publishes on LinkedIn and how it performs, drawn entirely from their own public posts. It covers their content mix, which posts land, and which ones quietly go nowhere.

What Zomato actually posts

Post typeCountShare of feedAvg reactions
Brand & Culture Moments4091%726
Delivery Partner Welfare12%285
Employee Stories12%238
Sustainability & Low Plastic12%206
Workplace Humour12%1332

Their best-performing post

the best birthday wishes ✨ (with a little help from Feeding India ♥️)

4156 reactions · 150 comments · 141 reposts

What is underperforming

What this means

Brand moments and social causes drive the highest engagement

The top three posts by reactions are a birthday wish tied to Feeding India (4,156 reactions), an important public clarification (2,872 reactions), and a summer cooling vest initiative for delivery partners (2,449 reactions). These posts combine emotional resonance, social purpose, or timely public relevance, suggesting that content with a clear human or civic dimension consistently outperforms more routine updates.

Delivery partner welfare content shows the widest engagement range

Posts in this category span from very high performers — the cooling vest post (2,449 reactions, 120 reposts) and the road safety PSA (1,592 reactions, 104 reposts) — down to low-engagement posts such as the government scheme facilitation camp update (175 reactions) and the inclusive growth conference highlights (140 reactions). Storytelling-led welfare posts outperform process or event-recap welfare posts significantly.

Workplace humour posts underperform relative to their apparent intent

The three office-debate style posts (lighting preferences, chai vs coffee, seating rights) each received under 200 reactions and very few reposts, with the lowest reaching just 121 reactions and 2 reposts. Despite their conversational and relatable framing, they do not generate the sharing behaviour or reaction volume seen in other content categories, suggesting this format has limited traction with Zomato's LinkedIn audience.

Reposts signal which posts break beyond the core audience

Several posts accumulated notably high repost counts relative to their reaction totals — the birthday/Feeding India post (141 reposts), the public clarification (136 reposts), the cooling vest initiative (120 reposts), and the India moment post (120 reposts). These posts span different categories but share a common trait: a clear, shareable message that feels relevant beyond Zomato's immediate followers, pointing to repost count as a reliable indicator of broad resonance rather than just community approval.

This is the surface. The full analysis goes deeper.

This page covers what Zomato publishes. The full report covers who is actually engaging with it, how much of that reach is internal, what it is costing in hours, and exactly what to publish instead.

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Compiled by Venoh from 44 public LinkedIn posts by Zomato. Engagement figures reflect the reactions, comments, reposts and poll votes shown on each post at the time of collection. This analysis is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Zomato.