Current ranking: #7
Signature move
The “consistent self”. Seddon’s posts return repeatedly to a theme she names explicitly. Showing up as herself, not chasing the algorithm. The Q4 rankings-day post laid this out as a stated approach. The rest of her feed is the evidence. Parenting humour, networking observations, ranking commentary, community recognition, all written in the same first-person register. No format pivots. No reinvention. The engagement comes from people knowing what they are getting and turning up for it anyway.
Topic fingerprint
- Legal LinkedInfluencer community participation. Rankings, events, panels. The most TBD-aware feed in the top ten.
- Parenting humour. PJ days, weekend chaos, the gap between to-do lists and 6-year-olds. Comment-heavy.
- Authenticity and consistency as approach. Stated out loud, then demonstrated.
- Networking and event recaps. Norton Rose Fulbright LinkedInfluencer event, Clarke Willmott community moments.
- Women in law. Quieter than some, but consistently present.
Best post of the quarter
A 17 January 2026 post on her first Legal LinkedInfluencers event. 121 likes, 54 comments. Written warmly and specifically. The venue, the panels, the people she met. The Q4 rankings-day post is close behind and arguably more useful as a window into her thinking.
Firm context
Clarke Willmott has a combined tracked LinkedIn power score of 56,631 across 177 individuals in the window. The smallest aggregate footprint of any firm in the top seven. Seddon’s 12,694 is 22.4% of that. Nearly a quarter of everything Clarke Willmott’s LinkedIn presence generated in Q1 2026 came through her feed. That is the kind of concentration where a single person is, in effect, the firm’s LinkedIn strategy.
Why follow her?
- If you want to see what “consistency” actually looks like operationally. Not as a slogan, but as a posting pattern over a year.
- If you are testing whether parenting and personal content can sit alongside professional content without diluting either.
- If you run a small or mid-size firm and you are wondering what a single dominant voice does to your firm-level numbers.
If you only read one of her posts, read this
The Q4 rankings-day post. The post that explains the approach in her own words and contextualises everything else on the feed. The strategy is stated; the strategy is then executed for the next ninety days.
In her own words
Source: TBD Marketing LinkedInfluencer dataset, Q1 2026 Top 200. Posts sample window: 1 January – 5 April 2026.
