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You're not making money through LinkedIn, right? I wasn't either until I stumbled across the podcast featuring Chris Do' and LinkedIn expert Jasmin Alić' It was a total eye-opener! Let's be honest, most of us just know that LinkedIn is a social media for business but don't know how to crack it. But Jasmin Alić blew that idea out of the water. He explained how strategic use of LinkedIn can turn it into a powerful lead-generating tool. Here's the gist of what I learned: 1️⃣ Hooks are everything. Don't save the good stuff for later. People scroll fast – the first few lines have to promise value or solve a problem they recognize. 2️⃣ Choose images wisely. They should grab attention and complement your message, not just be decorative. 3️⃣ Think beyond your bio. Your entire profile should guide people toward one action: contacting you, signing up, whatever your business goal is. 4️⃣ Focus on providing value. Become known as the expert in your field, the person with solutions. That's the kind of profile people naturally flock to. 5️⃣ Your headline matters immensely. It shouldn't just be your job title. It needs to communicate who you help and how. 6️⃣ Writing persuasively is a skill. Learn to describe what you offer in terms of the benefits to clients, not just features. 7️⃣ Little details add up. Play with image size, resolution, and other elements to create posts that pop visually. Tell me, which of these areas do you struggle with the most? Let me help you with that. Follow Sudhansu Raula and Jasmin Alić to learn more about the LinkedIn game.

LinkedIn growth is a process, and a lot of us forget this. 📍 Everything good takes time, including LinkedIn growth. → So, don't be discouraged. Instead of focusing on the engagement, leads and clients Focus on the → Beautiful people you've made connections with → Inspiring creators that you've learned from → How you've gotten better at writing → The limitless opportunities that are yet to come → The fact that you are here right now 📍 Stay consistent, go for knowledge and everything will fall into place You're the next big LinkedIn creator, and you will achieve your LinkedIn growth! Fun Fact: When it rains, all I want is a hot tea and my blanket. P.S. Repost ♻ to encourage someone today,

Here is how you can use LinkedIn to Win in 2024: I am just an enthusiast with a little hustle in him. I am not an expert. I don't have 100,000+ followers. But I will one day. I received a few questions about LinkedIn formatting, posting, branding, commenting, etc. So this post is my answer to all things LinkedIn. Here is a rapid fire list of what I am learning:   1. Hooks 2. PAS model 3. Post everyday  4. LinkedIn likes to see its name 5. One post - one idea - one message  6. Comment 30 minutes before and after post   7. The best posts are the most authentic. Have fun with it  8. Comments build traction, so comment on your own post  9. Make comments mini posts - what other value can you provide?  10. Skills should match what you talk about, which should match your hashtags I don't charge, I don't spend money, I don't make money. I'm on here to provide value this year. If you want to grow together, let's connect! PS: what am I missing?

The best LinkedIn advice you'll receive today: Stop being a perfectionist. You need to be a novice to become an expert. Stop: → Overanalyzing every decision → Waiting for the perfect idea → Having a fear of failing Start → Building 1% every day → Having a daily routine → Taking action LinkedIn is simple. It's your profile. You vs You P.S. How do you deal with perfection as a LinkedIn creator? Follow Anicita Mary A for more P.S.S- I’m open to 3 founders, DM me and let’s talk about how we can grow your profile and generate leads. link in bio

18 months ago, I dropped Instagram (which was a total waste of time for me) to focus on LinkedIn. Since then I made 30 000+ new friends and reached 19M+ impressions. Here's what I did and didn't do👇 I did not: - Post everyday. - Post 3 times per day. - Have LinkedIn Premium. - Use apps to generate content. What I did instead: - Put myself out there. Dare to test, learn a lot, dare to fail and adjust. - Dedicate time in my calendar to write ⌚️ - Train my writing muscles. The more we train it, the easier it gets. 🏋️♀️ - Focus on 3 types of content: inspiring ones (stories), educational, and entertaining. - 1 post = a problem + a solution - Focus on a specific audience. When we speak to everyone, we speak to no one. - Spend time understanding my audience and their challenges. - Create posts based on personal and professional experiences. - Post once per month, then twice, and gradually increase. On average, I post 2-3x a week. And LinkedIn became the backbone of our business and this is only the beginning. For many, LinkedIn is still an untapped opportunity, but when leveraged it can become a cash cow 🐮, a strategic distribution and communication channel. Make the most of it. --- What´s your experience with LinkedIn? --- Every Friday, via my 💌, I share actionable advice and strategies on how to scale your audience on LinkedIn, revenue and fundraise. Link below 👇to access past and future letters.

Most of us at some point struggle to maximize our LinkedIn time. I get it, I'm here to help! 🚀 15 minutes on LinkedIn. Here's how I make it count 👇 Firstly, don't aimlessly scroll. Be intentional! Focus on posts that spark ideas. Commenting with thoughtful insights positions you as an expert in your field. Next, build those relationships! Spend time in the DMs, connecting with your audience on a personal level. Remember, you're not just selling a product or service, you're building trust. Finally, share content that adds VALUE. Quick tips, industry insights, even a motivational quote can make a big difference. Your f followers will appreciate it, and so will the algorithm gods! Remember, it's not about the quantity of time spent, it's about the quality of actions taken. 👉So, how are YOU spending your LinkedIn time? 🚀 Share your thoughts below! 👇

I challenged myself to write 5 LinkedIn tips All starting from 'V'→ 1.) Value connections over competition – we're all here to grow, just at different stages. 2.) Voice your opinions – share your thoughts confidently. People respect you more. 3.) Visualize your goals – keep your LinkedIn objectives in mind because it's easy to get lost here. 4.) Vary your content – mix up posts, try multiple styles, test new ideas. 5.) Visit your supporters' profiles regularly – stay updated, support them too. I had to add one more in! 6) Volunteer to give before asking anything. Give value, effort, & time. And you'll receive it too. What are your tips to help grow on Linkedin? Let's have a conversation in the comments ⤵

Every time I post my mug I lose followers and connections 🤔 But yet profiles that look like they’re ran by robots don’t work either. Every post is supposed to have some sort of business twist but my top 5 performing posts have created: • 788,890 Impressions • 5,475 Reactions • 1,219 Reposts And started conversations that opened doors to people that have then turned into clients. None of those posts were business related. The thing is, I’m tired of guessing what works and what doesn’t. So I’m setting myself a 100 day LinkedIn challenge. What are your tips for conquering LinkedIn? Who do you recommend I follow? Who has taught you the most about content creation and conversion?

STOP connecting with everyone on Linkedin. Every time you connect with someone, you invite their content into your feed.⁠ Every time they engage with your content, it pushes your posts into more of their connection’s feeds.⁠ ⁠ THAT is fantastic, if they’re people that are relevant, useful, or interesting…⁠ ⁠ …but if they aren’t, it’s a time drain.⁠ ⁠ Think about these three things:⁠ ⁠ 1. Are they likely to be my ideal clients?⁠ ⁠ 2. Are they likely to be CONNECTED to people who are my ideal clients?⁠ ⁠ 3. Am I getting something from their content - laughs, learnings, motivation, inspiration?⁠ ⁠ If none of these are true, DON’T accept their connection requests. They can still follow you, but you won’t be wasting your time or attention on content and connections that aren’t supporting your goals.⁠ ⁠ Are you discerning with who you connect with on LinkedIn?⁠ Share your thoughts in the comments below...

I learned Powerful Linked Growth Hacks... A few months ago, LinkedIn tweaked its algorithm. A game-changer for any business professional aiming to be seen as- → an authority → generate leads → drive consistent cash flow I have been researching the optimal content format that's winning the LinkedIn game right now... And I found it... What's the secret sauce, you ask? It's all about sharing knowledge and advice. But... → It's not just what you share → It's how you present it Let me explain... Think about gravity. How would you explain it? Dive into complex scientific jargon... OR, recall the story of Newton and the apple? The latter, right? → It's simple, → memorable, → and impactful. The same approach applies to today's LinkedIn game. ✨ Here's the key: Transform your knowledge into simple, digestible stories. Relate it to everyday life. Remember, it's not just about what you say, but how you say it. LinkedIn algorithm favors content that connects, educates, and resonates. Let's use this to our advantage! If you found this helpful, consider reposting ♻️ and follow me Sukanya Guha for more posts like this.