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The 3 types of LinkedIn content that gets leads
Most of what people post on LinkedIn gets ignored. Worse than ignored—people scroll past it, mutter “ugh,” and unfollow you without a word, but here’s the truth: if you want
Most of what people post on LinkedIn gets ignored. Worse than ignored—people scroll past it, mutter “ugh,” and unfollow you without a word, but here’s the truth: if you want
Let’s be honest – everything’s already been said. There are no secret formulas left hidden in a cave. Every topic has been Googled, blogged, vlogged, and turned into a 60-second
Good. “What if someone doesn’t like what I post?” “What if people disagree with my ideas?” If you’ve ever wrestled with those thoughts, you’re not alone. Many creators struggle with
Yes. 100% yes. Use AI to write content. But – and it’s a big but – never post what it gives you straight out the box. AI is great at
Let’s be honest – most people want to attract clients with content. You post something smart, valuable, maybe a bit punchy… and someone DMs you asking to work with you.
If you want to learn what to post on LinkedIn, you need to understand why people post in the first place. This will inform the type of content you share
You need effective call-to-action (CTA) phrases if you want people to move on to the next step of your marketing or sales process. In this article, we will delve into
If you’re an avid user of LinkedIn, you’ll have seen carousels doing the rounds lately. They’re a great way to showcase your expertise on a topic whilst communicating it in
Collaborative articles on LinkedIn have launched. This has created a chance for industry professionals to work together to build a value-packed article. Adding fresh perspectives prompted by an AI-generated article.
The internet has become oversaturated with content, and every business is trying to establish itself online by educating and informing both existing and potential customers. You need to make sure
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