I applied Alex's strategy to create content for 30 days. I was able to create a proper strategy and great post ideas. Now I don't need to bother about what to post. Thanks, Alex.

Hey guys 👋 I’ve been thinking about something lately and would love to hear your thoughts. When it comes to a LinkedIn headline for a web designer, what do you think matters more? On one hand, the first style clearly defines the target audience and performs better in search: 1. Web Designer | High-End Websites for Coaches, Speakers & Thought Leaders But on the other hand, the second approach speaks directly to the audience’s pain points and might drive more conversions: 2. Web Designer | I help coaches and creators build websites that people don’t want to leave. Or similar ones like: - Web Designer | I help personal brands look as powerful online as they are in real life. - Web Designer | I help coaches stop losing clients because of outdated websites. - Web Designer | I help ambitious coaches build websites that do the talking and the selling. Which style do you think works better on LinkedIn. clear positioning or emotional messaging? Would love to hear your take 🙌

Hey guys. How's it going? If someone engages with your content for the first time, is it a good idea to send them a friendly message like: Hey Name, thank you for engaging. Just a bit curious, what stood out to you in my post?

If you want LinkedIn to work for you: • Position yourself as the “go-to” person. • Build authority/trust through organic content. • Network and be social more than ever. • Share your knowledge for free. • Sell the implementation of your knowledge. I see founders and business owners trying to generate revenue for their business solely from organic content. But then I see this: • Their content isn’t good. • Their content isn’t targeting properly. • Their content doesn’t have any direction. You can’t expect thousands of dollars in sales just from writing LinkedIn posts using AI. You also can’t expect to grow your brand like this. Especially at the beginning, you’ll also need to spend 60+ minutes/day on the platform. This is a non-negotiable. Here’s a quick blueprint you can follow to start: 1. Audit your business. 2. What does your ideal client profile look like? 3. What are they struggling with the most? 4. Now, take those problems and list them out. 5. Each problem can be turned into a post hook. 6. Post 3-5x/week targeting those problems. 7. DM 10 people/day and make new relationships. 8. Reply to posts within your niche (target ICP). My advice is simple: put in the necessary reps it takes to actually get results on LinkedIn. This isn't a "oh yeah I'll spend 30 minutes once in a while to grow my brand!" Below this post, here's what I'd love to know about you: 1. How much time do you spend on LinkedIn / day? 2. Where are you at in your journey right now? Just starting? Or selling already? 3. What's your biggest struggle with your content? Then, respond to other people that you know the answer too. I'll be doing the same. Alex

Hey everyone, wondering what's your view on DM people ? I honestly feel it might be intrusive while I hear all times that's the best nurturing tool for leads. I rarely DM and when I do, I likely don't the right way cause most of the times is no answer > no matter if is a gentle intro to my world (offer service brand) or a welcome message. I also never follow up as I think if they wanted to answer they would - no need to push. Any other takes or advice on how to handle this? Giovanna