I have recommitted to doing more of what was working for me in the past RATHER than chasing new ways to generate leads on platforms that I have no following and little experience. So the BIG TAKEAWAY (for everyone, not just those interested in LinkedIn) → Choose ONE platform to market your product or service. Don't get distracted by the noise here on Skool or on socials! There are literally THOUSANDS of ways to generate leads → the absolute worst thing you can do is dilute your efforts and jump around from one platform to another (like I did last year). This probably cost me 6 months 😭 But after over a month of consistency, deploying the Rule of 300 on LinkedIn, I'm: - - Learning how to get traction with my content - - Finding the best ways to start a conversation - - Discovering how to turn comments into connections and reach BUT I'm a LONG way from nailing this. This is a 30 day check-in to let you know that it was HARD getting to this point. I was frustrated with crappy posts + no booked meetings. That's a stark contrast to Wednesday when I booked 3 meetings in a day. So my message to you is: Do it and KEEP doing it until it works!!!! --- Here's my story from the last 30 days with key learnings about the platform: Since early Jan - I made 5 days of posting, engaging and outreach a non-negotiable! THE TRUTH YOU MAY NOT WANT TO HEAR ↳ It's VERY rare that there are any hacks to generating traffic. ((Trust me I have tried to find them)) Some people get lucky BUT the majority of us only win with hard work. Reps = learning = progression You get better ONE step at a time... --- My version of the Rule of 300: The Weekend: 1) I look back at what worked and what didn't 2) I spend some "free" time on Linkedin, looking for inspiration and more insights on the platform 3) I plan out the content for the week 4) I knock out some of the content in advance (especially anything that requires work in Canva) Then Every day Monday-Friday:

My biggest business regret is that I never consistently built up my social profile. I've been on and off LinkedIn for what feels like a decade. Sprinting and then stopping. Rinse and repeat. As a result, although I have got leads, they have been inconsistent. But 2025 is when I turn it all around. I've already had a strong January and I'm going to continue with my strategy until the end of March, at which point I will be analysing its effectiveness and seeing whether I need to tweak anything, double down, or just continue as is. So here's what I'm doing - it's essentially the rule of 300 but for LinkedIn: - - Post five times a week minimum - - Spend a minimum of an hour engaging on other people's content - - Reaching out/connecting to the people that are both my ICP and who engage with my content in some way, shape or form - - Doing cold outreach to people that fit my ICP - I'm starting to get a trickle of leads coming in but I very much wanna be in a position by April where I'm getting consistent 2-3 leads from LinkedIn every single week.

With the drop of the course and a lot of big things on its way the next couple weeks Was wondering how yall are currently leveraging Linkedin? Excited to show y’all the things I’ve been working on behind the scenes

Thanks in advanced 🙏 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/james-killick_how-we-turned-our-clients-biggest-bottleneck-activity-7247705163686174720-vc1F?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Timer Counting Down - Will release everything - Soon