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

My one-person LinkedIn business brought in ~$17K last month with no ads and no cold DMs. If you have a moment, take a look at the system I'm using so you can copy it: 1) Offers that you can upsell • Low ticket ($1–$149) → scale your trust • Medium ($300–$1,000) → transformation • High ticket ($1K+/mo) → DFY/DWY for speed 2) Problems → Products (not the other way around) Run polls, surveys, and Q&A for 30–60 days. Build in public as much as you can. Start naming the pain points and ship your audience quick fixes. 3) Promotional cadence (don't burn your audience) • 5–7 value posts/week (authority + education) • 1–2 promos/week (one CTA only) Every promo follows: Hook → Problem → Consequence → Outcome → CTA 4) Landing pages that actually drive conversions Above the fold: transformation, proof, single CTA. Below the fold: testimonials, what’s inside, FAQs. Make the checkout process dead simple. 5) Distribution flywheel (my favorite) YouTube long-form → Newsletter (Beehiiv/LinkedIn) → all roads back to your LinkedIn profile. You're building a single hub + pipeline with as little friction as possible (more buyers this way). Watch this full masterclass today for my system ⬇️ And below this post, let me know the following: 1. What are you using to grow your business on LinkedIn? Content? Ads? 2. Are you posting long-form video yet on YouTube? What's your funnel to LinkedIn? 3. Are you selling low/medium or high ticket offers? And what is it? Cheers!

Hey fam, with the weekend coming up and content strategies growing, I thought it would be crucial to mention that I post every single day of the week, on every platform, even on weekends. Here’s what my data shows from the past 180 days: - Sunday posts performed ~15% better than my weekday average - Saturday posts performed ~5% worse than average - Weekday posts were all within a ±10% range of each other There is honestly a lot less competition on the weekends, even if there are less people scrolling their time lines (more room to improve on your end as well). Below this post, let me know the following: 1. Do you see better or worse results when you post on weekends? 2. What’s your personal rule: post every day, weekdays only, or whenever inspiration hits? Happy Wednesday my friends! Alex

Happy Thursday! After loads of comments about making an area where everyone can find each other, I'm building out a module in the classroom where everyone can connect with each other. On this post, drop the following information: 1. What is your first name? 2. What is your LinkedIn URL? 3. What niche do you create content in? 4. How many followers do you have? 5. Bonus if you want: What city/country are you based in? 🇺🇸 I'll be building a Google Sheet where you can find our entire community. You'll be able to connect, message each other, and build further relationships without having to guess what people do. Reply with these answers and I'll start building! (Feel free to respond to other members as well just to create some convos on this post!) Cheers, Alex

1. Comments = currency. Posts that spark conversation get rewarded. 2. Video is down. Once viral, now averaging ~15k impressions. 3. People > graphics. Selfies/photos with people outperform plain images. 4. Pods beware. LinkedIn is cracking down on instant, unnatural engagement. The big truth? → Post daily for 100 days and growth is inevitable.