Hey all, happy Sunday. If you haven't already seen, the 360Brew algorithm is a "reasoning engine" for LinkedIn. The updates are pretty interesting. I recorded a video on the new algorithm that breaks down: - What the 360Brew LinkedIn Algorithm is. - What to do to Succeed with It. - What NOT to do with it. - What this means for the future of LinkedIn content. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/1ae5dIH1Lx0 Reply to this post with any questions you have about 360Brew.

Creating content shouldn't feel "forced." Content also shouldn't be used ONLY to sell. Building a personal brand online doesn't mean you're doing it just to sell something to an audience of people that find your stuff interesting. It's deeper than that. People quit because they have ZERO passion. Zero Passion = Zero Good Content My recommendation is simple: If you're creating content. Posting daily. Making videos. Do it because you ENJOY creating content. You enjoy getting on camera. Not just because you want to sell something. Your business grows with your brand as you promote yourself. If you want to just be that annoying sales guy, run ads. That'll be better for you. Live through your social media. Be yourself. Have fun. You don't need 1,000 different hacks to get clients. This is exactly what I've been doing for 8 years on different social media funnels. It's also how I've grown to over 300,000 followers on different platforms. If you stick with client "hacks" or the "viral systems" people claim to have on LinkedIn, you won't succeed long-term. Keep this in mind ^^^

Hey everyone 👋 I’d love to hear from you — what inspired you to join this community? What are you hoping to learn, build, or share here? Drop your answer below so we can connect around our goals and intentions 🚀 @Sartaj Aziz @Alex Matt @Bikon Kumar Das @Harshit Tiwari @Michelle Koh @Harpreet kaur Kaur ---- @Minhajudeen Taj @Nithin Subramanyan @Vamsi Vk @Gabriel Santos Biel @Angel Conway @Peter Luong @Sidra Jadoon

He's doing a a talk on content strategy right now Join here https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87859131741

As solopreneurs we have often have to juggle 9a to 5p (until we fire it, ha ha), along with attending to family responsibilities, so saving time is very important. Do you use any Canva templates that help you create carousels and cheat sheets? I'm open to trade designs and templates, if our topics and interests overlap... Thanks in advance...