Another client review on Peopleperhour

Two weeks ago, I got a DM from someone who sounded defeated. “Usman… I’m posting every day. I’m trying everything. Still zero clients. Zero visibility. What am I doing wrong?” I opened his profile. And instantly understood the problem. His headline said: “Doctor | Digital Marketer” His posts? All medical tips. But the work he wanted? Digital marketing clients. He was sending mixed signals everywhere — to the algorithm, to his audience, and to potential clients. No clarity. No positioning. No story. No results. So we jumped on a 1:1 session and rebuilt everything from scratch. And here’s exactly what we changed 👇 1️⃣ We Fixed His Headline From: “Doctor | Digital Marketer” To: “Digital Marketer Helping Health Brands Get High-Quality Leads Through LinkedIn” Now the right clients finally knew who he helps. 2️⃣ We Rewrote His Summary Like a Story Not a résumé. Not a paragraph of buzzwords. A clear narrative: ✔ What he does ✔ How he does it ✔ Who he serves ✔ Why he’s different ✔ A call to action 3️⃣ We Built a New Content Strategy No more random medical posts that confused everyone. We created content specific to the clients he wanted: ➤ How health companies can grow on LinkedIn ➤ Lead-generation tips ➤ Case studies ➤ Step-by-step marketing insights And then something crazy happened… 📈 Search appearances: 4 → 200+ 📈 Impressions multiplied 📈 Profile visits skyrocketed 💰 And he closed 2 high-ticket clients in ONE WEEK Not because he changed industries. But because he changed how he presented himself. Here’s the truth no one tells you: If your LinkedIn profile doesn’t tell a crystal-clear story, the algorithm won’t push you… And clients won’t trust you. Your profile must answer 3 questions instantly: What do you do? How do you do it? For whom do you do it? Mess this up — and you disappear. Get it right — and clients come to YOU. I’ve optimized 250+ LinkedIn profiles, and this ALWAYS holds true: 📌 Clarity → Visibility 📌 Visibility → Trust 📌 Trust → Clients

Alhamdulillah for moments like this. If someone had told me 10 years ago that one day I would buy something this meaningful with my own money, I wouldn’t have believed it. I was a completely different version of myself back then unsure, dependent, and never imagining I’d reach a point where I could provide for myself. But life has a way of unfolding in the most unexpected ways. Allah has a way of guiding you gently, step by step, even when you don’t notice it. This MacBook wasn’t bought from freelancing it’s from the money I earned through tuitions. And I’m sharing this because sometimes we all need a reminder: Growth takes time. Consistency matters. And every small effort made with trust in Allah eventually leads you somewhere beautiful. If you’re on your journey, don’t stop. Your duaas, your struggles, your little steps they will all be worth it, In shaa Allah. Here’s to new beginnings and silent prayers becoming visible blessings. 🌿✨

My journey didn’t start with a fancy setup or some big opportunity… it started when my family gave me 20,000 PKR to build a computer. With that money, I built a low-end CPU… literally just enough to run GTA 5 at 30 FPS and open CapCut without crashing. Exporting even a 5-minute video took 2–3 hours, but that didn’t matter. That PC became the foundation of everything I am today. Before that?I was working on my elder sibling’s Shahbaz Sharif laptop, where I made intros for gaming channels.It was 2018, PUBG was booming, and every kid wanted an intro.I used to sell each intro for 100 rupees.Small money… but big lessons. From that 20k PC, I kept building my skills. I worked, I played, I experimented.Then I jumped onto Fiverr. I sold reel bundles. I completed two orders.From there I found my first real opportunity a Pakistani Amazon store owner who needed an image editor. He paid me $1 per image.I edited 70–80 images per week or month.I made around 15k–20k PKR in total…Until he suddenly ghosted me. But at the same time, I was building my AI Automation YouTube channel, growing it to 800 subs with a USA audience.Seeing the results, I thought: “Why not sell this as a monthly service?” So I did. I went to Facebook, started posting, sending DMs, and somehow closed 2–3 clients, each paying me 20k per month for full channel management — scripting, editing, thumbnails, SEO, everything. Those months taught me real video editing + channel handling experience…But again, after 6–7 months, those clients started losing interest, results didn’t matter anymore, and one by one… they ghosted too. One day while scrolling Instagram, I saw a reel about writing a cover letter for Upwork.Suddenly, I remembered I had an old Upwork account where I did one $25 job and then gave up. So I reopened it.I had 80–90 connects and a template from that reel. I rewrote my profile.Updated my skills.And applied again. After 15–20 proposals, I closed my first real client:SEO for his faceless channel. He paid me $10 per video.Consistent work.And I’m still working with that client today.

Another 5-star review from the client on Peopleperhour.