I'm excited you're here! The best way to start is to contribute right away. You can post LinkedIn content for feedback or engagement, give feedback and engagement to others, add to the swipe file, or add to the group roadmap. TWO TASKS: 1. 👉 Create a new post in "Introductions" and introduce yourself. 2.👉 Go to the "Engagement / Feedback" section, open someone's post, and engage with it on LinkedIn. Then, reply to their post and let them know you did it!

Here's how it works: 1. I fed it 1000+ of my top-performing posts 2. It analyzes the patterns, hooks, and frameworks I use 3. I give it a topic or transcript and it spits out a post The results are really good. It nails my tone, formatting, and content style. I tested it by having it write a post based on a call transcript. It produced this: ////// "I scaled my agency to 7-figures using this content creation system. Here's how to never run out of ideas again: 1. Record all your sales calls 2. Review recordings for key insights 3. Clip 60-second snippets on valuable topics 4. Repurpose into LinkedIn posts and videos One 30-minute call can fuel a week of content. Stop worrying about what to post. Start leveraging the gold mine of your existing conversations." //////// This will only be freely available to people in my program. But I will let you try it if you promise to: 1. use it thoughtfully with your own call recordings 2. post the output on LinkedIn 3. share the results (impressions / leads / etc) If you'd like to try it, comment ROBOT below and I'll DM you access. PS. It also produced this post (with minimal edits).

If you’re running an agency doing $20K-$30K/month, proof is your golden ticket to scaling further. At this level, clients aren’t just throwing money at whoever shows up in their inbox. They want evidence that you know your stuff. That means: 📌 Case studies that show real results 📌 Testimonials from happy clients 📌 Screenshots of wins that make prospects say, "I need this in my life" With the agency founders we work with, about 50% of their LinkedIn hooks are just straight-up proof. Because when you say: 💰 "We added $250K in pipeline for X client" 📈 "Scaled X brand from $20K to $80K MRR" ☎️ "Booked 50 calls last month using this strategy" Nobody can argue with that. And that’s how you book calls on autopilot. So, If you’re posting on LinkedIn with zero proof, stop right now. Your time is better spent actually getting results first. Here’s where to focus instead: 1. Improve your offer so it’s a no-brainer. At $20K-$30K/month, your offer might be good, but is it irresistible? Tweak pricing, positioning, or delivery so prospects feel dumb saying no. 2. 3. Systemize client results. At this stage, your success shouldn’t be random. Build repeatable systems to get clients consistent wins and turn those into case studies. 4. 5. Refine fulfillment and experience. You don’t just want happy clients, you want raving fans who send referrals, shout you out, and make selling 10 times easier. Once these are locked in, your LinkedIn content won’t just sound good, it will actually back up what you’re saying. And that’s when clients start coming to you.

Company pages don’t work for lead generation. They get no algorithmic traction, rarely show up in feeds, and are nearly impossible to grow unless you already have a massive brand. People don’t reach out to companies. They reach out to people. That’s why personal brands perform so much better. Reposting from a company page is even worse. LinkedIn actively buries those posts. The only exception I’ve seen was a consulting page that took off, but only after the person had 100K+ followers on their personal profile. If you’re an agency owner, your time is way better spent building your personal brand. It drives conversations, attracts inbound leads, and actually grows your business. Focus on what works. Be honest… have you been reposting from your company page? It’s a safe space, no judgment (okay, maybe a little). 😆

You're making client acquisition way harder than it needs to be. Everyone’s out here chasing big brands, getting left on read, and wondering why lead gen sucks when there’s an easier play sitting right in front of them. SELL TO OTHER AGENCIES. And if you’re just starting out, this is crazy scalable because you don’t need a massive team, a fancy website, or a five-year track record. 1 . Agencies actually reply DTC brands get pitched 50 times a day and ignore 49 of them. Agencies live on LinkedIn. They need partners. They actually respond. 2 . White-label and let them do the selling Say you fix email deliverability. Every agency running email marketing needs that. Instead of begging brands one by one, offer it as a white-label service to agencies. They resell it, you get paid, and they do the selling for you. Work smarter. 3 . No more budget fights Brands are stingy. Agencies already have paying clients. When they resell your service, you just get a cut. No back-and-forth, no endless negotiations, just cash in the bank. If you’re trying to scale without losing your mind, this is the move. Plug into agencies that already have clients, stack partnerships, and skip the painful grind of chasing big brands from scratch. PS. Not saying you should only sell to agencies… but, uh, it might just be the cheat code you’re looking for. Try it for a month. You’ll see.