Amrei Knierim

Each social media platform has its own algorithms. But they all have the same purpose: Keep the user online as long as possible. The average attention span tends to be around 8 seconds, so what should we do to make them stop on your post? There is no tip and trick here. It all comes from the core. Assuming that you are totally clear about your target audience, then make sure your content has: ⇒ Appelling hook ⇒ Valuable body ⇒ Strong and clear CTA It is necessary to balance the attraction of three elements. Because: If your hook is great, but your body does not give them what you promise, they will be disappointed and even feel like being cheated. If your body provides a lot of value, but your hook is not compelling to make them stop... I don't think they are patient enough to scroll down to find out what's next. And everything is good, but your CTA? Then your post is for no purpose. 👉 To have a good hook: - Start with a surprising fact, statistic, or a bold statement that challenges common beliefs. - Using open questions to pique their curiosity - Leverage emotion by sharing a relatable experience, a witty remark, or a controversial opinion. 👉 To make the body part more attractive, consider: - Use storytelling - Your personal stories or experience - Give real and concrete examples - Share a quote from an expert or market leader. - Combine with lists, bullet points, or short paragraphs to make the content easy to skim and scan 👉 Finally, remember to craft a short but strong CTA.  Don't miss the chance if you successfully get their attention with the hook.  Make sure they know what to do next after reading your post. - Add the specific benefit they can get by taking action to make your CTA irresistible  - Use language that creates urgency or excitement - Align the CTA with the user's journey stage; for instance, a "Learn more" CTA is great for awareness, while "Buy now" suits a more ready-to-convert audience. In the world of social media nowadays, where competition for attention is cutthroat, it's not just about being seen—it's about being remembered and acted upon. When you combine these three elements effectively, your social media posts will not only capture attention but maintain engagement and drive the desired action as well. #socialmediastrategy #contentcreation

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15 Reasons Why you should Write… 1. You can write a person who can fly on buildings or make two "people" kiss, get married, have a family, and live happily ever after. 2. You can bring people back to life or imagine things you'd never see in real life . 3. You can make up superheroes with special powers. 4. You don't have to share your writing if you don't want to. 5. Writing can help you feel better, like losing weight for a fat guy ( but without exercise). 6. You can write about things you can’t do in real life, like k*ll*ng someone or marrying Your crush (who will never be Yours) 7. Writing can help you feel better about things that happened in the past. 8. Writing exercises your brain and helps you learn new things 9. You can write about what might happen in the future. 10. Your writing can be something people remember you by. 11. Writing can help you get better at spelling and grammar. 12. You might get a better job because of your writing skills. 13. You can make up your own rules. 14. You can write as much or as little as you want. 15. You can tell secrets in your writing without anyone knowing it's about you. P.S. What are your 3 reasons to write? #writing

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How you can turn boring topics into magnetic content. (Here’s a simple 5-step formula) Actually, it’s not the topic—it’s the way it’s told. Let’s break it down. Step 1: Stop Making It About the Topic Your topic doesn’t matter as much as how you deliver it. You want readers to see themselves in your post. Think: What real problem does this “boring” topic solve? Step 2: Add a Dose of Personality No, you don’t need to be a stand-up comedian. But you do need to be you. Use words you’d actually say out loud. And if you can be funny, even better. (Yes, people will remember your “risk management story” if it made them laugh). Step 3: Hit ‘Em with a Question Questions keep readers in the conversation. They turn dead scrollers into active thinkers. Step 4: Throw in a Relatable Story Stories turn abstract into real. Even a sentence or two is enough. Step 5: Always, Always End with a Takeaway People love to learn, even from “boring” topics. If you’re sharing your thoughts, what’s in it for them? Give them a little nugget, a quick tip, or a new insight. So… Turns out, there really is no such thing as a boring topic… Just a boring way to talk about it. That’s it! Signing off! Abracadabra CHUUUUU! P.S. What do you do when you have a boring topic?

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How I gained 10K followers in 3 months: OK, OK. I sound like a LinkedIn-lebrity. But - trust your girl - that's not THIS post. I have a much lower follower count than anyone else on Favikon's Top 200 list. The only notable thing about my follower count? How low it is relative to my engagement. And I've been at this 3 years! But over the last 3 months, I have ratcheted up by 10K. [Getting followers isn't always my goal. But I was building to launch my masterclass this month, so I needed to increase my reach.] Here's what I did differently: 1. Increased my comments to new profiles → A comment is an invitation → Commenting on a new profile invites someone new to check out what you're doing 2. Worked in "tag someone who" posts more often → When people get tagged in your posts ... they're likely to come to your post [Which leads me to my next point ...] 3. I laser-focused on helpful content → You're only going to become a destination if you help people → There are weeks I have less time to plan strategically - you know those "throw something out there" posts we've all done - I stayed away from those and leaned into quality content I'm still the same ole cat-lady-g. But I did sell out my masterclass and found some stellar new folks to follow. [As an aside, LinkedIn shouldn't be miserable. If you are miserable and annoyed by your feed, change it.] >>Who are some of your favorite follows? I'll tag mine in comments! = I'm a ghostwriter for LinkedIn and books. Find my featured section for:  -A discovery call to hear about my services  -A coaching call for advice about writing and/or LinkedIn -A link to my recent projects and testimonials from clients Or visit: www[dot]thestoryspark[dot]com 

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It’s not WHAT you do but HOW you do it that separates a noob from an expert on LinkedIn. What “noob” version of LinkedIn growth looks like: → surge in followers 👉 but they’re irrelevant → thought leadership 👉 but it’s a top voice badge → lots of profile visits 👉 but your inbox has 0 DMs The result is NO authority, NO audience, NOT a single return on investment. But life is not that bleak and neither is LinkedIn. There are better ways to do this. Let me show you what “expert” version of LinkedIn growth looks like: → new followers 👉 they are all either your ICP, peers or potential collaborators → thought leadership 👉 people look up to you as their inspiration and guide → increase in profile traffic 👉 your inbox is filled with pre-qualified leads The result is Authority, Audience that’s invested in you, and a High ROI. By adding fool-proof strategy to the mix, you can get the results you want. So, are you using LinkedIn in noob mode, or have you switched to expert? - - - - - - - - - - - - Hi, I'm Shagufta. In 13 months, I’ve turned 15+ founders into LinkedIn's favorite experts. Let me help you unmute your most authentic self 🔊 Follow me and hit the 🔔to never miss a beat. - - - - - - - - - - - - #linkedin #personalbranding #strategy #expert

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22,927 impressions. 224 reactions. 62 comments. 35 reposts. These are results from a post I wrote last week. If you're a 6-figure founder and want similar results, I’ve got 2 spots left this month for those ready to turn their LinkedIn content into a lead-generating machine. I'll help you: • Create viral-worthy content that grabs attention • Write posts that convert into leads • Build a following that’s ready to buy All I need is 60-120 minutes of your time, and I’ll handle the rest. If you’re interested, apply here: https://lnkd.in/dr-3Mqn3 I’ll see you on the other side.

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Bad online course: - teach a bunch of things (college) - neglects belief problems - 12% completion rate Good online course: - teach 1 specific thing in 1 hour - solves belief problems - 90%+ completion rate Choose wisely. --- If you liked this and love cheese 🧀, follow Mike Mak for more.

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How to make your writing pop: Activate your verbs. • Is eating -> devours • Was walking -> strode • Were talking -> bantered Make your writing impossible to ignore.

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2024 is my content year. Let's see what I've made since January.... 1. Published 42 Twins Mommy YouTube videos 2. Published 29 Elna Cain YouTube videos 3. Posted 88+ 1 (this one) LinkedIn posts 4. Published 8 Elna Cain blog posts 5. Published 16 Twins Mommy blog posts 6. Published 10 Sponghacks posts 7. Published 9 FreelancerFAQs posts 8. Published 1 Smart Mom Ideas post 9. Wrote 4 Elna Cain emails 10. Wrote 14 Twins Mommy emails 11. Created 17 TikToks 12. Created 4 Instagram posts 13. Was paid for 20 client articles 14. Wrote a 50+ page eBook What have you been creating? Share it down below.... #contentcreation

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I have read many self-help books. My bookshelf could basically open its own therapy practice. I wonder! Look, here's the truth: Most self-help advice is like buying a one-size-fits-all sweater. In reality what you really need is a custom-tailored healing journey. Especially if you have been through tough stuff growing up, those generic "10 steps to happiness" just don't cut it. For me. Which I am realizing later. Be it writting or reading I never felt right with those generics. ----- I spent years collecting advice like some people collect stamps – carefully filing away each motivational quote and life hack. In a hope of something would magically fix me. Spoiler alert: It didn't. I felt more lost with every book I finished. It was like I was running on a treadmill of good intentions but going nowhere. The game-changer? "Zodiac journaling" And no, I'm not talking about checking your daily horoscope. This was different. This was about understanding my story. My patterns, my wounds – not through some cookie-cutter advice. But through a lens it actually felt personal. Suddenly, my experiences weren't something to "fix" – they were a complex, beautiful narrative waiting to be understood. My trauma wasn't a problem to solve. But a journey to explore. If you are tired of feeling like self-help books are speaking a language you don't understand. Maybe it's time to start speaking your own. Understanding every strand of your Cosmic DNA. Will reveal yourself. ------------- Loving my posts? - Follow Shreesha Khare (Assoc CIPD Qualified Level 7) for more. - I am inviting a small group to join my beta program on Zodiac Journaling—an experience designed to help you reconnect with your true self through guided journaling and the wisdom of the zodiac.

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My dog died = it's the algorithm No clients = it's the algorithm Engagements are down = algorithm Every time something goes wrong on #Linkedin, people are quick to blame the algorithm. Poor guy. If the algorithm was a person, he would have been serving jail time. Perhaps, 100 years. This is not to disregard the role of the algorithm, this is to talk about us being responsible for certain things. And a good number of times, the problem is not the algorithm. The problem is your #content Don't try to "fix" the algorithm. Fix your content. P.S are you an agency owner or founder and don't know how to fix your content? shoot me a DM, let's talk.

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You want me to take you seriously? Then stop sliding into my DMs for small talk you can easily do in a comment. Honestly, how often do you see: “How’s your day?” “How’s it going?” “How are you?” As if I have time to sift through every small-talk DM without any real value! I can’t have 1-on-1 conversations with everyone. But I can share insights with everyone, right here. So, instead of sneaking into DM, ask question here. You'll benefit from my response, and so will others who have the same query. - Commenting builds visibility. - Commenting sparks engagement. - Commenting shows you’re part of the conversation. So, stop sliding into DMs for that small talk. Comment instead. People will take you seriously. Guaranteed. P.S. Do you comment more or DM more on LinkedIn?

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THE USE OF SEX TOYS FOR SEXUAL SATISFACTION Our world today has suddenly changed the law of orderliness, God created sex for marriages between husbands and wife, but today you see a whole lot of perversion happening. The question is how did we get here A woman can't be satisfied by a man anymore, so she is now using sex toys. The truth of the matter is that it will keep increasing if someone doesn't speak up, you can imagine a wife who just finished having sex with her husband and then all of a sudden. she says she is not satisfied and that's it she brings out her sex toys and then she uses it on herself. I understand that in sex there should be satisfaction but then what has happened to our generation. Do you think God is happy with what's going on. my Information is precise, if you want to know more see you in my webinar by the end of this month. #Oluwasholalife'sbranding #Linkedlntruththerapy #RemedialHub #HealingSchool [email protected]

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"Many people on social media encourage you to try online therapy business." But nobody tells you how today I'm gone clear how.  So, here's how to select the right way to make your online therapy business in 6 simple steps: Step 1 - Understand patient Needs.  Step 2 - Research other Platforms to make your platform unique. Step 3 - Consider the Therapist's Fit with the patient. Step 4 - check patient interest. Step 5 - Verify the Usability of your Platform. Step 6 - Check Reviews and Recommendations.  The key takeaway? Online therapy can be as effective as traditional therapy, but providing the best service to satisfy each patient is essential.  Now tell me, is it useful?

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My wife caught me binge Watching Alex Hormozi videos.... again Here are 2 principles I learnt on content creation which helped Alex grow from 0 followers to 4 million in 48 months. Principle #1: "How I" versus "How to" The frame of reference from which you teach matters. If you had two creators and they both have the same message, but one has 1,000 followers and the other has 150,000, which are you more likely to listen to? Too many content creators create from a frame of reference of "How to." (I know I did) The problem with teaching from a "How to" frame of reference is that it can come across as preachy, as if you're claiming to have universal truths when you're simply sharing information you've learned. Sharing your story and experiences from a "How I" perspective comes across as humble and relatable. This approach avoids claiming to have all the answers, and instead focuses on sharing your personal journey. As a result, you're more likely to be seen as likeable and trustworthy. Your audience won’t be as big but you but those you will speak to will become your true fans. Principle #2: Give away the secrets, sell the implementation. Here is a direct quote from Alex himself: "The formula to growing an audience online is simple: make sure that your free sh*t is better than everybody's paid sh*t." People are quite scared of posting their secrets online. But if people bought information, then personal trainers would be out of a job. Think about it? You don't need a personal trainer to tell you to exercise regularly and eat healthy. The personal trainer helps keep you accountable to what you know you should do. Alex doubles down "if you are not scared you need to be giving away more."

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The dead simple reason why you are struggling with consistency. Last week I lost my consistency. I wasn’t > Writing > waking up early > going for an early morning walk because I was sick. I had a > High fever > Body pain > Vomiting & Nausea So, I took complete rest. I slept for 10+ hours. Some days 14+ hrs. I skipped my workouts. I avoided junk foods or any oily, spicy foods. I became more mindful in eating. I visited doctor frequently. I made sure all my actions were focused to take care of my health. Reading this you shouldn’t ask me how are you? Rather you must ask, how my actions changed in a week? The reason is priority. Priority is the most underrated secret to consistency. PS:---- Do you struggle with writing and consistency problem? Check the link below to fix your problems.

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