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LinkedIn isn’t just a platform. It’s a gateway to visibility, credibility, and growth. But are you using it to its full potential? Imagine creating posts that make your audience stop scrolling and building a network that opens doors to funding, partnerships, and customers.  Whether you're a founder, marketer, or scientist in life sciences, the right LinkedIn strategy can transform your professional presence into an opportunity magnet. In the 3-month LinkedIn training and coaching program, you'll learn how to: ✅ Write remarkable posts that show your expertise and attract engagement. ✅ Build a personal brand that makes decision-makers notice YOU. ✅ Master LinkedIn’s algorithms to expand your reach. ✅ Use LinkedIn strategically to generate partnerships, attract talent, and grow your company. 💪 This program has helped over 200 life science professionals achieve incredible results in turning online presence into business opportunities. 👉 Want to know if this program is right for you? Reach out to Mywebtechcare today, and let’s find out!

Great LinkedIn post vs average post. Average post: → Focus on personal interest. → Copy and paste from ChatGPT. → Speak about the company and products only. → Block paragraph, 70 hashtags and 50 tags. → Boring corporate language. → For everyone on LinkedIn. Great post: → Focus on your audience's interest. → Personal voice ton and human. → Useful for the reader. → Easy to read → Share stories and emotions. → For a specific audience. 👉🏻 Anything you’d add?

How long has your life science company been stuck on LinkedIn? You post regularly, but: → You're not attracting the attention of your target audience. → Your content gets little engagement and visibility. → You're not generating leads. What if we changed the game? 👉 Make an appointment and see how the programme designed specifically for life science companies can take you out of the shadows. Link: https://lnkd.in/eBSg2jNG

Are you a life science company's founder and don't know what to post on LinkedIn? This list is something you should keep preciously. 😉 You'll find below ideas for many months: 📌 To increase your visibility: 🗓️ Introduce yourself. 🗓️ Explain why you started your company. 🗓️ Describe one day of your life. 🗓️ Share a celebration, a success. 🗓️ Introduce members of your team. 🗓️ Share a professional experience. 🗓️ Explain a failure and the lessons you learn from it. 🗓️ Explain a cause you support and why. 🗓️ Share your thoughts about something upsetting you and why. 🗓️ Ask a question to your audience. 📌 To increase your credibility: 🗓️ Give your opinion about recent news in your field. 🗓️ Share your thoughts about a scientific article in your field. 🗓️ Teaser: Announce an event you'll attend. 🗓️ Debrief: write a review about a recent event you attend. 🗓️ Share your vision about your industry. 🗓️ An educational post that gives maximum value to your audience. 🗓️ Destroy a myth about your industry. 🗓️ Give three tips about a problem in your field. 🗓️ Answers to 10 questions asked regularly by customers (1 question/post) 🗓️ Describe why employees stay in your company. 📌 To increase your audience trust: 🗓️ A study case. 🗓️ Share a customer testimonial. 🗓️ Explain why your product fixes your customers' problems. 🗓️ Share a recommendation from an employee or partner. 🗓️ Share a reward. 🗓️ Explain how you work with your customers. 🗓️ Share the results of a customer using your product. 🗓️ Share a reward. 🗓️ Explain the applications of your products with examples. 🗓️ Share an article or a video about your biotech. 🚀 No excuse now! Post on LinkedIn and start to become remarkable. 📥 Save for later. ♻️ Repost for others.

How do you finish your posts more engagingly? You can use these 3 powerful calls: CTA: Call to action → You are expecting an action from your audience. → Example: "Send me a DM to have the complete article." CTT: Call to think → You are expecting a mental reaction leading to a discussion. → Example: "Which discoveries will have the biggest impact and why?" CTF: Call to feel → You want to generate emotions, and they trigger responses. → Example: "Is your company ready for 2025 to boost its reaction efficiency?" 👉 Which one is the most effective for you?

Too many people want effortless ways to succeed on LinkedIn. There is no such thing! To succeed on LinkedIn, you need to: 1️⃣ be consistent, 2️⃣ make effort, 3️⃣ work as part of a team with other content creators. You can pray, but you'll likely be disappointed like this girl. Or you can ask for a guide to help you with your strategy. 😉 👉 Link in the comment.

The three pillars for an editorial line on LinkedIn for a life science content creator: 1️⃣ Your expertise. 2️⃣ Your passion. 3️⃣ What's important to you. Defining these three pillars will help you write more authentically and stay motivated in content creation.

One big myth about life science companies' brands: my customers will market my brand. Your customers aren't mean. They don't think like that. They have a lot to do to promote your brand. If you want to be considered for: 1️⃣ an opportunity, 2️⃣ invest money in your company, → you need to be known. Leaving your branding to others is losing control of your brand. 👉 Don't be a victim. Be your own brand manager.

Life science content creators, remember you have two audiences on LinkedIn: ambassadors and ghosts. ⓵ Your ambassadors: → They don't need you but like you and speak about you. → They engage in your content. → They will speak about you to the second group. ⓶ Your prospects (ghosts): → They need you. → They are very discreet on LinkedIn. → They follow you for a long time before contacting you. 👉 Learn to post for both of them, and you will succeed in your content creation strategy.

One of the biggest lies about your branding in life science:  Doing a great job = a great reputation. People aren't mind readers. Nobody knows your great work unless you let them know. 👉 Promote your contributions to ensure your values are recognised.