Debanjana Chatterjee

I help a D2C Lifestyle brand get 500k+ Organic Traffic from Pinterest Only and they earn more than $100k+ from this Traffic No, I am not Lying. 7 Months ago, a reputed brand came to us They came for SEO but we ended up signing "Pinterest + SEO" The brand signed a contract of 8 Months with me In those 8 Months if I completed my target I got 10% of Sales too (With Monthly Payment) Team Started Working on Profile → Within 2 Months "We are at 50k Impression and 300 Visits" → Within 4 Months "We hit 500k Impression and 5k+ Visits" →Within 6 Months "We hit 700k Impressions and 10k+ Visits" June was our most Profitable Month "We book a profit of $30k+ in 1 Month" → Within 8 Months "We hit 1Million Impression and 23k Visits" August we got 23k Visits All from Pinterest Pinterest needs at least 3 Months to see some Magic and 5 to 6 Months to see Black Magic It's all about compounding ↱ Keep posting new Designs Everyday ↱ Keep searching for new Keywords ↱ Keep Doing SEO ↱ Sales is yours If you are a D2C Brand Struggling with Organic Traffic Drop me a message to Get Organic Traffic from Google or Pinterest ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 🚀𝙒𝙖𝙣𝙩 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙨𝙚𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙙? 𝙄'𝙫𝙚 𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙥𝙚𝙙 25+ 𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙨 𝙜𝙚𝙩: 600 𝙈𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙤𝙣+ 𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 𝙏𝙤𝙥 𝙨𝙥𝙤𝙩𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙂𝙤𝙤𝙜𝙡𝙚 👀 𝘾𝙖𝙣'𝙩 𝙜𝙚𝙩 𝙨𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙤𝙣𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙚? 𝙄 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙥! 💬 𝙈𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙖𝙜𝙚 𝙢𝙚 𝙣𝙤𝙬 𝙩𝙤 𝙜𝙧𝙤𝙬 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙙! What's your best tip for getting leads on LinkedIn? Share below! 👇

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I did 8 hrs of unpaid work for a client. The work was to get CLARITY. The client was complaining about low quality leads from the past few weeks. But guess what? The leads matched the ICP I got from him 2.5 months back during onboarding. Then where are we going wrong? I sat down and analyzed my client’s clientele: - Who benefits best from my client’s service? - What problem is he solving for the best clients? - Why do they want a solution to this problem? - How is my client’s service helping them in their daily life? I created a form to survey his existing clientele. I personally interviewed one of them. A week later we got the clarity: ❌ Students and entry-level professionals want his service. They don’t need it. ✔️ Mid to senior level professionals are the ones who truly benefit. ❌ Young professionals use his coaching lessons once in a blue moon ✔️ Mid to senior level professionals use the coaching lessons everyday ❌ Entry level professionals are price sensitive ✔️ Mid to senior level professionals want to invest their money to save time With this clarity, I revamped his profile and content to target the right audience. The result:  ✔️ Instant drop in low quality leads ✔️ DM queries from right audience within 10 days Surveying and interviewing his clientele is not the scope of my service. Yet I did it. Because my goal is not just posting content from my client’s account 5x a week. My goal is to create content that gets them high quality leads. And I’ll do everything it takes to get the job done. PS: Do you have clarity on your ICP but still struggling to attract leads on LinkedIn? I’m taking 2 new clients for my LinkedIn Management Service in May 2024. DM “Leads” to get more details. Booking offered on a first come first served basis.

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4 things I’d NEVER do while writing for a client 1. Writing without a clear purpose in mind The reason? Purposeless writing is a waste of the reader’s time. It does not have any direction. No takeaway. No tangible value. And I don’t enjoy writing this way. 2. Writing without having a target reader in mind. My reason? An ideal reader in mind helps me decide the tone of my writing. I can better convey my idea/message in words with which my IRP (ideal reader persona) is familiar. It feels good to write to one person. 3. Writing with exaggerated facts and false info Why? Because I don’t want to hook them with false statements. It destroys authority. It ruins the repo of my client. I’d rather support my perspective with real-life examples. 4. Writing just to complete the project & get the money My reason? I love to build long-term ‘growth’ relationships. If I ignore the ‘benefit-your-client-value-their-money’ factor, it’d be a one-time project. And I don’t get that ‘inner satisfaction’ until I know I did good work. These 4 (& their opposites) are my mantra for 3y now. I hope it helps someone. Repost if so. ♻️ PS. Notion or Gdoc? I am a total Gdoc guy. #Mrsaiqo

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The PPWs charged by freelance writers are strange and confusing. I reach out to around 10 new freelance writers every week to pitch a project. Yes, I pitch the project to them based on THEIR expertise. Their extensive experience and portfolio helps me in this regard - which is why I reach out to a particular writer for a particular project, rather than just taking any conversation ahead randomly. Now, the issue lies here. One freelance writer, with impeccable writing skills, says that her charges are 0.50 ppw. Okay. Got that. Another writer from the same genre says that she is not comfortable below Rs 0.75 ppw. Okay. Fair enough. Slightly higher than the previous one but in the same ball park. Then comes a third freelance writer, with comparatively the same amount of experience as the other two. She suddenly comes up with this insane pricing of Rs. 3 ppw. (Insane compared to the last two) So, now there are three writers, with similar experience, quality of work and expertise, each charging different prices. Which one out of the three is the industry standard then? What is the freelancer with Rs 3 ppw bringing to the table? What is the writer charging the lowest lacking in? Do remember that all three of them are good writers, no doubt about that. But such a huge gap between the PPWs really confuses the client as well. Every client goes into a project with a predetermined budget. They maybe worked with writers before who charged Rs. 1.5 per word. Now, if suddenly, the charge increases to Rs. 4 or 5, you can understand how confusing it can be for someone. "Did the industry standards change?" "Why did the previous writer charge less then? Did I underpay without knowing?" "Will I be overpaying now?" IMO, the industry standards need to be standardised so that everyone involved can have a clear idea about what is just and fair. #linkedinforgrowth #foodforthought #postoftheday #freelancewriters #freelanceeditors #contentmarketingagency #digitalmarketing #freelancing #contentwriters #contenteditors

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Heading a team of junior writers has it's challenges. You need patience more than anything. The generation gap is often real in corporate setting. Plus work ethics are different for you and your team often. Here are some learnings from my 6 months stint as a content head, (I have seen many senior writers come and go meanwhile in my team and junior writers too.) 1. Never judge your team- They may have never experienced what you have till now. 2. Not every team member is worth fighting for to your top management- Know when to stand by their side and when to be at the sidelines 3. Your team members are bound to go back around you and please the top management(Thats normal) At the end, if you are working in smaller firms, be ready to face the brunt of failures alone and don't expect credit of any success. Work on yourself and build your personal brand! Your boss will not pay for life- You are replaceable. #leadershiptruths #contenthead

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If you are a content writer and looking for opportunities, then DM! I saw this post on a different social media platform. Maine bhi comment kar dia, "if you're looking for content writer, then DM me! I got a DM as well! That's how I closed a deal! Yes, just with a ba*kch@d comment! Agar aapko bhi aise comments se deal crack karna seekhna hai toh, comment mein likhiye comment and I would reply to your comment! Bas, yahi toh karna hai LinkedIn pe! #contentwriting #freelancewriting #personalbranding #trending #writingservice

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Client: "I have other writers who can do this job for less!" Me: "Sure, there are barbers on the footpath with their setup, and then there are salons. The choice is ours!" PS: No offence to anyone. Just got loudmouth with a client who is not ready to acknowledge the efforts required to complete his work. To my surprise, he is still considering me. #ClientNegotiation #NegotiationSkills #ClientRelations #FreelanceLife #FreelanceTips

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Doing things you hate is a skill. And it's a skill that is always in high demand. -I am a copywriter but I HATE editing. -I am a copywriter but why the recruiter is expecting me to know the graphics also because I HATE doing it. -I am not an SEO expert but why should I know the basics of it as a copywriter as I HATE it. Well, these are a fewer sentences that I heard a lot buzzing around. Honestly speaking, I also come from the same place and I am sure there is some part of your job that you hate doing the most. Look, you can teach hard skills. You can teach a monkey to do lots of things that humans can do. But you can't force them to work without a monkey revolt on your hands. All growth comes from discomfort and the ability to push through. How To Do Things You Hate is a primer on how you can embody the self-discipline to live the life you want. It's not easy; otherwise everyone would be there. It requires surmounting boulders, crossing oceans, and not a small amount of pain. It's always worth it, but are you able to get there? Are you tough enough? Can you find the motivation inside you somewhere? Are you able to taking it on the chin? After this book, you will be able to resoundingly say YES! Self-discipline and willpower are the best habits, because everything can stack on them. Peter Hollins has studied psychology and peak human performance for over a dozen years and is a bestselling author. He has worked with a multitude of individuals to unlock their potential and path towards success. His writing draws on his academic, coaching, and research experience. Not just more productivity, but you'll start to notice that your to-do list will always be DONE. My takeaways of this book: ▶ Diagnose and understand the exact type of laziness problem you have and why your butt is always glued to the couch ▶ The value of discomfort and how to love it with daily exercises and practices that make you absolutely monk-like ▶ The incredibly valuable 90-second rule of emotional volatility and self-mastery ▶ How you should approach your daily tasks like a pro athlete with daily routines, and activation modes. P.S. What approach do you follow to handle the things you hate? Would love to know! #happysunday #bookread #productivelife #medicalwriting #copywriting #contentwriting #healthcareprofessionals #healthcarexperts #healthcarebusiness #linkedinwriters

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After 75 published articles under my name, you can also start a career in content writing without any prior experience! So when I started writing, I had no clue of my capabilities. My friends used to tell me that I would become an excellent speaker, so I knew I was good at telling stories. This comprehensive guide will teach you how to do it, too. Find this valuable? Follow Maryam Khalid for more! Chao! 🌿 P.S. Did you spot the quote on the last slide? Where is it from?

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Dear LinkedIn Creators, TAKE NOTE OF THIS MISTAKE WHEN WRITING. Do not overuse PUNCTUATION marks like the exclamation mark, full stop etc. Wow!!! ❌ Wow! ✅ Thank you….. Thank you. ✅ Are you there??? Are you there? Some believe that using a lot of punctuation marks at once will indicate emphasis or seriousness. No, it will not! Excessive use of any punctuation marks can make your writing appear unprofessional if you are writing professionally or overly emotional. Use them sparingly and appropriately. For example: WRONG: I am glad I met you, RAD!!!!! CORRECT: I am glad I met you, RAD! You don't have to do too much, Aunty Precious. If I see any excessive punctuation marks in your writing, we gonna fight!🌚 I hope it is useful. Check the comments section for additional tips you should not do in your writing as a creator. Happy Friday!🥰 I am Rodiyyah Dhikrullah. Your Skills Mama.🤍 #writingtips #linkedin #valuecontent #RodiyyahDhikrullah

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I am strongly against any aspiring writers reading only non-fiction books. It's okay to read non-fiction. I agree that it comes with a set of benefits. But if you don't step into the world of fiction, you fail to understand the depth of words that contain strong emotions. Most storytellers don't just type out words, instead, they go on to make you feel the words in their stories. For example, the opening sentence of RL Stevenson's Treasure Island is one of the best hooks out there: "Squire Trelawney, Dr. Livesey, and the rest of these gentlemen having asked me to write down the whole particulars about Treasure Island, from the beginning to the end, keeping nothing back but the bearings of the island, and that only because there is still treasure not yet lifted, I take up my pen in the year of grace 17— and go back to the time when my father kept the Admiral Benbow inn and the brown old seaman with the sabre cut first took up his lodging under our roof. This is a classic example of grabbing the audience's interest right from the beginning. How? - It instantly triggers curiosity - It sets the essential tone of the story - It instantly gives an adventurous flavour to the narrative. If you are not reading fiction, you're missing out on understanding the nuances of words, and how they can paint a picture and make an impact on your reader.

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📢 MyDigital.io is currently hiring remote content writers (full-time from India). We're focused highly on blog posts, so if you have relevant experience in writing blogs, you can share your resume and writing samples with [email protected]. Similarly, if you're a beginner and looking to kickstart your career with a passion for writing, you can join us as a content writing intern. Open position: 2 Interns openings: 2 *Additional details will be shared once you're shortlisted, and the team will reach out to you* Edit: We have got 150+ applicants. Allow us a week time to assess everything carefully. #hiring #hiringwriters

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Feeling uncertain about whether your writing will resonate with readers? You're not alone. Every writer, regardless of experience, faces this challenge. Remember, it's natural to doubt yourself. Writing is a process of sharing thoughts and ideas with the world. What matters is authenticity. Be true to your voice and message. Your unique perspective is what sets you apart. Consider your audience, but don't lose sight of your vision. Feedback is a crucial part of the journey. Embrace constructive criticism to refine your work. Understand that not everyone will connect with your writing, and that's okay. Focus on those who do. They are your true audience. Continuously improve by learning and adapting. Writing is an evolving skill. The more you write, the better you become. Trust in your ability to convey meaningful content. Believe in the value of your words. Keep writing, despite the uncertainty. Each piece you create brings you closer to mastering your craft. Remember, every great writer started where you are now. Stay persistent and passionate. Your readers are out there, waiting for your voice. Keep sharing your story. #WritingABook #WritingCommunity #WritingTips #WritingLife

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Update: Closed #Hiring Urgent YouTube Scriptwriter Required!!! NICHE: STARWARS Interested ones, please reply by answering my question first and then ping their cover letter in my dm. "Hope can take down a what?" And then tell me their favourite character in the series. Also, what is your preference for the latest Acolyte series? Let me know in the comments!

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The other day I received a request with a question. How is writing articles different from publishing books? Since I pursue both, I picked up some cues from my journey as a Content Writer and a Published Author. Here's what I discovered through the contrasting landscapes of crafting articles and publishing books. Share the message ahead if you like it...Share your views as well! #linkedin #writingjourney #author #books #articles #contentwriter

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My journey as a content writer Hello everyone... I am Ananya, and I am a professional content writer. Now let's begin the show with the topic of my journey as a content writer... As a content, my journey wasn't easy, I must tell you. There was a low moment when I thought about why I chose this role. There is no hope; there is no scope at all. But when I met up with new people, I gained a lot of new things about content writing. The first person who taught me how to create a script in a better way was my college friend Rayan; he was very good at crafting scripts and creating various content. That was my new chapter for making my journey as a content writer. As a content writer, I faced a lot of rejection, like, Sorry, we cannot publish this news, Ananya, or do some spicy stuff, so we could look. Do not do this... Don't use this word. Sometimes I wanted to quit because I felt like I couldn't do it. I am not a person for this role. But in the end, these harsh words worked, and I proceeded to content creation as a content writer. The job of content writers isn't easy. Everybody, like after ChatGPT rises, there are no opportunities for content writers. So for those faces, I want to say that AI will give you information, which is fine, but humans will give you the emotion that you are looking for. Only content writers know how to fill emotion and meaning in any content. Everyone knows how to use AI and how to get help from AI. Only a content writer knows how to command AI. I have a thought that I want to share with newcomers. If you want to switch or want to become a content writer, then make sure that you have to be patient and calm because there is a lot of backspace and you have to face it.

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A classic example of why agencies are unable to hire talented individuals. 🥲 It is because talented individuals don't have the time to write a proper mail. Your application mail should NOT be the place to prove how you can keep your content simple and crisp. At times, such crispness can result in a totally crushed packet of Lays. 🤦 #contentwriters #freelancecontentwriters #linkedinstoryoftheday #postoftheday #freelancewriters #freelancecontentwriting #contentwriting #contentwritingagencies #freelanceopportunity #contentmarketing

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