The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly

Doing this: Important message by Charles Miller🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ "Doing this: - Takes 1 second - Requires no effort - Costs you no money At the same time, it could: - Brighten someone's day - Get them a much needed job Make a habit of doing it." ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

LinkedIn: don't you wish every job interview was like this? Great point by Jonathan Javier💡 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ "LinkedIn: don't you wish every job interview was like this? Especially for TRUE entry-level roles - this needs to be the norm where many still say you require 5+ years experience. For me, I hired a entry-level person without any relevant experience - but what I saw from her was passion and hard-work where she was willing to learn. Fast forward to know, she's my assistant at Wonsulting, helping me with day-to-day tasks to help streamline my workflows. How do you find these entry-level roles? 💡 Search "entry-level" + role on LinkedIn Jobs 💡 Do CTRL + F with "Entry-Level" and you'll find all of the roles that don't require experience" ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

Your impressions are low? Value-packed sheet by Will McTighe 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Your impressions are low? Blame yourself. Not the algorithm. That's not harsh - it's empowering.  Because you can change it. Most blame algorithms/3rd party tools/scheduling when posts flop.  Truth is: your content just didn't resonate. But don’t get discouraged. When you own it, you can fix it! Here’s my 6-step guide to writing for LinkedIn (from building a 240,000-person audience in the last 11 months): 1/ Hook them ↳ Try short 1-2 line hooks (easier to skim). Optimize for mobile. ↳ Get AI to generate >5 hooks for each post (Saywhat’s hook generator). ↳ Study what works (I save top-performing hooks from Saywhat's database) 2/ Rehook them ↳ Appears after clicking see more. ↳ Build anticipation with statistics (from reputable sources via Perplexity) or personal stories. 3/ Write your body for skimming ↳ No text walls (2-3 lines at a time). Grade 5-7 reading level. I use Saywhat’s personalized post generator to help draft. ↳ One post = one message. Some emojis can add color. 4/ Motivational final sentence ↳ Make them feel something. ↳ Reinforce your key message. 5/ End with a simple question ↳ Make engagement easy ↳ Connect it to your main point. Conversation ⇒ more reach 6/ One Call To Action ↳ One specific ask  ↳ Links are ok if content delivers  ↳ Be direct about next steps: "Sign up for my newsletter for more" Cut through the noise and simply: ✅ Practice your hooks. ✅ Solve peoples’ problems. ✅ Use clear and casual language. ✅ Create visuals that grab attention. Follow this checklist to improve your content daily. P.S. What’s your favorite LinkedIn content tip? ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

10 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Improve Your Copy: Insightful infographic by Chase Dimond 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ 10 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Improve Your Copy: (With Simple Copy-and-Paste Examples) 1) Trimming Down Goal: Condense your copy for clarity and impact. Focus on: Complex sentences Redundant phrases Long paragraphs Example prompt: "Trim down this [phrase/sentence/paragraph] of my copy." 2) Finding Word Alternatives Goal: Find better synonyms for certain words to enhance readability and engagement. Look to replace: Fillers Jargon Clichés Adverbs Buzzwords Example prompt: "Provide [adjective] alternatives for the word [word] in this copy." 3) Doing Research Goal: Gather detailed information about your target audience to tailor your copy. Consider: Likes Habits Values Dislikes Interests Behaviors Challenges Pain points Aspirations Demographics Example prompt: "Create an ideal customer profile for [target audience]." 4) Generating Ideas Goal: Brainstorm multiple copy elements to keep your content fresh and engaging. Do this for: CTAs Stories Leads Angles Headlines Example prompt: "Generate multiple [element] ideas for this copy." 5) Fixing Errors Goal: Identify and correct any errors in your copy to maintain professionalism. Check for: Spelling mistakes Grammatical errors Punctuation issues Example prompt: "Check this copy for any [type] errors and suggest corrections." 6) Improving CTAs Goal: Make your call-to-actions more compelling and click-worthy. Play around with: Benefits Urgency Scarcity Objections Power words Example prompt: "Give me [number] variations for this CTA: [original CTA]." 7) Studying Competitors Goal: Gain insights from your competitors' copy to improve your own. Analyze their: CTAs USPs Offers Leads Hooks Headlines Example prompt: "Provide a breakdown of [competitor]'s latest [ad/email/sales page]." 8) Nailing the Voice Goal: Refine the tone and voice of your copy to align with your brand and audience. Consider: Target audience Brand guidelines Advertising channel Example prompt: "Make this copy [adjectives] to suit [target audience]." 9) Addressing Objections Goal: Anticipate and address potential customer objections to increase conversion rates. These could be about: Price Quality Usability Durability Compatibility Example prompt: "Analyze this copy to find and address potential objections." 10) A/B Testing Goal: Create variations of your copy's elements to determine what works best. Try different: CTAs Hooks Angles Closings Headlines Headings Frameworks ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

Why you should post anyway ↓ Insightful post by Nick Broekema 🔥 ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

I still catch people using these incorrectly nearly every day. Amazing carousel by Tom Pestridge 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ I still catch people using these incorrectly nearly every day. But there is a huge difference. Marketing STRATEGY and PLAN are often used interchangeably. But they are each very different. How?   A marketing STRATEGY sets the stage. It’s the ‘why’ behind every move, the grand vision guiding your brand's journey. A marketing PLAN is the execution roadmap. It’s the ‘how’ that turns your strategy into reality, mapping out each step.   Let’s break it down across key channels: 1. Social Media ↳ Strategy: Build a strong brand presence. ↳ Plan: Schedule posts, run targeted ads, engage daily. 2. Email Marketing ↳Strategy: Nurture leads with personalized content. ↳Plan: Segment your list, create sequences, send bi-weekly newsletters. 3. SEO ↳ Strategy: Increase organic visibility. ↳ Plan: Optimize content, build backlinks, fix technical errors. 4. PPC ↳ Strategy: Drive targeted traffic efficiently. ↳ Plan: Launch Google Ads, adjust bids, test ad copy. 5. Influencer Marketing ↳ Strategy: Leverage partnerships to expand reach. ↳ Plan: Collaborate with influencers, track engagement, optimize campaigns.   Dive into the carousel for more detail & 5 more examples.   Remember this: Strategy guides. Plan executes. Your marketing success depends on nailing both.   Did you know these differences between both? ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

In 2 years, I've written 1000+ LinkedIn posts. Awesome graphic by Josh S. 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ In 2 years, I've written 1000+ LinkedIn posts. Here's how I never run out of ideas: Posting daily on LinkedIn is hard.  Knowing what to post is often half the battle. We've all been there: - Lacking inspiration - Fearing repetition  - Over thinking what to post The key to escaping this?  Knowing that there are 14 types of posts. That will help you build a strongly engaged LinkedIn following. - Top of funnel - High account growth content - Middle of funnel - High trust-building/authority content - Bottom of funnel - High conversion based content. Dive deeper into each format here: TOF: - Viral video - Viral billboard - Resources/tools post - Broad topic cheat sheet - In-depth broad topic carousel MOF: - Reactive content with your expertise - Your personal tools/systems - Personal stories - Lead magnets BOF: - Sharing your processes - Customer Testimonials - Niche “how to” video - Milestone posts - Case studies Covering all of these will build an audience that is: ↳ Big  ↳ Engaged in you  ↳ Potential future customers It starts from the top.  Have a very clear goal. Then adapt your strategy. Want to reach more people? Focus on TOF content. Want more customers quickly?  Focus hard on MOF/BOF content. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Want to know my full system for building a personal brand? I have built a 10 week cohort programme, you can take a look here: https://lnkd.in/eerjgAvE 1. 3 live calls a week with me 2. Weekly intimate clinics with the leading LinkedIn creators  3. A full curriculum on how to grow your personal brand and business Covering: •⁠ ⁠How to grow on LinkedIn •⁠ ⁠How to build your business with leverage •⁠ ⁠How to systemise and automate growth Check out the full curriculum on the website But... We are capping our seats So secure yours here: https://lnkd.in/eerjgAvE

8 FREE Marketing Hacks That You Should Know About: Awesome carousel by Rohan Sheth 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ 8 FREE Marketing Hacks That You Should Know About: (The 5th one is my favorite!) I’ve been in marketing for years...  and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: The best campaigns don’t just sell, they connect. Most of them follow at least one of these hacks: 1. Scarcity drives demand. ➡️ When something feels limited, people act fast. 2. You make money by selling status. ➡️ People don’t just buy products. They buy status. 3. Don’t sell prevention, sell cures. ➡️ Solving a problem right now > preventing one in the future. 4. Repetition nurtures familiarity until it blooms into action. ➡️ The more people see your message, the more it sticks. 5. Stop competing on price. Start competing on value. ➡️ Instead of undercutting prices, show why your product is worth it. 6. They don’t care about your product. They care about what it can do for them. ➡️ Customers want solutions, not a list of features. 7. Focus on the results, not the pitch. ➡️ People care about outcomes, not details. 8. Technical knowledge will never sell your product. ➡️ Complex details overwhelm people. Marketing is not as simple as people make it out to be. You have to know what you're on about. Any hacks that I missed? ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

How To Earn 6 Figures on LinkedIn 💰 Value-packed sheet by Sam Browne 🦖 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ How To Earn 6 Figures on LinkedIn 💰 (without sending cold DMs to strangers) ❌ This is my 6 Figure Content Strategy. I have used it to: - Generate $25k/m - Book 50+ consulting clients - Build an audience of 100k followers Here’s how it works: - 65% Authority Content - 25% Personal Content - 10% Sales Content ___ Authority Content builds your authority by: - educating your audience - sharing your knowledge and skills - helping them solve their problems Over time, your audience will perceive you as an expert in your niche. ___ Personal Content builds trust and rapport by: - Sharing your personality - Sharing your values - Sharing your stories Over time, your audience will get to know, like and trust you. ___ Sales content works like this: - You’ve built authority - You’ve built trust - Your offer achieves your audience’s desired outcome Sales content works after you’ve built authority and trust. Your audience views you as an expert. Your audience trusts you. And they want what you offer. If you’re selling, they’re buying. ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.

Marketing is the spark, branding is the flame. Important message by Chase Dimond 🔥 Original post below: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ Marketing is the spark, branding is the flame. Marketing is like asking someone on a date. Branding is the reason they say yes. Credit: Jamie Dimond ♻️ Repost this to your audience. Follow The Creator Accelerator by Chris Donnelly for more.