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This’s why your LI efforts aren’t getting leads. You’re posting consistently. Your profile is updated with all the right keywords. You even get few comments here and there. But when was the last time someone said: “Hey, I would love to work with you.” It’s been a while (or never). You’re not alone. Here’s the thing: LinkedIn isn’t just about posting. It’s about connecting, strategy and trust. Let’s break this down. >> People buy solutions, not services. Are your posts showing how you solve problems? Or are they just showcasing what you do? >> Your audience needs clarity, not complexity. Are you making it crystal clear who you help? Or are you trying to speak to everyone? >> Trust takes time but also efforts Do your posts build credibility with stories and results? Or are they generic tips anyone can Google? This is why most people struggle to turn LinkedIn views into leads. It’s not because you’re lazy. It’s not because you’re bad at what you do. It’s because your strategy is missing one key ingredient. “The right messaging”. Your ideal clients are on LinkedIn right now. They’re scrolling, searching and looking for someone who gets them. The question is: Does your content make them stop and say, “This is for me”? This is exactly why I created the VIBE Framework. It’s designed to help you: >> Speak directly to your ideal client’s pain points. >> Position yourself as the only solution to their problem. >> Generate 15+ qualified leads every single month. And here’s the best part : It works even if you’re starting from scratch. So, if you’re tired of posting without purpose. And you’re ready to attract real, paying clients. Just send me a DM “Leads” and we’ll work on your business. #leadgeneration #businessgrowth #coach #linkedintips #personalbranding

Imagine this: You just hit “publish” on a post you've poured your heart into, and with every notification in the next hour, your heart skips a beat. “Is it a lead?” But just like in the last 3+ months… …you get the likes, comments, and follows, but your sales are still inconsistent AF. “Why does this happen?!” You've been following the "LinkedIn playbook": - Publishing “How to”/”How I” content consistently - Using the “perfect” hook templates - Engaging for 2 hours a day - Studying all the latest algo updates - Being the first commenter on top creators’ content - Etc. But despite all your efforts, bringing in qualified leads consistently still feels like an unsolvable puzzle. If you had your way, you wouldn’t have to rely on mainstream sales and marketing tactics, persuasion hacks, and closing techniques. Which you find repelling and unaligned with who you are and what you stand for. And you're right! Whatever you’ve been taught about building authority and trust, getting high-quality leads, and selling, goes against how people buy TODAY. That's why you're working too hard for such a small ROI. Looking inward, you’ve even begun to admit a truth that causes a big change: there's a big disconnect between who you truly are, what you want to be known for, and how you convey your value. Flash news: You don’t have to contort yourself into someone you’re not to make a sale. So let me ask you this: What does your business need in the next 50 days, beyond the "LinkedIn Playbook", to finally start bringing in high-quality leads consistently while replacing 80% of your personal effort? Pop a #ME below if you want the answer.

I'm able to generate 2-3 quality leads every week on LinkedIn. Two months ago, this number was at 0. Here's how I turned things around with 5 simple tactics: 1. Get involved: → Jump into conversations, connect with people, and get to know them. → Share your thoughts, answer questions, and start building those relationships. 2. Tell stories: → Show off your creativity and the unique ways you solve problems. → Share stories that grab people's attention and keep them interested. 3. Show off your skills: → Share helpful content and tips that position you as an expert. → Make sure people see you as someone they can trust. 4. Use social proof: → Let your happy clients do the talking. Share testimonials and success stories. → Show others that you've got the goods and that people love working with you. 5. Educate, don't sell: → Instead of pushing sales, focus on being helpful and providing value. → Offer insights and solutions to the problems your audience is facing. Consistency is crucial. Show up regularly. Don't forget that: → Ignoring connections means missing out on opportunities. → Skipping out on value means losing trust and credibility. And always stay true to yourself. P.S. If you're a founder or CXO aiming to expand your brand and generate qualified leads on LinkedIn, I'm here to assist you. Feel free to reach out to me via DM, and let's work together to elevate your presence on the platform and achieve your growth goals. #linkedin

50 profile views a day. Warm leads. What happens next? If your LinkedIn profile was getting 50 views from warm leads daily, how many of them would actually reach out? → 1? → 5? → More? But let me guess… right now, no one is reaching out to you. Here’s what’s actually happening: ↳ Your audience checks out your profile. ↳ They glance, maybe even like a post. ↳ But they don’t take action. You're unable to provide them with clarity. Your profile doesn’t stand out. It’s not driving the right people to book a call. And that's why you are unable to connect with the right audience and book your coaching services. Instead, what if: • One optimized LinkedIn profile. • Your Audiences gain clarity and build trust. • Your profile attracts them, and they love to take action. That’s what happens when you optimize your profile to speak directly to your ideal clients. I’m not talking about just adding a nice headline and summary. I’m talking about positioning yourself as the go-to coach - the ONLY one your ideal clients see as the solution. Want to connect with the right audience and influence them to take action. It starts with optimizing your profile to convert views into leads. But how do you get started? That’s exactly what I help with. If you’re a coach, I can review your profile for free and provide actionable tips on how to optimize it for maximum conversions. DM me "Review", and let me share the other details. Because the right profile can change everything. But only if it’s optimized the right way.

Stop chasing new customers! Why do your customers leave you? Your LinkedIn posts go unnoticed? You put in the effort, but where are the leads? The truth about converting leads: ➡ Start with Defining Your Audience Some might notice. ➡Plan Your Content Consistently Many will engage. ➡Create Quality Posts Everyone will appreciate it. But what happens when you aim for conversion? When You Start to Sell Some connections might drift away. When You Start to "Ask" Many won't respond. When You Expect Them to Convert Most seem to disappear. Unless… You Help Them "Feel" Understood In every interaction,. You Create a Sense of "Value" In your content. You Provide More Than Information You give them solutions. Always remember: People on LinkedIn Come for Your Strategy But they convert because of your authenticity. The genuine, helpful you. 90% of my leads tell me this after becoming clients.) In a nutshell… Give People a "Reason" to Stay, Not Leave Oh... and add some relevance to it! Help them "feel" → not just "read" Always. Describe your ideal lead in 3 words (be honest, okay) Check my feature section for more valuable insights!

"LinkedIn is ☠️ and the gurus lied." If you've been posting for months and still haven't gotten any leads... Don't worry. I have been there. When I first started, I focused only on content. But I soon realised that it was NOT enough. 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 3 "𝗖𝘀" 𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸. 1/ 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁 ↳ 50% of your time ↳ Focus on providing value ↳ Solve your prospects' pain points 💛 TOFU - top of funnel (visibility) 💚 MOFU - mid of funnel (authority) 💙 BOFU - bottom of funnel (conversion) 2/ 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 ↳ 20% of your time ↳ Engage strategically with creators ↳ Use your comments to pique interest 3/ 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 ↳ 30% of your time ↳ Start building relationships ↳ Do NOT pitch slap in your DMs Linkedin is a platform with huge potential - if you know how to unlock it ;) 🚀 P.S. Want to turn LinkedIn into Leadgen? Click this: https://lnkd.in/gU2WndP9

LinkedIn is a chore. It’s a pain in the bum…that someone said you ‘HAD to do to succeed’ in business. To those in the know (like me for example) it’s like a dream come true. There are 4 things you’ll need to work on every day to make this platform work for you. (When I say ‘work for you’ I mean generate inbound enquiries) Most won’t want to do the work. Most will want to wander off hoping to find the ‘secret’ on their own. I’m now confident enough to say…you will NEVER find it on your own. The secret may as well be written in ancient hieroglyphics...it simply lies hidden from you. I succeeded because I’m from a different background to you. I’m from a sales/marketing/training background. I’ve spent more on coaching in a year than most people spend in a lifetime. I’ve learned about (and still learn every day) the 4 pillars that make LinkedIn produce inbound enquiries. Each pillar has to be perfect…or it simply won’t work. The 4 pillars (LinkedIn Logic) are: - Posts - Comments - Profile - Messaging It looks so simple when you see it laid out like this 😂 It looked simple to me too all those years ago. But it’s not SIMPLE at all…until you know how to do it 😄 I’m confident I can teach anyone with a half-decent product, how to get LinkedIn generating inbound enquiries. That ‘easy fix’ you’re looking for doesn’t exist. If it did…I swear I would have found it. Full details of my system are in my ‘About’ section. P.S. Don’t follow me, your head might explode. #sales #marketing #linkedin #inbound #prospects

How to attract high-quality leads who are ready to buy? I get it. You’ve spent hours crafting the perfect pitch. Sent it to potential clients. And… nothing. Just silence. Frustrating, right? Here’s the truth: people don’t want to be “sold to.” They want to feel understood. They’re looking for someone who gets their problems, not just another sales pitch. That’s why so many strategies fail. It’s all about pushing the product and forgetting the person. But what if you switched it up? Instead of pushing, you connect. Instead of selling, you have a conversation. Sounds simple, but this is where the magic happens. Think about the last time a post grabbed your attention. Was it because of a flashy sales tactic? Nope. It was because it felt real. It spoke to you. That’s what works. When you start talking like a human, people listen. Here’s what you can do: 1. Tell your story. - Share your own challenges. The real stuff. - Not polished perfection, but the lessons you’ve learned along the way. 2. Talk about their pain. - What’s keeping your audience up at night? Address that. - They want to know you get them. 3. Keep it human. - No jargon. No long, confusing paragraphs. - Just short, conversational posts. Like this one. I used to pitch like crazy. But it wasn’t until I started connecting with people, not just selling to them, that things changed. Once people feel like they know you, they’re far more likely to trust you. And when they trust you, they buy. So, next time you write a post, think: Does this sound like a real conversation? If it doesn’t, start over. Because that is what makes the difference. Ready to attract leads who are excited to buy from you? Let’s chat. Drop me a message! #LinkedIn #ContentMarketing #LeadGeneration #ClientAttraction

If you want to convert leads into high-paying clients, you need a strategy that works. Here’s how: 👉 Show your expertise – Prove you’re the authority they’ve been searching for. 👉 Build trust with social proof – Testimonials and case studies do the heavy lifting. 👉 Give them a taste of your value – A free consultation or trial opens the door. 👉 Speak their language – Focus on benefits, not features. 👉 Address their doubts – Remove every objection and show them they’re in good hands. Every post, email, and conversation is your chance to move them closer to saying "yes." ✔️ Highlight how your product or service solves their biggest problem. ✔️ Share success stories and results they can’t ignore. ✔️ Create content that proves you understand their challenges better than anyone else. At the end of the day, clients want one thing: solutions. Be the guide that gets them there. "Listen. Educate. Lead them to success." If this resonates, hit repost ♻️ and help someone else grow their business. One happy, loyal client > 1,000 cold prospects. Always. P.S. Ready to stand out on LinkedIn while others blend in? Send me a DM with "Brand Growth" and let's create your personalized roadmap to becoming a recognized authority in your industry. ✨ #linkedintips #linkedingrowth #personalbranding

Pitch-slapping is NOT the way to get new business here on LinkedIn And before you get any ideas... This applies elsewhere too. Pitch-slapping doesn’t work. ❌ You don't want your very first message in the connection request to say: "I do XYZ and I'd love to talk to you about it, do you have 15 minutes you can spare?" Yeah… don’t do that. That’s the opposite of effective. I bet you’ve gotten these a few times since you started using LinkedIn. Am I right? You're probably like me and you decline or flat delete 99% of those requests. ↳ No response ↳ Instantly ignore ↳ Don't provide feedback. Ghosted and rightfully so. 🤷♂️ For the person receiving the message, that action burned that bridge between your potential relationship. You'll likely never have a positive interaction with that person. It’s over now. And no amount of follow-up will change that. They could have been a qualified lead if you just built it up a little first. And even if they weren't qualified They could have at least been a referral partner Or someone who regularly engaged with your content and drove other business to you through that engagement. But that’s off the table now… Because you had ZERO patience and immediately pitched them in the first DM. Don't pitch-slap people, it doesn't work and it's incredibly annoying. - - - What's the worst pitch slap you've ever received? And why was it so awful? - - - - - - - - - P.S. I post about multi-channel marketing every single day. Ring the 🔔 for more content like this. #linkedin #socialselling #sales