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I did this in just 45 days..... 120 Impressions → 𝟕𝟎𝐤+ impressions 6 comments → 𝟕𝟎+ Comments 0 Followers → 𝟏𝟎𝟎𝟎+ Followers The secret of results like this: ↳ You're sharing your story + personality. ↳ You focus on clear message > clever . ↳ You're focused on relationships > leads. ↳ You care about helping others daily. ↳ Your mission is to have an impact . ↳ You don't care for "PERFECT POSTS". ↳ Good results = more people helped . ↳ You're not focused on metrics. ↳ You're focused on YOUR journey. ✦ Never think so much before posting, some post works some doesn't, at the end of the week just analyse everything and change accordingly. P.S. I help people grow on LinkedIn and generate qualified leads. If this interests you, then Dm me a "𝐁𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃", and let's discuss the strategy. Follow Anushka Singh for more 💛.

Show Up. If they need me, they’ll reach out to me, right? Wrong. People need to be reminded that you/your agency are there and that you want to work with them. They are busy in their day to day work lives and worried about their own problems and challenges. People get forgetful and need to be reminded of what your agency specializes in and how you can help them solve their creative/marketing challenges. Your warm network of past clients and industry peers want to help you - you just need to ask/let them know. “Show-up” where your target new clients are: whether it's liking/commenting on a social media post, sending a LinkedIn InMail, in person, via email, phone call, etc. If you’d like inspiration on how to better “Show Up”, I’d love to talk! #businessdevelopment #agencygrowth #cheerfulpersistency

People see your posts.....👨🏻💻 and never like or comment. 😮 shock horror! I know because in the last 3 weeks I've: - Caught up w 2 ppl in Nelson, who read them....and we talked about the content. But they said they don't like or comment. - Had a DM this morning from someone who downloaded a book I suggested, and read it, found it impactful and wanted to let me know that my posts make a difference - I read peoples stuff and don't like and comment all the time 😉 Sometimes it's because it's content I don't want others to know I like (true but not brand aligned or on the edge). Sometimes it's because I can't be bothered. So this is a reminder... You can be connecting with, and influencing more people....real humans....at scale. It's not just about 'social media'. Behind every account is a PERSON. So if you're a founder.....think about who you could be influencing by telling your story, sharing your thoughts, wins and challenges. Not just for likes and comments, but for those who may read....and then you build relationship with, or who already know you. How could it be influencing connections at scale? Helping with sales / opportunities? Building your personal brand (which is becoming more important)? Just an encouragement to keep showing up. Greg

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐞𝐝𝐈𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭? When people ask me hacks to get good engagements on LinkedIn, I simply tell them to start from the scratch. Users must know what LinkedIn is and what it is not. First know that what LinkedIn is not all about: ❌ It is not a dating/matrimony site. ❌ It is not a site to interfere into someone’s personal life. ❌ It is not a site to give compliments for fashion, makeup, etc. ❌ It is not a site to send messages with sexual advancements. ❌ It is not a site to promote your family/personal troubles. Then, what LinkedIn is all about? Here you go: ✅ It is a site to promote your business and find clients. ✅ It is a site to narrate your work problems and solutions. ✅ It is a site to talk about brands/the brands you support/brands with outstanding business ethics. ✅ It is a site to highlight the accomplishments/achievements by sharing correct lessons. ✅ It is a site to highlight your intellect, writing skills and communication skills. 𝐏𝐒 — What’s your weekend plan? Follow Moumita Biswas for interesting stories. #business #management #technology #digitalmarketing

Show Up If they need me, they’ll reach out to me, right? Wrong. People need to be reminded that you/your agency are there and that you want to work with them.  They are busy in their day to day work lives and worried about their own problems and challenges. People get forgetful and need to be reminded of what your agency specializes in and how you can help them solve their creative/marketing challenges. Your warm network of past clients and industry peers want to help you - you just need to ask/let them know. “Show-up” where your target new clients are:  whether it's liking/commenting on a social media post, sending a LinkedIn InMail,  in person, via email, phone call, etc. If you’d like inspiration on how to better “Show Up”, I’d love to talk! #businessdevelopment #agencygrowth #cheerfulpersistency

The thing that amazed me most when I started as a piano teacher on Facebook…  ..Was I got people interested in my lessons just from my Facebook posts even though many of them had no likes at all! Now I have better understanding of engagement, these are the metrics I look out for How many ideal clients do I get following me a day?  How many messages do I get from interested prospects? How many connections and referrals do I get from my content?  How “warm/hot” a prospective client is when they get on the phone with me? Anytime I forget about the importance of people and start chasing numbers things start to go wrong. I think for some businesses you need a lot of reach and I help clients with that, but for me and many of my clients it’s definitely the quality that makes the difference I personally know people with a million tiktok followers and 100k on Instagram that haven't made a penny While I've been getting clients and sales consistently every month for the past four years without huge numbers at all Sometimes it's the posts with the lowest engagement that get you that absolutely perfect dream client Of course numbers matter but it's about which one's you focus on

Not setting enough appointments? Seek to HELP, not to make money. Seek to make a CONNECTION, not to milk them. Seek to give value for FREE, not to ask without giving. Use this: 1 → Start conversations with your current followers and people who engage with your posts 2 → Ask questions to see if they have a problem 3 → If they do, send a personalized video showing them how to solve it 4 → Ask for a call Fix your mindset and the rest will follow.

A prospect booked a call with me because: “You were actively engaging with the people in yhe comments” - he said. It's a simple thing, but it speaks about me a lot. - It shows I care. - It shows I value my work and the time of people engaging with me. - It shows that I'm not just here for the vanity metrics. I'm here to build real connections with people. A lead noticed it and booked a call. It easily set me apart from the competition. So it turns out: Replying to the comments surely gives more engagement, but it also tells a lot about your personality. Don't just post and ghost. Be present. Be helpful. Be genuinely interested in the people in your network. And you will attract people who believe the same. PS: Do you think replying to the comments is important? ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Follow me & ring the bell 🔔 - Senza Barnwal ⭐ I spill secrets of LinkedIn growth daily. ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ #linkedintip #engagement #contentmarketing

“Thanks for posting - great share” Does this look familiar? I’m sure we are all guilty of commenting for comments sake. But do you think this has high impact on a potential prospect. Even just liking the post. Yeah it’s a touchpoint but do our prospects remember something so small like that. When it comes to social, everyone has short attention spans. So how can you make your comment/interaction more memorable? And actually move you forward in the relationship. That’s the aim of the game right? Make steps that get you closer to a potential conversation that could lead to a sale. Ask a questions in your comments? Strike up a conversation…. If you can have several conversations with a potential prospect before you actually talk business. How much do you think your chances improve? Have you tried this before?

Nobody tells you this when you start posting online. Going viral isn't where the magic happens. Here's what matters more: ↳ Showing up consistently. ↳ Sharing real, unfiltered stories. ↳ Starting conversations people care about. A viral post can give you a moment. But relationships? They give you momentum. Here's what working for me: 1. Sharing lessons from my journey. 2. Talking about my mistakes, not just wins. 3. Asking for input and advice from my audience. 4. Giving tips that others can apply to their lives or work. 5. Engaging in conversations, not just posting and ghosting. Forget “going viral.” Focus on staying relevant. Social media is just a tool. The real value? It's in the relationships you build. _ Repost ♻️ to inspire someone in your network. Follow me → Minn Bui for more!