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Do you know what a good LinkedIn headline can do? 😮 It can help you stand out, show off your professional skills, and even get you more leads. Yes, it’s true! 🤩 Our new blog is your perfect resource for writing a good LinkedIn headline. Learn from: ✅ 2 writing formulas ✅ 6 mistakes to avoid ✅ 13 examples to show when it’s done right Follow our guide and create that perfect headline today!    🔗 https://lnkd.in/d3V7tseD #LinkedIn #LinkedInProfile #LinkedInTips

𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗺𝘆 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗱-𝘀𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗰𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁-𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗜𝗻 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗶𝗹𝗲 Hey Elite, if you've been really confused about how to rework your LinkedIn profiles, then I've got you covered! So, I have created a 3-minute video that gives you a practical guide on how to get it right, If you follow through, congratulations—you've earned a free consultation with me, and of course, I'll ask questions to ensure you did. Enjoy this short clip, and be sure to apply it.

10 things I never ignore while writing my linkedIn post Here they're 1- I write the hook as 1 liner 2- My 2nd line is also 1 liner 3- I make a list of important points 4- My single post conveys 1 message only 5- Adding the P.S statement most of the time 6- Sort the bullet point by length (just I did it here) 7- Commenting 5 posts before I publish my own post 8- Don’t use too much UPPERCASE in my LinkedIn post 9- Add white space after each line to enhance readability 10- Using the words like “I”, “You”, my to give a human touch All my LinkedIn is about giving 100% of what I know. And, I learned LinkedIn post writing from Jasmin Alić (Thanks to him for sharing everything for FREE) P.S. Which one is your favorite number?

Your LinkedIn Headline matters. But most people have bland, boring or nonsense headlines. I'll show you how to make yours stand out like a Rockstar in less than 2 minutes! ------------------------ My name is Christian Payne I co-write/ghostwrite for LinkedIn and email newsletters Click my name + follow + 🔔 I show you how to: ✅ Improve your writing ✅ How to build your Thought Leadership ✅ Gain more Leads and Sales on LinkedIn

First impressions are everything! 👀 And that especially applies to your professional ID card–your LinkedIn profile. This is why we’ve dedicated a whole blog to the art of creating a perfect LinkedIn headline for you. ✨ Inside, you’ll find: ✔️ a writing cheat sheet - 2 formulas to help you create the perfect headline ✔️ common mistakes to avoid at all costs when writing ✔️ 13 examples of good headlines that just work Let’s create that headline in 3, 2, 1… Go! 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dNjQ9q6C #LinkedIn #LinkedInProfile #LinkedInTips

How I write LinkedIn posts in 15 minutes (without compromising on quality) Here’s the truth: If writing your LinkedIn post takes longer than 30 minutes... You're doing it wrong. LinkedIn isn't the place for perfect essays or complex content. → You spend hours obsessing over a topic → Your competitors post and gain traction Here’s what you need instead: → Speed → Clarity → Simple structure (And I got you) → Start with a strong hook → Share a relatable opinion or insight → End with a thought-provoking question Get out of your head. Get into action. (Or a box of donuts like I want right now 🍩) PS What stops you from showing up consistently on LinkedIn?

Please STOP treating your LinkedIn as a slam book I see a lot of people write however they want that get 0 likes yet they continue to post If you want to grow here, do this instead: 1). Rule of one Before you create content, remember this Your post is NOT about you → It's about your ideal reader & ICP → Focus on 1 burning problem → Give 1 relieving solution → Have 1 call to action to fix the problem Too many topics are confusing Be straightforward. Don’t overcomplicate it. 2). Learn the art of brevity Anyone can write 2000 words about a topic Anyone can stuff a lot of fluff & useless info Not everyone can deliver the same message <400 words → Cut out filler words → Turn commas into listicles → Follow the 1:3:1 writing rule Save them reading time. Provide the same value 3). Make your reader the hero The more you include “you”, people will pay attention They want to know what’s in it for them They don’t care about your writing style blah blah → Show them how it benefits them → Make them feel involved, heard & seen → Put them in your content and your profile → Call out a specific person so they know it’s for them People build your brand. 4). Get more specific Break down complex sentences into easy-to-understand → If you don’t know how to explain → use analogies → Add more details & examples to make it memorable → Keep your posts detailed enough The clearer, the better. Don’t be super vague too P.S. What else do you think is important?

I've written a LinkedIn post every day for 100 days. After three months of posting, here's the brutal truth: I don't know if it'll make you a better writer. I don't know if it'll grow your client base. I don't know if it'll be worth your time. I don't know if anyone will realise you're posting daily. However, there is one thing I do know. Call it lesson one, if you will. Post every day, and you'll find your voice sooner than later. You'll gain clarity about your purpose. You'll understand how to communicate your point. You'll learn that 'you' is more helpful than 'I'. You'll learn to enjoy the process, not the results. It's not easy, but I'd recommend it to anyone. Use your voice - you owe it to yourself. #day100

My biggest takeaway from INBOUND 2024? Yes, it was back in September, but the one takeaway I can’t stop thinking about wasn’t from a session. Every conversation I had always ended up talking about this one thing: writing on LinkedIn. Not only does writing each day sharpen your mind and help you think deeply, but it also helps you connect with people in and out of your network. So, don’t wait months like I did. Start writing and formulate and sharpen your thoughts.

Post impressions ⇡ 104,716.7% in the past 90 days Not too shabby for a founder who just started posting on his personal LinkedIn. Real talk? It was more like 30 days. Because that’s when we started consistently posting for him. Founders: ➜ Your voice matters ➜ People want to hear from you (seriously!) ➜ It’s OK to hire a ghostwriter if writing isn’t your thing or you don’t have time Whether you decide to craft your own posts or hire someone else, commit to: ➜ Authenticity ➜ Consistency ➜ Patience …then check your content performance stats in 90 days and let us know what you see 👀 📌 Have you already committed to posting regularly on LinkedIn from your personal page? What have you noticed?