Templates by Izzy Prior

I'm 1 of 900 million people on LinkedIn.

Every one of these users has their own mission and purpose for being here.

Some say the noise is distracting or competitive.

In reality, it can help you become more aligned with your own mission.

Reframe your perspective:

'All these different opinions are clouding my own mission.'

↓

'These different opinions are allowing me to reshift and position myself to ensure I stand out.'

You don't have to be another number on this platform.

Choose to be an individual with a unique presence and purpose.

Stick to what you know and share it in a way people understand.

Become the sheepdog in that field of sheep.

I’ve post 15/16 days of this year so far.

And I’ve had 11 qualified* leads in my LinkedIn inbox.

I was quiet on here between October and December. And now I’ve committed to posting almost everyday of 2024 so far.

Then, I was only posting when I made time to engage.

↳ Now, posts are scheduled for 8am GMT.

Then, I was posting stories irrelevant to what I offer.

↳ Now, I post a variety of content (storytelling, bottom-of-funnel and case studies)

Then, I was posting for validation and sometimes out of desperation.

↳ Now, I have a strategy to build visibility and generate leads to my business.

I’m dedicated to this consistency but I still have improvements to make.

- Posting videos → one scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.

- Engaging → setting time in my calendar to reply to comments. I see you all!

- More case studies → There are testimonails sitting at the bottom of my profile that I should be speaking about.

Even with the followers I have, there’s ALWAYS room for improvement.

Even with the leads I’ve generated so far, it isn’t a time to slow down. That pipeline needs to be maintained.

Why I’ve posted this? An insight into my 2024 strategy and what is working/ what isn’t.

*These leads are qualified on the means that they: are my ideal client avatar, can afford my services, are ready to start, and they’re willing to put the work in on their end. Oh, and they’ve booked a call, obviously.