LinkedIn Templates: Creator

My #1 LinkedIn writing tip: Be clear. Always.

(especially if you’re trying to grow)

LinkedIn just hit 1B users; if you want to reach them:

- Remember they don’t know you
- Remember they're here to be educated
- Remember they're here to be entertained

It's a social media platform after all.

If you want to reach them all, you need to:

- Use simple language for understanding
- Use cleverness for memorability
- Stop using fancy language
- Stop using fluffy words
- Keep it short & sweet
- Stick to the point

Bonus: Use psychology to hook them in too

Don’t write: “Tax laws are important for your business.”

Write: “Here's how to increase your income without earning more (by understanding these 3 tax laws)”

CLEAR difference.

Your post is a roadmap to your idea.

Get the reader from point A→B quickly.

They’ll reward you by consuming your content, daily.

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99% of people never reach their lifetime goals.

This year, I've hit all of mine (even twice).

My first $100k year.
My second Forbes feature.
My first international keynote.

The last 12 months? Unreal.

But 10 years ago? I never saw this coming.

I was sad, lost, and scared. I thought "Is this it?"

I stepped out of this box people put me in.
Removed off the labels.
But kept only one.

My name.

Pick your character → Make sure they win

It’s never too late to start playing your game.

P.S. What's a lifetime goal of yours? Let's share.

The best personal branding lesson you'll receive today:

(and it's not "Be authentic")

1. Tell your story
2. Focus on the transformation
3. Create a movie in your readers head
4. Narrate it while adding actionable advice
5. Add a related image to add extra context
6. Make your story about your audience, not you
7. Create emotion. Build connection. Influence change

There's nothing more authentic than your unique story.

Stop planning your transformation. Evolve in public.

Share your wins, but also the losses.
Share 'How To's; but also 'How I's'
Share the highs but also the lows.

Authenticity isn't a strategy.
Good storytelling is.

Start telling yours.

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It took me 3 months to make my first dollar online.

(here's 1 writing tip that transformed my income)

Treat every line you write as a hook.

- Build rhythm through repetition.
- Use fluency to be clear.
- Play with words.

Create rhythm. Build memory. Hook consistently.

People don't have short attention spans.
↳ They have short, boring content spans.

Next time you write, sing.

Pro tip: Read your copy out loud before posting.

Does it sing? Does it stick?

Edit until it does.

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The best LinkedIn growth hack I'm using this 2024: (that works without posting 10x a week) Raise the bar for every single post you write. Here's the three-step process I use daily: 1. Set the standard for your content. Choose 2-5 creators that align with you. Read and analyze their top-performing content. Use that as the standard of what "good" content is. 2.⁠ ⁠Practice writing every day. Pull out 10 pieces of content you like from others. Pull out 1 main idea from each of those posts. Study patterns, frameworks, and topics. Emulate it in your own content. 3.⁠ ⁠Review data and iterate Look at likes to see if it resonated. Look at reshares to see if it's interesting. Look at comments to see if it was valuable. Look at reach and see which topics are popular. Look at leads generated "per post" -> double down. 4. [Bonus] Use these frameworks: For hooks: Always focus on 1 topic. ↳ The best [x] lesson you'll receive: ↳ Unpopular opinion: ↳ Harsh Truth: For the body: a. Hook b. Re-hook c. Hint at the problem and solution e. Show exactly how to fix the problem f. Add a quick win or motivational quote g. End with a clear solution for the reader Too many people tell you the "solution" But they never tell you the actual answer. That's how you fix it, and how you can stand out. Every single day you write, follow these 4 steps. Stop settling for writing average content, please. Become part of the 0.1% in 2024. Happy New Year! PS ♻️ REPOST if you found this useful! --- Liked this? join my newsletter. I write the coolest ones around. Short, fluff free, value packed and honestly, kinda fun. ↳ https://lnkd.in/ebm8NkdU

99% of my followers don't know this about me...

I failed 3+ businesses before landing on LinkedIn.

But it wasn't because I couldn't do it:

- I wasn’t interested
- I didn’t believe in the products
- I wasn’t emotionally invested in it

So I failed and/or quit them all.

Then I found online writing and stuck to it for 1 year.

I liked it, I committed to it and eventually found success

For months, nothing was happening. But I persisted.

Then everything happened. It changed my life.

Stop quitting so soon.

PS: What do you think I was dropshipping? ��

My secret hack to writing viral content:

Always write to yourself:

1. Simplify something → “Here’s how I”
2. Talk about a mistake → “Write better post in 60s”
3. Debunk your own beliefs → “Stop reading 52 books”

Call yourself out (but give the solution)

You'll be surprised how many resonate.

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I grew my business and personal brand in record time.

(without a fancy website or expensive logo)

Here's how you can do the same:

1. Create one simple offer
2. Focus on one problem to solve
3. Focus on growing your network
4. Optimise your LinkedIn for conversion
5. Build a live portfolio through content here

Then, market yourself shamelessly.

You don't need more advice.
You don't need another motivational post.
Honestly, you don't even need my content.

You just need to start.

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