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    767 followers

    We're going full INNN!

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    Here's the exact strategy I'll use to crush it on LinkedIn in the next 6 months: I'm coming back to YouTube, baby! Missed recording videos so much. This time is different, though. I hired a team to help me craft a killer strategy for my videos and make them extra polished up. We're going live in a week (subscribe using the link in the comments). My videos are going to be the CORE FORMAT of my strategy. This means, I'll use it to produce all the remaining formats throughout the week: • 1 blog article about the topic from the video • 1 newsletter about 1 crucial insight from the video • 3 short-form LinkedIn videos promoting the long one • 5 LinkedIn posts, mixing promotional and educational content Those formats will lead you to subscribe to my channel OR to my newsletter. This is the CTA of the content. The rest of the strategy is about: • Segmenting my freshly-attracted audience • Reaching out to them with helpful resources • Converting the right people into customers Simple, not easy. But definitely fun. Thoughts?

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    Repurpose your content like a pro (you'll thank me later): 1. Blog Posts into Videos Turn your blog posts into engaging videos. Tips: • Use key points from your article • Add visuals and animations to keep viewers hooked 2. Webinars into Podcasts Transform your webinars into podcast episodes. Tips: • Extract the audio from your webinar • Edit for clarity and add an intro/outro 3. Social Media Posts into Infographics Convert your social media tips into informative infographics. Tips: • Highlight the main points • Use eye-catching designs to grab attention 4. Articles into E-books Compile your articles into comprehensive e-books. Tips: • Organize by theme or topic • Add additional insights and resources 5. Videos into Short Clips Break down your long videos into short, shareable clips. Tips: • Focus on key moments or quotes • Optimize for different platforms like TikTok or Instagram Reels 6. Case Studies into Blog Posts Turn detailed case studies into blog posts. Tips: • Simplify the language for a broader audience • Highlight the main takeaways and results 7. Newsletters into Social Media Content Repurpose your newsletters into social media posts. Tips: • Extract key points and quotes • Create a series of posts to maintain engagement 8. Podcasts into Articles Transform your podcast episodes into written articles. Tips: • Transcribe the audio • Edit for readability and add subheadings 9. E-books into Email Series Break down your e-books into an email series. Tips: • Send out one chapter or section at a time • Include actionable tips and a call to action 10. Presentations into Blog Posts Convert your presentations into detailed blog posts. Tips: • Use each slide as a section • Add explanations and examples for clarity This approach maximizes your content's reach and lifespan. Want to learn my exact system for content repurposing, 100% free? Subscribe to my 7-day email course: https://lnkd.in/dn9FACAA

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    767 followers

    time for some tea

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    All those marketing gurus say more content = more sales. But for business owners like you, it’s different: You’re not chasing vanity metrics—you’re chasing sales, loyalty, and long-term growth. You can create less content and still drive more sales if every piece is built to make an impact. Here's you game plan:

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    Why posting 50 pieces of content each week isn’t driving sales (and what actually will): You’ve probably seen it. Marketers flaunting their "secret" formula to pump out 50+ pieces of content every week. They promise it takes them an hour, max. Yeah, right. 🙄 Here’s the truth: You don’t need that much content. You need IMPACTFUL content. One that makes it easy for someone to book a call or buy your product. Here's how you do it: 1/ Align with your audience More content doesn't mean better content. If you’re posting 50 times a week but aren’t addressing what your audience cares about, it’s pointless. Spend time crafting a solid blog post, video, or newsletter that answers a key question your audience has. 2/ Add essence: Your content needs a distinct vibe. Spitting out post after post dilutes your message. Essence is what hooks people, builds trust, and nudges them down the sales funnel. 3/ Give a clear next step: Too much content leads to scattered CTAs. Your audience doesn't know what to do next. And guess what? Confused people don't buy. 2 pro tips below: 🔹 Repurpose wisely: Take that one piece of content and turn it into social posts, emails, and short videos. Each touchpoint reinforces your message. 🔹 Consistency, not frequency: Show up consistently with quality. It's better to post 3 times a week with value-driven content than 50 times with fluff. Ready to ditch the content overload? Comment "QUALITY" if you’re ready to create content that actually works.

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    767 followers

    *reflecting hard*

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    7 (ugly-drawn) visuals that will make you re-think everything you know about marketing: I see those cheesy visuals go viral here every week. Let's see if the ugly-drawn version will perform just as well lol Enjoy!

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    it's actually good, not just "marketing" good

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    Last week, I realized I don't promote my free inbound lead-gen course enough. Not to brag, but it's GOOD good. In 7 days, you and I build your inbound lead-gen strategy, piece by piece. You get the same blueprints and strategies I use for 5-6-figure projects. Plus many ugly drawings. And videos. And cringy jokes. It's super cool, really. Link to subscribe in the comments.

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    Building the creator marketing platform of tomorrow

    We’ve got a big challenge at Favikon: We’re stuck in our comfort zone. LinkedIn is now familiar territory for us. Out of the 1K+ creators registered on the new creator plan, +90% are primarily focused on LinkedIn. Don't get me wrong: we love it here. But the creator economy is much, much more than that. So we're going all-in on Youtube! With the help of the amazing Kuba Czubajewski, we'll be launching in the next few weeks a series of videos from me and Josephine Renna! If you’re into the creator economy, enjoy a little French accent, and want to hear our insights, this is your moment to follow us! The first video link is in the comments ✍️

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    The #1 reason your inbound lead-gen isn't working (and what to change today for quality leads): You're not sharing the WHOLE truth. Working with B2B Founders, I ask them every time: "What is your competition NOT saying about your niche?" You see, everyone can churn out generic advice and call it a "content strategy." But if you're smart (and want to stand tf out), you need to: 1. Get hyper-focused on your client's pain points Speak directly to the problems that keep your clients up at night. Vague solutions won’t cut it. 2. Address it in the content directly Dive into the unspoken challenges. Remember, your customer experiences symptoms of the problems – not the problems. Show your audience you understand their pain and know what hides behind it. 3. Offer an entire solution to it Don't gatekeep anything. Your customer pays you for the implementation, not the knowledge. Make it clear that you’re not just selling – you’re genuinely helping. 4. Give a clear next step Once they’re hooked, don’t leave them hanging. Tell them exactly what to do next: • “Download our guide,” • “Book a free strategy session,” • “Try our free tool.” Make it easy. Truth bombs build trust. Trust drives quality leads. So, what’s YOUR niche truth?

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    767 followers

    want ramen?

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    Helping B2B Service-Based Founders Attract Customers with Content | Explaining Content, One Ugly Drawing at a Time

    3 reasons slow-cooked inbound lead-gen beats the quick-win approach Every week, I get DMs from people claiming they can attract 10s of leads to my agency weekly. Their offers are always tempting. I’ve got a huge hunger for my agency’s growth—just like the next guy. But after 2 years of running my business, I’ve learned one truth: The best leads are slow-cooked. Here’s why: 1/ Better Fit Quick-win leads are often just chasing a deal, not a partnership. When you slow-cook, you attract clients who align with your values and goals. You get fewer headaches and more long-term relationships. 2/ Trust-Driven Sales Trust can’t be microwaved. It needs time to simmer. Slow-cooked leads are the ones that have been nurtured through consistent, valuable content. When they’re ready to buy, they come to you already trusting your expertise. 3/ Higher Lifetime Value Quick wins are great for short-term gains, but they rarely stick around. Slow-cooked leads, on the other hand, are invested in your services. They’re not just clients; they’re long-term partners who drive sustained growth. How to start slow-cooking: • Share genuine value through your content. • Engage in conversations without expecting an immediate sale. • Build a process that nurtures leads over weeks, even months. Growth takes time. But slow-cooked leads will fill your plate for the long haul. Ready to simmer? Drop a "🍜" in the comments.

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