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Your buyers will come from your content on LinkedIn. But… You must know what to publish. In this video, I explain the exact content types you must publish on LinkedIn to get buyers coming to you.

Most people think that all they have to do on LinkedIn is write in bullet points. No dears. Your bullet points are a waste, if you don't: --structure your post --have a flow in your content --have clarity on what you are talking about To get these:  Know what your content does to the reader. Ask yourself: --Who is this content for? --How is this going to help them?  Remember: Formatting is a lot more than just bullet points and white spaces.

Think of the types of posts you see on your feed. Most of them will be what is expected, so you'll skim-read it at best. The unexpected posts are the ones that grab your attention. Your job is to work out where on the scale your content sits.

I ran two polls to see what kind of content people want to read on LinkedIn. The results are in. The winner is... Short, text-based, educational material. 76% voted for short, text-based posts. 71% voted for educational material. Loads of people said they would love it if the content was entertaining too, but that's not the main reason they read content on LinkedIn. So, I'll keep this short and educational. Happy Monday. #mondaythoughts #linkedininsights #contentmarketing

Most individuals believe they just write their summary on LinkedIn in bullet points. No, dears. It's a waste with your bullet points if you don't: --structure your post --let there be a flow in your content --be clear about what you are talking about Get these: Know what your content does to the reader. Ask yourself: --Who is this content for? --How exactly is this going to help them? Remember: Formatting is much more than just bullet points and white spaces.

One Question to my LinkedIn Community, Drop One Word That I'm Known For? Well there are two more, But 1st Question is Important. How do you know me? What is that one word that comes to your mind from my content?

Here’s why your content isn’t attracting leads to work with you. It’s not because you have “bad writing”... Or you’re not skilled… It’s because you aren’t highlighting what you do and your insights behind your work. You need to show people WHAT you know. Then you add your own spin on your posts to make them exciting in front of your audience. Imagine a friend asked you how you solved a problem. Would you need a step by step formula to explain? No. You’d share your insights right off the bat. So forget the templates. Mention the problem and solve it your way. People will read your content. If you need any help with this, let me know.

Make your blog posts easy to read and scan. Publish simple to understand content and format it so that readers can digest it quickly.

Visiting blogs that are easy to read encourages you to stay longer viewing their content. Read the full article: Looking For Blog Examples To Inspire Your Blog To Thrive? ▸ https://lttr.ai/ANjnm #blogging

Hi Linkedin Community! I think creating a captivating hook for your content is essential to grab attention. Here are 5 easy tips: Ask a Question: Start with a question that piques your curiosity. It encourages readers to think and engages them immediately. Tell a Story: Begin with a short, intriguing story. People love narratives, and it creates an emotional connection. Use Numbers or Statistics: Numbers stand out and add credibility. Share a surprising fact or statistic related to your content. Make a Bold Statement: Start with a bold or controversial statement. It challenges the reader's perspective and sparks interest. Create Urgency: Could you make a sense of urgency or importance? Readers who feel they'll miss out on valuable information are more likely to keep reading. Remember, keep it concise and relevant to your content!