Your LinkedIn Game Plan: Engage Smarter, Post Better, Grow Faster
By Kenneth Nel AKA The Hoodie Guy Helping, Founders, visionarys and Business Leaders Master LinkedIn™ | Build Confidence, Spark Connections, and Drive Real Results
No, It’s Not a Zero-Sum Game. Let’s Make Comments Work for You. 🗣️
You’ve seen it before:
The endless stream of LinkedIn posts. The pressure to engage but not knowing how.
The dreaded thought: What do I even say?!
Take a deep breath—commenting doesn’t have to feel this way.
The truth is, meaningful engagement starts with a smart strategy:
✅ Use voice-to-text for quick, thoughtful replies (no more thumb cramps).
✅ Comment with purpose—don’t just say “great post.” Write like it’s a Google Ad: short, sharp, and valuable.
✅ Always reply to comments on your own posts to double your visibility and build relationships.
But it’s not just about comments—it’s about where and when you leave them. That’s where this week’s event comes in.
💡 Join us LIVE this Wednesday for a hands-on session to master LinkedIn engagement and make comments count. Whether you’re new to the game or looking to level up, this session is packed with practical tips you can apply immediately.
Keep reading for all the details—your LinkedIn strategy is about to get a major upgrade!
How to Comment Without Breaking Your Thumbs
💡 Join us LIVE this Wednesday for a hands-on session:
✅ Learn how to comment like a pro without spending hours online.
✅ Identify your top 10 “fishing holes” (where your ideal clients hang out).
✅ Discover the secret to being first on their posts with valuable insights.
📌 Ready to master LinkedIn comments? Drop a 🙌, and I’ll send you the link!
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Too Busy to Connect? Try This Video Hack 🎥
Think you don’t have time to make meaningful connections on LinkedIn? Think again.
Here’s a simple yet powerful hack: Use short videos to start conversations.
✅ Open LinkedIn’s Mobile App
✅ What to Say
Why Video Works:
LinkedIn is all about relationships, and video is a powerful way to foster them. Try it out and watch your network engagement skyrocket!
Struggling to Post on LinkedIn? Keep It Simple. 📝
One of the most common questions I hear is: What should I write about? What should I post? What do I even say?
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The good news? It’s not as complicated as you think. It all comes down to 4 simple ideas:
✅ 1. What Problem Do You Solve? Share how you’re solving a challenge. Let people see the value you bring and how you’re making a difference.
✅ 2. Make People Smile. We all need positivity—post something lighthearted, funny, or uplifting. A little joy goes a long way.
✅ 3. Inspire Someone. Everyone has tough days. Share a story that lifts people up and reminds them to keep going.
✅ 4. Be Real. Skip the overthinking. Show your human side, even if it’s a bit messy or playful. People connect with authenticity, not perfection.
The Key: Stay authentic. People connect with you, not a perfectly curated version of you.
So, next time you’re stuck, just ask: “What can I share today that adds value, makes someone smile, or inspires action?”
Now, go post something—you’ve got this! 💪
Sales Navigator: The Hidden Gem You’re Ignoring
Let’s talk about Sales Navigator, the underrated LinkedIn tool too many people write off because: "It’s too expensive."
Here’s the truth: Businesses spend thousands on fancy marketing tools, but for just a few pounds or dollars a month, Sales Navigator delivers everything you need to:
✅ Find leads without endless scrolling.
✅ Build real connections with your ideal clients.
✅ Grow your business efficiently and effectively.
Why Overpay? Instead of burning through budgets on overhyped software, let Sales Navigator save you time, money, and headaches.
And here’s the deal: 🎁 I’ll give you two months free to try it out—if you qualify, I’ll send it your way. Just ask.
Your best clients are already on LinkedIn. Stop searching everywhere else and let Sales Navigator do the heavy lifting for you.
Is Your Banner Your Billboard? 🖼️
Too many LinkedIn profiles are wasting prime real estate. That blank space at the top of your profile? It’s not just decoration—it’s your billboard.
Your banner is one of the first things people notice, and it shapes how they view you professionally. So, unless you’re in the accommodation business, it’s time to ditch the mountain views and beach scenes.
Instead, think strategically:
✅ Use your banner to speak to your audience.
✅ Highlight who you are and what you do.
✅ Make it visually appealing with tools like Canva or let us help you create one that resonates.
Ask yourself: How much would you pay for a billboard where your ideal clients are guaranteed to see it?
Your LinkedIn banner is that opportunity—for free. Don’t let it go to waste.
Falling Isn’t the Problem—Your Fear of It Is
The truth: If you’re too scared to fall, you’ll never learn to rise.
In life and business, falling isn’t failure—it’s part of the process.
Deals will fall through, plans will crumble, and challenges will knock you down. But those moments aren’t the end—they’re where resilience is built.
✅ Take Action Anyway The fear of falling holds too many people back. Whether it’s trying a new LinkedIn strategy, sharing an authentic post, or joining a live event, action is the only thing that moves you forward.
✅ Embrace the Stumbles Each stumble teaches you something valuable—how to adjust, how to grow, and most importantly, how to rise.
The next time you hesitate to take a step, remember this: Falling isn’t the problem. Fear of falling is.
So, what’s your next move? Will you take the leap, or will fear keep you standing still?
Let’s make LinkedIn work for you. 🚀
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2moSmart take on the Saturday advantage! When everyone zigs, you zag 😎 One thing I noticed running sales teams: weekend engagement often leads to better Monday convos. People actually have time to think things through, unlike those "sorry-in-a-meeting" weekday responses.
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2moInteresting event
AI video coder, creator & marketer. Call me JZ, as I rap about AI product management.
2moThe idea of aligning your schedule with client availability is smart. Thanks for sharing these insights!
Ensuring data analysts stay on track
2moI've always been curious about when different professionals prefer to work. Saturdays seem promising!
CEO and Co-Founder @ Go Live Data
2moWorking on a Saturday makes sense if many of your clients are active then.