Your LinkedIn notifications should be full of new clients and opportunities, not sales pitches or your toxic ex-manager.
Blue circular sign with the number 56 in white.
Your LinkedIn can make you serious money, but it’s currently gathering dust. When you nail the basics, creating content transforms from the thing that’s stressing you out, to the thing that allows you to relax – feeling safe that you know where your next client is coming from.
You’ve been thinking that you ‘should’ be on LinkedIn, but…
A smiling woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a blue shirt, sitting at a desk with a laptop, holding a pen, in a bright, modern office space with framed artwork and plants.
…you don’t want old colleagues to see you posting
A smiling woman with curly red hair sitting at a desk, holding a phone, in an office setting.
…you’ve been told to just repost your other content
…you think it’s just for corporate people or B2B brands
A smiling young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black top and a silver necklace, posing against a plain light background.
…you’re not confident your ideal customers are there
Here are some truths about LinkedIn, since most people get the vibes wrong:
It seems scarier than it is.
Because it’s tied to old corporate roles for many of us, it can feel daunting. It makes it seem much scarier than it actually is to post there. But once you learn it the right way, it genuinely does feel easy.
You don’t need to be a writer.
Whether you’re already a writer or don’t feel comfortable writing at all, you can still be *good* at LinkedIn. Anyone can learn this with the right strategy and support – succeeding on LinkedIn is a buildable skill!
Results *are* possible.
Some people are put off starting to really care about LinkedIn because they worry that they aren’t the right kind of person for it – because they’re different or creative. Anyone (no matter how quirky or niche you are) CAN get results from it – and it could literally change your life.