5 Calls to Action for Your LinkedIn Profile and Posts
Writes 5 distinct calls to action you can place across your LinkedIn profile and posts to get more people messaging you.
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10 LinkedIn Post Angles from a Single TopicNewLinkedInTakes one topic from your niche and spins out 10 different angles, each one ready to become a strong LinkedIn post.
My niche: [your niche] Topic: [one topic from your niche] Task: generate 10 distinct angles on this topic, each of which can be developed into a high-performing LinkedIn post.
15 LinkedIn Post Ideas That Show Expertise and Bring Inbound LeadsNewLinkedInGenerates 15 LinkedIn post ideas for your niche, each designed to make you look like the go-to expert and to pull potential clients into your inbox.
My niche: [your niche] Task: come up with 15 ideas for LinkedIn posts. Each idea should establish me as an expert in this niche and draw inbound leads to me. For each idea, give a short title and one line on the angle it takes.
Daily LinkedIn Commenting Plan for Profile Views and LeadsNewLinkedInGives you a day-by-day commenting routine on LinkedIn that drives visits to your profile and inbound leads, with no need to write your own posts.
My niche (optional): [your niche] Task: give me a commenting strategy I can follow every day on LinkedIn to get more profile views and inbound leads, without publishing any original posts of my own.
Friendly Reply Framework for Prospects Who DM You on LinkedInNewLinkedInBuilds a natural, low-pressure framework for answering prospects who message you after visiting your LinkedIn profile, so the conversation moves forward without sounding like a sales pitch.
What I offer (optional): [your service or product] Task: design a framework for replying to direct messages from prospects who contact me after viewing my LinkedIn profile. The replies must feel natural and must not come across as pushy or salesy.
160-210 Word LinkedIn Post to Promote Your Live TrainingNewLinkedInWrites a 160 to 210 word LinkedIn post that promotes your live training: it opens with the problem, outlines what attendees will gain, gives the date and time and closes with a clear call to register.
Live training: [title and topic] Date and time: [date and time] Registration link: [link] Task: write a LinkedIn post of 160 to 210 words that promotes this training. Structure: 1. Open with the problem. 2. Outline what attendees will gain. 3. Include the date and time. 4. Close with a clear call to action to register.