How to get clients on LinkedIn: 7 steps in the right order
Profile, lead list, invite, first message, two follow-ups, replies, and posts that warm it all up. The order matters more than any single tactic.
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What we have learned writing posts and starting conversations for 100+ founders on LinkedIn.
Profile, lead list, invite, first message, two follow-ups, replies, and posts that warm it all up. The order matters more than any single tactic.
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Most AI posts sound like AI because they start from a topic. Start from your own material, let AI shape it, then edit out the tells by hand.
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No automation tool is approved by LinkedIn. What gets accounts restricted, the limits we run every account on, and what to do if it happens.
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Blank invites get accepted slightly more often in two large datasets. Here is when a note still earns its place, and what to write in it.
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How we turn one interview into 12 LinkedIn posts, with the one-page plan we use and the numbers worth watching after.
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Two follow-ups, three and seven days apart, then stop. Templates for each, and what to do when all they sent back was a thumbs-up.
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Published prices from AI tools, freelancers and agencies, plus the costs no quote shows: your hours, edit rounds and posts you end up rewriting.
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An honest comparison from an agency founder, including when a freelancer or an AI tool is the better buy.
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Role, offer, one number, one action. The headline formula we use on founder profiles, with 12 examples and a trim order for long ones.
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Five short messages in order, with the reasoning behind every line and the mistakes that quietly kill replies.
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The checklist we run on every founder profile, from the one sentence that says what you do to the two Featured items a buyer clicks.
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The ten Sales Navigator filters that decide who you reach, the ones that ruin a lead list, and what to write down before you search.
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Someone accepted your invite. What you send next decides whether a conversation starts. Match their effort, keep it short, leave the pitch out.
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Your post lives or dies in its first 140 characters. Six hook types with examples, the length data, and the checklist we run on every post.
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The interview, the voice work, the drafts and the checks, and why we swapped rounds of edits for a one-tap approval.
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We write your posts and start the conversations from your own account. You approve every step and take the calls.