In 2022, I quit my 9-5 job and earned six figures as a solopreneur, thanks to a "no fail" blueprint I share in my latest newsletter: "How to Quit Your Job in 366 Days and Become a Full-Time Solopreneur."
"Your clients reflect who you are. Lead with clarity & conviction to attract dream clients who move fast. Your energy is the real opt-in."
I froze when I saw her pic earning $100k/month in her currency through her business, not as an employee. Her repeatable system of right offer, message, and launch event converted followers to buyers, transforming her to reach 6-7 figures. coacheswhoclose.com
LinkedIn once promoted this to 1B users. Today, it's yours. My full engagement playbook! Use 1+3 comments, non-AI mini-posts, and pinned comments to grow. Engage, add value, and leverage active accounts in your niche. #LinkedInGrowth
I was wrong about LinkedIn content. Authority posts build reputation, but personal stories build trust. Sharing your real experiences, failures, and challenges connects you to your audience in a deeper way. This approach has transformed my business and life.
Grow your LinkedIn audience without daily posting: 0-30 days - 2 personal posts/week, 1 expertise post/week, reply/like comments, connect with engagers. 30-90 days - repeat. Networking and posting are key. Take it at your own pace.
Enzo Avigo, CEO of June, raised $2M from YC, grew from 7k to 63k LinkedIn followers in 2 years, and generated 18M+ impressions through founder-led content that reframes SaaS metrics and positions June as the solution.
"Achieved $100k in 5 weeks without cold calls/meetings. Didn't rely on luck or volume. Took control of pipeline, focused on converting topics, and used LinkedIn Sales Accelerator. Comment 'SALES' for free access."
HOW YOU can write converting content too. Start your hook with experience-based insights to build trust and trigger FOMO. Provide a brief solution, but keep the full formula for paying clients.
Summarized in 140 characters: "Social media entrepreneurship" oversells dreams unrealistic for most. Success requires more than just a system - clarity, commitment, execution, timing, and luck.