Many of us are doing social media a bit... wrong. We create content, get excited when someone comments, maybe even connect with them... and then absolutely nothing happens. The relationship dies before it ever begins. You're putting in all this work creating content, but when it comes to turning those engagements into client relationships, there's a massive disconnect. You end up with a network full of strangers who liked your posts once upon a time, but who've never even considered working with you. This approach isn't just ineffective - it's actively harmful to your business growth: - You collect hundreds of "connections" that provide no actual business value - You start to believe that "LinkedIn doesn't work" when the problem it most certainly does - Your competitors who DO know how to convert comments into clients are getting your opportunities Every comment you're not properly following up on is potential income walking out the door. And the worst part? Most people have no system for turning those positive interactions into actual business relationships. That's why I've developed a step-by-step framework that transforms those fleeting comment interactions into meaningful client relationships. It's not about pitching or being pushy - it's about building authentic relationships through a strategic sequence of value-first interactions. The secret lies in understanding that big contracts come from real relationships that develop over time. That's why my "Comment to Close" system focuses on: - Starting with positivity and genuine appreciation for their engagement - Providing relevant value that positions you as a trusted resource - Creating natural opportunities for deeper conversation - Properly timing your transition from relationship to business discussion - Understanding who's genuinely interested If you're tired of creating content that generates likes but not revenue, check out my complete "Comment to Close Messaging Templates" course.

I've been there. Whether it's after a great initial consultation, a promising DM conversation, or sending that carefully crafted proposal... that prospect silence hits hard. Each unanswered message represents potential income slipping away. And let's be honest – following up can feel awkward. I never want to be too pushy, but I also don't want to lose the opportunity. Questions you might wonder: - "Should I follow up or are they just not interested?" - "What do I even say that doesn't sound desperate?" - "When is the right time to send another message?" - "Am I being annoying if I reach out again?" Sound familiar? That's exactly why I built something to solve this problem. 🎉 Introducing my free follow-up message generator! It's specifically designed for freelancers and service providers like us who need to keep conversations moving forward with potential clients. Whether you're following up on a quick message or a detailed proposal, this tool: ✨ Tells you exactly what to say (goodbye awkward messages) ⏰ Suggests the perfect timing for your follow-up 💪 Helps you follow up confidently without feeling pushy 🎯 Works for both email and social media DMs 🆓 And yes, it's completely FREE! (for current members of this group.) I built this because I was tired of losing opportunities due to poor follow-up, and I wanted to share it with our community. No strings attached, but I'd sure love your feedback on it if you do give it a go. Want to try it out? 📌 Drop a comment below and I'll send you the link! Let's turn those ghosted conversations into actual clients! 👻➡️💼 TLDR: If you've ever lost a potential client because you didn't know how to follow up effectively, this tool is for you. Don't let another opportunity slip away!

Here are my three latest videos. Gotta say it is getting quicker and easier each time. Thanks Jorden

my second video https://youtu.be/SiF1AX1I534?si=5UUVXRs6zFcL3x0m

Greetings everyone! I'm thrilled to join this community! Let me share a bit about myself: originally from the UK, I've called New Zealand home for the past twenty years. Currently, I hold a middle management position at a prominent corporate brand. Alongside, I've been pursuing life coaching as a side venture, with plans to transition to it full-time within the next eighteen months. I confess to having a tendancy for chasing shiny objects, perhaps owing to my tech geek inclinations. When I'm not immersed in technology, you'll find me keeping fit through activities like walking, running, and mountain biking. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need assistance, and I eagerly anticipate embarking on this journey together!