Alright guys, I've got a LOT of new content I'll be publishing this year. We will be really focusing on what's working RIGHT NOW, what isn't working, and what 100% needs to be changed ASAP. I'll also be using data to create various templates, structures, scripts, you name it to help you build out the best possible LinkedIn content that actually gets you sales. These will be exclusive to people in our Skool group. Excited to have you all here in 2026! Alex

My one-person LinkedIn business brought in ~$17K last month with no ads and no cold DMs. If you have a moment, take a look at the system I'm using so you can copy it: 1) Offers that you can upsell • Low ticket ($1–$149) → scale your trust • Medium ($300–$1,000) → transformation • High ticket ($1K+/mo) → DFY/DWY for speed 2) Problems → Products (not the other way around) Run polls, surveys, and Q&A for 30–60 days. Build in public as much as you can. Start naming the pain points and ship your audience quick fixes. 3) Promotional cadence (don't burn your audience) • 5–7 value posts/week (authority + education) • 1–2 promos/week (one CTA only) Every promo follows: Hook → Problem → Consequence → Outcome → CTA 4) Landing pages that actually drive conversions Above the fold: transformation, proof, single CTA. Below the fold: testimonials, what’s inside, FAQs. Make the checkout process dead simple. 5) Distribution flywheel (my favorite) YouTube long-form → Newsletter (Beehiiv/LinkedIn) → all roads back to your LinkedIn profile. You're building a single hub + pipeline with as little friction as possible (more buyers this way). Watch this full masterclass today for my system ⬇️ And below this post, let me know the following: 1. What are you using to grow your business on LinkedIn? Content? Ads? 2. Are you posting long-form video yet on YouTube? What's your funnel to LinkedIn? 3. Are you selling low/medium or high ticket offers? And what is it? Cheers!

Sup guys glad to Be here My name is Aaron Martinez and I’m a part of a company called Closers.io 80% of our business over the last five years has been through paid ads, and I’m looking to expand to really grow out all of my organic presence LinkedIn is obviously a good place for us to be because we mostly work with higher level B2B companies, and looking to expand our enterprise division (That ideal client’s going to be on LinkedIn) Looking forward to learning as much as I can! And yes, I have a studio cause I’m bougie lol

I've been posting content, creating digital products, and working 1:1 w/ clients on LinkedIn for 1.5 years. But the first 365 days, I didn't do anything besides build my audience, create epic content, and nurture through value. I focused on building an audience first, then sold later. Here's how you can do exactly that: 1. Post 4-7x/week on LinkedIn. 2. Funnel your audience to your optimized profile. 3. Lead everyone to the direction of your free stuff. 4. Build your paid offers and upsell in emails. 5. Stay consistent with the audience-first approach. If you go STRAIGHT to selling like crazy, launching new products every other month, your audience literally won't have time to get value from your paid stuff. Go with the value-first approach, then optimize your paid offers. Below this post, let me know the following so I can maximize the value in this community: 1. Are you already selling a product/service? If so, is it doing well? 2. Are you selling low/medium/high ticket? Which one is doing best? 3. Are there any struggles you're having with selling? I will note your answers and build towards our roadmap! P.S. My apartment is a MESS. Packing up for the next one haha.

I just filmed a 23-minute long-form masterclass with exact systems I'm using to create viral content on LinkedIn using organic strategies, content hooks, clear formatting, and converting CTAs. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/winqxsGct7k Under this post, comment with the following: 1. Any questions regarding your content? Struggling with something? Not getting views? 2. How often do you post on LinkedIn? Do you usually see good engagement? 3. What's your #1 piece of advice for people on LinkedIn? Watch this video, then come back and ask any questions. Excited to be building with you! Alex