Hey guys, excited to join you on this adventure. Here's a bit about me: • Former mechanical engineer. • Last year, I decided to go full-time, building a boutique email marketing agency. • Been writing on LinkedIn for about 7 months. • Currently living in Bangkok. • Love being outdoors in nature, going on adventures, and cafe surfing. I love to write, my email game is strong, but I've realised there's more to it when it comes to growing a LinkedIn audience and attracting high-value clients from the platform. So I'm here to learn... I'm here to connect with like-minded people. And I'm here to help You, in any way I can. Thanks for reading. Arran.

Hey fam, with the weekend coming up and content strategies growing, I thought it would be crucial to mention that I post every single day of the week, on every platform, even on weekends. Here’s what my data shows from the past 180 days: - Sunday posts performed ~15% better than my weekday average - Saturday posts performed ~5% worse than average - Weekday posts were all within a ±10% range of each other There is honestly a lot less competition on the weekends, even if there are less people scrolling their time lines (more room to improve on your end as well). Below this post, let me know the following: 1. Do you see better or worse results when you post on weekends? 2. What’s your personal rule: post every day, weekdays only, or whenever inspiration hits? Happy Wednesday my friends! Alex

Happy Friday fam! If you haven't already seen, I'm made some simple yet very much needed adjustments to my LinkedIn profile. Here's what I changed: 1. LinkedIn Banner -> Simple design, social proof, and exactly what we do. 2. Profile Photo -> Updated for current look of myself + added light in background. 3. CTA + Link in Bio -> Adjusted copy to showcase more of what we do and who we help. I'll get the new stats on how this does and let you know! So my question to you is this: 1. Have you updated your profile recently? If so, drop a photo below this post. 2. What's been the #1 area of your profile that drives more leads for your biz? If you haven't set up your profile yet, use this post as inspo! Alex

I've been testing the results for around 6-7 months now. Your LinkedIn connections 100% impact how your content performs, the reach it has, and who the posts actually get sent out to. Here's what we've found and what you should do: 1. Under 500 connections = small test pool. LinkedIn can’t test your content widely. 2. Thousands of irrelevant connections mean your first distribution goes to people who don’t care. 3. If your network is full of recruiters, classmates, or randoms outside your niche, your posts die early. The algorithm sees “no clicks = not valuable.” 4. A smaller, targeted audience that interacts beats a massive one. 2,000 aligned connections > 20,000 randoms. 5. Disconnect or unfollow irrelevant or inactive people in chunks (20–30/day). Refill with ICP-aligned connections.  Focus on your ICP and ACTIVE people on LinkedIn only. That's my advice for today. Cha-cha! Alex

Hey fam, happy Friday. First off, high-income skills should be your main focus right now. 2026 is only 97 days away, so there's no time to mess around anymore. Here's exactly what to learn before 2026: 1. YouTube Video Scripting (AI Prompts) 2. Photoshop / Canva for Content Visuals 3. CapCut, After Effects, or Premiere Pro (Video) 4. Newsletter Copywriting (Weekly Emails) 5. AI Automations (Zapier / Beehiiv) 6. Building a Community (Skool, Discord, Slack) 7. Recording Videos (Get on Camera) 8. Learn to Speak (Film Yourself Constantly) 9. Travel for Experience (I've Been to 50+ Countries) Focus less on the fancy skills, and more on the ones that convert. In the comments of this post, let me know the following: 1. Do you already have any of the skills I'm using? 2. What's your no.1 skill you want to learn right now? 3. What skill are you using the most for your business? Also, I'm going live on LinkedIn at 12:00 PM CST today. See you soon! Alex