Hi everyone! Recently, my man Duy Bui had posted about a LI method in which he searched for posts with certain keywords. But I had a problem: how exactly should I search for the posts if I work for a certain niche? For example lets say I work for medspas, so should I do a Boolean search like "Invoice problems medspas"? What exactly should be the format of my search phrase? Cheers!

Hey everyone! Saw Duy Buis new post on getting clients through FB, but a problem I am facing is that in most groups, no one is engaging with anyone's posts, hence it seems like the groups are dead and posting there would not be very useful. Is there any workaround for this, or will this strategy actually work?

I had no portfolio. No testimonials. Zero experience. Here is the exact outreach that landed my first paying client. THE SEARCH: LinkedIn. Posts filter. Past week. Searched: "drowning in invoices" Found an operations manager at a construction company complaining about invoice data entry. THE MESSAGE I SENT: "Hey [Name], saw your post about invoice headaches. I built a system that extracts invoice data automatically - no more manual typing. Takes about 30 seconds per invoice instead of 10 minutes. Want to see a quick demo?" 33 words. No pitch. Just possibility. THE RESPONSE (4 HOURS LATER): "Yes, how does it work?" THE DEMO: Jumped on a 15-minute Zoom. Asked him to send me one of his actual invoices. Ran it through my workflow live. Data extracted in 8 seconds. His reaction: "Wait, that actually worked?" THE CLOSE: "I can set this up for your team. $1,800 setup, $150 monthly to keep it running and handle any issues." Him: "When can you start?" THE MATH: 27 messages sent over 3 days 4 replies (15% response rate) 2 discovery calls booked 1 signed client Revenue: $1,800 setup + $150/month THE LESSON: You do not need 100 prospects. You need 1 yes. Find people complaining about document problems. Show them it is fixable. They will pay to make the pain stop. 📚 More templates in Github library. What pain point phrase will you search for on LinkedIn today?