Many of you have expressed interest in LinkedIn followed by a but its so different. Boring, professional, even stuffy. Its anything but that - it just depends on who you follow and how much of the real you you want to share. Things I love about LInked: 💙 Posts last longer. 💙 Video is new so not many people do it = oppertunity for visibility 💙 DM conversations are easier for me 💙 Overall people in my circle are.much more supportive. 💙 growth is in your hands Now here are some posts to inspire you and to show youits not a testosterone filled executive space. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/beth-jackson-2sa_thank-you-to-everyone-that-has-not-emailed-share-7475812223349620736-ygL_/ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/virtualsecretary_these-are-the-sorts-of-things-i-think-activity-7475103430651392001-0538 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marnienash_in-counterbalance-to-the-insta-headshot-grid-ugcPost-7475659825587142656-P8aj/ Drop your LinkedIn url in the comments and let's connect. P.S. Are your LinkedIn questions now!

Hi, I’m Reinet. I make content planning less annoying and I am so super excited to have you here! Before you explore the community, introduce yourself below. Tell us: ✔️ What's your business ✔️ Favourite/ Current Books or Show ✔️ Coffee, Tea or other ✔️ Which platform you are most active on (LinkedIn, Instagram, Tik Tok, Threads, Email.) ✔️ Share your social media links so I can support you. Then take a moment to welcome someone else who has introduced themselves. Community grows when we support each other. You’re in the right place. 🌿 P.S. show us a picture of your pet (plant, animal, kids)

I have a potential client - she wanted something a little different to the way I work normally. More tailored to her. But now i need to know.... Do I give her the proposal and the price before our call on 11 June (which is scheduled as a proposal discussion call) Or do I give it to her on the day of the call? I think i feel out of sorts because its so custom designed...your thoughts would be appreciated.

This week was a good reminder that trying to create content is hard. Thinking up scripts, getting dressed up and learning lines - that's not me. And I just don't have the time for it. Editing urghhh... I'm more of a what's on my mind right now kinda content person - also the reason I don't get a lot of batch work done🤣 SO instead I took some inspiration from the conversation I've had with a few of you and other people on the topic of how they feel about social media and I simply converted that into content. Documenting what I see and deal with is much more authentic for me than trying to figure out the perfect hook or one liner. Here's how it went as a reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZZkofmNH8r/ And now I will create a Linkedin post from it as well...maybe not me folding the laundry but you get what I mean. What can you document today that will make content creation easier?

Today is a public holiday in Belgium and when I told a friend that we had a long weekend she was a little confused. It finally clicked and she said aaah: A bank holiday. This is why knowing your ideal client is so important for content. It's being able to speak their language that makes instant connections. So today's homework is to think about how your ideal client speaks. What words do they use that are specific to them. Create a words bank and keep them for when you create content. So, I would love to know what you call and extra day of holiday! P.S. enjoying some down time on the padel court.