Each day you need something called a DAILY FLOW to make sure you take all the right actions... Imagine you had 10 templates with scenerios with all the right templates... ready to go... and imagine each template had a simple keyboard shortcut! We just went live with a new crazy feature that will change your life forever... And it works on all accounts. This is blowing my mind in terms of speed.... This is really great. Lets break it down step by step. Make a list of 10 templates based on your goals and your flow. What do you need to do each day? For networking you want to do these 10 things. 1) When someone visits your profile. (This means they are interested) Example: Thank you so much for checking my profile. I appreciate being connected to you. Curious if you were able to see my featured posts.. I put a networking one sheet I want all my connections to see, may I send it to you? 2) When it's someone's birthday (This means they are approachable) Example: Just wanted to wish you a very happy birthday! May you be blessed with lots of happiness and love on this wonderful day 9/26/2025! Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for being my connection on LinkedIn! BOOM - BTW doing anything special? Example: Happy Birthday! 🎉 I hope you have a fantastic day filled with joy and celebration. If you're planning to use AI in your business, would love to chat with you about it. Let me know if you want to discuss how you are using AI and what Im doing with AI right now. Example: I see I missed your birthday! Did you do anything special? I want to bless you to have the BEST YEAR EVER! - I see it was this past week on 9/25/2025! What a special day. Let me know if you did anything super amazing. lol Talk soon. 3) When someone has a promotion at work. (This means they are curious) Example: Huge congrats on your new role! That’s fantastic news. Let’s CELEBRATE celebrate and catch up.. I remember when I started my last company how nice it was to announce it! Thanks for sharing... What are you most excited about with this new position? lmk

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If you’re a consultant not even making $10,000 a month… Your problem isn’t authority. It’s something worse. You’re mixing up two completely different games: 1. Becoming an authority figure → long-term, inbound play. 2. Filling your calendar with sales calls → short-term, survival play. If you’re stuck at $10K/month and not hitting 3 booked calls a week, Commenting is not the move. Instead of wasting hours a day typing “Great post!” on strangers’ feeds, focus on the only lever that matters right now: - DM 15 people a day. - Get better at conversations. - Stack reps until your calendar fills itself. Authority doesn’t matter if you can’t even get in the room with prospects. Authority is gasoline. Outreach is the car. Gasoline doesn’t matter if you don’t even have the engine running. If you’re looking to actually figure out how to get good at DMs, you know where to find me.

Thanks @Rick Kloete for the tip on this video. Based on the in-depth conversation between LinkedIn expert Jasmin Alec and business strategist Chris Do, this comprehensive guide extracts the most actionable strategies for building authority and generating clients on LinkedIn. THE CORE PHILOSOPHY: ENGAGEMENT OVER ALGORITHM The fundamental shift in LinkedIn strategy centers on one principle: authentic engagement trumps algorithmic gaming. While most creators chase reach numbers and posting frequency, successful LinkedIn users focus on building genuine relationships through consistent interaction. ESSENTIAL RULES FOR LINKEDIN SUCCESS 1. Never Post and Ghost The Golden Rule: If you don't have time to engage with comments, don't post. Why it matters: LinkedIn's algorithm analyzes the first hour of content performance. When you publish content and disappear, you signal to both the algorithm and your audience that interaction isn't important to you. Action items: • Schedule LinkedIn engagement time in your work calendar (30-60 minutes daily) • Post only when you can be present for at least the first hour • If you're running late or unavailable, skip the post entirely • Treat commenting like a full-time habit, not a full-time job 2. The 1000+ Comments Strategy Jasmin's approach involves leaving 1000+ comments weekly across four posting days. This breaks down to: • 250 comments on posting days during dedicated LinkedIn hours • Additional 10-15 minutes of commenting throughout other days • Focus on quality, relevant comments that spark conversations Implementation: • Filter by "most relevant" and "most recent" content • Leave substantial comments that add value • Reply to responses on your comments to create conversation chains • Use this time to discover content ideas from your own commenting 3. The Three-Line Rule LinkedIn shows only the first three lines of any post before the "see more" button appears. Structure your content accordingly:

Howdy evyAI Community! This 5-minute video is a "two-fer" that shows how to easily rearrange your LinkedIn "Features" section on your Profile. *AND* a... Simple web browser trick to add "Tab Groups" -- Why would you want to use one or more Tab Groups, you ask? Consider this: 1. LinkedIn does not always show posts from your favorite people, or collaborative partners for example, in your Notifications Feed. 2. Adding that person's "Show All Posts" link makes it really EASY to get to their posts -- at any time! 3. If you have other topics or platforms where "must-see" applies, this is a great way to save TIME and effort.