Tell me in the comments WHO YOU HELP and HOW YOU HELP THEM! This way, we all know how we can send you business. Thank you so much for sharing!

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I saw something @Joe Apfelbaum did once - a tool to surface posts from people we follow where we would be the first to comment. Is this still a relevant tactic? And does anyone know where I can find this tool? Thanks in advance!!

That's what a good HOOK does. If your first line doesn’t stop the scroll, the rest of your content won’t matter. Weak hooks = invisible posts. Try starting with: • a bold opinion • a painful problem • a curiosity gap PS... Joe probably knows Beyonce but no, no dinners. 🤣

Ever wonder why you feel like you're shooting posts into a blackhole? Because posting alone isn’t enough anymore. If you want your content to reach people OUTSIDE your existing connections, here are a few things that actually help: ✔ Comment on other people’s posts before and after you post ✔ Use relevant hashtags (not just #linkedin) ✔ Reply to comments quickly to boost engagement signals ✔ Engage with creators in your niche consistently ✔ Write hooks people can immediately relate to ✔ Post when your audience is actually online ✔ Don’t just “post and ghost” The biggest shift for most people on LinkedIn isn’t creating more content. It’s learning how to stay visible consistently and playing for visibility and trust rather than shooting for 15 minutes of fame. Thoughts?