Looking back, I started on LinkedIn 3 years ago. This was a HUGE jump for me. I quit everything else I was doing. And went full on into educational content. Never in my entire life had I ever run such a simple yet sophisticated business, and here we are today. Here's what my 1-person business looks like as of today: 1. I work on my own time. 2. I build whatever I want for my business. 3. I don't have to ask anyone for permission. 4. I don't need to rely on anyone else. 5. I work remotely from anywhere 🌎 6. I make decisions incredibly quickly 7. I am okay with messing things up 8. I can build out anything When you start your personal brand and business PLUS while using LinkedIn, you have the freedom to build out exactly what you want. Not what others tell you to do. Your ideas, your business models, and your very very simple yet profitable system. I'll be sharing my LinkedIn Growth System tomorrow at 12 PM EDT in my Live Masterclass. I'm only allowing 30 total spots to be filled. It's LIVE with me. RSVP here -> https://lnkd.in/edzwAaQ3

One thing the best Skool communities do is keep conversations flowing, so today, let’s run an AMA (Ask Me Anything). Here’s the deal 👇 You can drop any question related to: - Growing on LinkedIn - Building a standout personal brand - Turning content into paying clients - Or anything you’re stuck on right now I’ll answer every question. And bonus, feel free to jump in on questions from other community members as well and share your own tips/experiences. 👉 This is a thread you can keep coming back to whenever you get stuck. Think of it as our group’s “go-to help desk.” Ask away!

Here’s the system I use (and teach): 1) Offers that ladder up • Low ticket ($1–$149) → scale your trust • Medium ($300–$1,000) → transformation • High ticket ($2K+/mo) → DFY/DWY for speed 2) Problems → Products (not the other way around) Run polls, surveys, and Q&A for 30–60 days. Build in public as much as you can. Start naming the pain points and ship your audience quick fixes. 3) Promotional cadence (don't burn your audience) • 5–7 value posts/week (authority + education) • 1–2 promos/week (one CTA only) Every promo follows: Hook → Problem → Consequence → Outcome → CTA 4) Landing pages that actually drive conversions Above the fold: transformation, proof, single CTA. Below the fold: testimonials, what’s inside, FAQs. Make the checkout process dead simple. 5) Distribution flywheel (my favorite) YouTube long-form → Newsletter (Beehiiv/LinkedIn) → all roads back to your LinkedIn profile. You're building a single hub + pipeline with as little friction as possible (more buyers this way). I'm breaking down this exact framework and promo formula in Friday's Growth System. You can RSVP for your seat here -> https://lnkd.in/edzwAaQ3

1- What should be a good DM opener to the attention of the founders (mainly USA, UK & Canadian founders)? 2- What's the method for a follow-up? How do we message, how not to sound salesy, or the next person thinking we are desperate, as in we are gonna pitch him 3- How to get on a simple networking call with the founders, what should be the dm for initiating the conversation, and how to have a valuable conversation in the networking call on Google Meet?

My system checked 2,183 comments. 167 real questions. 13 buyers. Everything else was applause. "Engagement was up" isn't a signal - it's a feeling. Comment quality is the signal.