I want to share a concept with you using my last 30 days of LinkedIn and Skool as an example. So, as you know, I’m very pro-LinkedIn. I’m also creating a LinkedIn course for you guys and am talking to a LinkedIn marketer for accountants this next week. I think everyone here should commit to LinkedIn for at least 1 year. Here’s why. Consistency wins. I decided this year to post on LinkedIn everyday. I’ve had many flops. I’ve wanted to give up. I’ve had writer’s block. I’ve gone months with little to no engagement. Still do. But I just didn’t stop. Well, in this “not stopping” I learned a few things. So, from the things I learned, I decided to run a little experiment this October. For the last 30 days, I have: Posted everyday (like usual) Posted the same message - just written differently Included a CTA in every post Not spent more than 1-hour on LinkedIn per day Commented when I wanted, not cause I “had” to Here are the results: Gained 200-300+ new followers. Admitted 247 new members to this community. Reached 176k people. Gotten just under 300k impressions. Had high value people DM me first (e.g. the LinkedIn marketer) Literally was asked to interview for a 6-figure job (declined it). Now, let’s adapt this for you. My goal for LinkedIn is to make this community known so I can serve people like you all. Your goal is probably different. But… and here’s the thing…. Because I posted the same message consistently... LinkedIn’s algorithm has been putting it in front of my ICP (ideal customer profile). Now, yes, I have figured out how write LinkedIn posts that resonate with my ICP. But, it took me almost 11 months of posting to find that. So, that’s why I think you should start posting. I think I’m beginning to figure some stuff out. But I’ve only gotten there because I didn’t stop posting. In other words… Perfection doesn’t win. Consistency does. Are you as excited for this LinkedIn course as I am?!?! Routing for you 👊