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Ever wondered why some LinkedIn posts feel like a conversation with a friend, while others just sound like noise? Here’s the secret: stories. Yep, storytelling isn’t just for bedtime, it’s how you grab attention and keep it. Here’s my approach (it works, trust me): Start with something personal. Share your experiences, your ups and downs. It doesn’t have to be earth-shattering, just real. Then, sprinkle some knowledge. Break it down into bite-sized steps, because let’s face it—people love lists. End with a personal note. A “PS” or a casual question makes it feel like a conversation, not a lecture. And here’s the kicker: make it simple and broad enough to relate to everyone, but specific enough to show you know your stuff. That’s the balance—teach, but make it feel human. You don't need to be perfect to be heard. You just need to be relatable. PS: Keep sharing your journey, and you’ll find your audience quicker than you think. #linkedin

Ever wonder why a good story can make you laugh, cry, or even change your mind? It's not magic. It's science. Our brains are wired for stories. They grab our attention. They make us feel. They help us remember. That's why storytelling is so powerful on LinkedIn. Think about it: Would you rather read a boring list of facts? Or a story that makes you feel like you're right there in the action? Stories cut through the noise. They make you stand out. They build trust. They create lasting connections. But here's the kicker: Not all stories are created equal. A good story has: A relatable character A clear conflict or challenge A satisfying resolution It takes us on a journey. And leaves us wanting more. So, how do you use storytelling on LinkedIn? Share your experiences. Highlight your client's wins. Talk about your failures and what you learned. Be vulnerable. Be authentic. Be human. Stories are your secret weapon. Use them wisely. P.S. What's the best story you've ever read on LinkedIn? ----------------------------------------- Need help crafting your LinkedIn story? DM me "Story" and let's chat. #personalbranding #socialmediamanagement

You are feeling lost as what to post You are not alone Tips to help decide what to post 1️⃣ Start Small: Start with a simple post—maybe a quote, a short thought, or even a reaction to an article. You don’t need to share something historic right away. 2️⃣ Shift the Focus: It’s about connecting with others. Focus on sharing value rather than worrying about judgment. Your insights could help someone out there 3️⃣ Engage, Not Just Post: Reply to others, share your thoughts on their content Be part of the conversation. It’ll make posting easier over time. 4️⃣ Progress Over Perfection: Your posts don’t have to be perfect. Putting your ideas out there is a huge win. 5️⃣ Celebrate Small Wins: Each post, like, or comment is a step forward. Acknowledge your progress and keep building on it. Believe in the value of your voice—it deserves to be heard. CTA: Share a thought #LinkedInTips #ContentCreation #PersonalBranding #GrowthMindset #CommunityBuilding

You Need To Let Go Of This LinkedIn Mindset 📌 Something happened few days ago on LinkedIn 📌 But first, you really need to clear the mindset of "I must have a lot of engagement on my post". ➜ The mindset will affect you in a way that ➞ You will only focus on engagement = - reason for posting. ➞ The value of your post drops by = 1% ➞ Your purpose of joining linkedin = - 100% 📌 Now to the story: NOTE: please this post is not intended to shade anyone, just for us all to learn more. ➞ I saw a notification that someone tagged me in a post ➞ I rushed to read the beautiful post ➞ Lo and behold, the post was not bad 📌 What was bad is the fact that ↳ This friend didn't tag only me. ↳ He tagged if not more than 100 names of LinkedIn users. ↳ Top creators inclusive. ↳ He then wrote 'comment on this post' under the tags. 📌 I didn't know how I could call his attention to the mistake, so. 📌 I decided to write something about that and post. 📌 For the benefit of my friends. ➞ You don't need to tag many people and tell them to comment under your post. ➞ You don't need to be sending your post link to everyone's DM. 📌 YOU SHOULD RATHER FOCUS ON: ↳ Profile optimization ↳ Authority building ↳ Look valuable ↳ Post valuable contents ↳ Engage brilliantly ↳ Solve problems, and ↳ Be consistent PS: Am I making sense? What are you adding to the points? 📌 Follow Abdus-Sabur Oladejo 🟡 for valuable contents 📌 Check the comment section for Fun Facts👇 PSS: I still remain your go-to storyteller and writer. I paint words with beautiful colors using my poetry-inclined quill. #linkedingrowth #storytelling #poetrycommunity #writingcommunity #poet

I wanted to write about something else today, but I lost the energy I might write about it later, but let me see where my heart takes me. Been up trying to do my normal thing - engage, post and engage (epe😂) I did the first one and posting became a big problem. LinkedIn suddenly went off before I hit the post button, then I decided to try again because of my coconut head. Second time, I was able to hit the post button but LinkedIn said they FAILED and couldn't load the images attached. This is the third time and I'll go again! If they try anything funny, I'll go again. What makes this hurt is the fact that I woke up on the wrong side of the bed (women stuff)🫠 It's past 6:30AM my posting time, but I'll still show up on your feed! After all, nobody cares about the process, but the results. Plus, delay isn't de...li...lah😂 I didn’t finally talk about my original content, but thank you for listening to me! Lessons to Derive: ● You weren't promised a smooth journey to success, so expect unforeseen bumps! ● Have a strong WHY. E get why o! ● Don't be too quick to give up when challenges pop up! ● Your succes story will only be complete if you persist! Ever been in this situation before? How did you handle it? Let me know in the comment section below👇 Did LinkedIn fail you this morning? Let me know in the comment section below👇 I remain Your Sto-lution partner, I don’t merely tell stories, I make them live. If you’ve any story puzzle, reach out because your journey to compelling stories starts here, with me. 350+ brands and still counting can’t be wrong! Want to craft stories that fall your audience put of their seats and not asleep? Click my blue name Zainab to learn more! No PS or PPS, I'm PiSSed! #storytelling #storyteller #narrativestrategy #storytellingforbrands #stolutionistzainab 📷: Face off because LinkedIn got me me angry😉

Answering LinkedIn’s Most Asked Questions: Day 3! 🚨 We’re halfway through the week, and it’s time to answer Question 3 from my top 5 LinkedIn questions: ❓ What are the biggest mistakes I can make on LinkedIn? Answer: 1️⃣ Inconsistent posting – If you only post once in a while, it’s hard to stay visible. 2️⃣ Over-posting – On the other hand, posting too much can overwhelm your audience. 3️⃣ Not engaging – LinkedIn is a two-way street. You should also like, comment, and interact with others’ content. 4️⃣ Poor profile – An incomplete profile or lack of a professional photo can turn people away. 💡 There's again an ExtraTip in the slides. ❗What’s one mistake you think people often overlook on LinkedIn? Tomorrow, we’ll tackle Question 4! Keep the momentum going! #LinkedInTips #PersonalBranding #Coaching

🙋♀️ Ever stared at the ➕ ‘Start a post’ button and thought, 'What if no one engages? “What if I sound silly?” It feels like your're putting yourself under a spotlight ... Yes? Here's what might help - Think of LinkedIn as a coffee shop ☕ , not a conference hall. Your posts are invitations to sit down, share an idea, and spark meaningful dialogue. The best posts aren’t polished—they’re real. Authenticity resonates more than perfection. ↗️ 3 Simple Post Ideas to Get Started: - Share a recent experience or insight from your work. - Ask for advice or opinions on a topic you’re curious about. - Celebrate your small wins—they inspire others too. IMPORTANT - what should your posts include? 1️⃣ Strong opening line. It could be a question, a bold statement, or a relatable observation. Hook your readers early. 2️⃣ Something meaningful —something your audience can relate to or learn from. 3️⃣ Write like you’re having a conversation, not submitting an essay. 4️⃣ Use short paragraphs and spacing to make your post easy to read. Your perspective matters. Someone out there is waiting for insights only you can provide. So go ahead, hit that “Start a post” button—share one idea that’s been on your mind lately. You might just inspire someone today. ✨ Remember: Your posts don’t need to go viral. They just need to connect 🔁 11:11 that's your cue to start! #SmallWinsMatter #linkedintips #ContentMarketing

You don’t need to post daily to grow on LinkedIn. Trust me—I’ve done it, and so can you. Here’s the thing: Consistency is often misunderstood. Most people think it means: ❌ Posting every single day. ❌ Leaving dozens of comments just to be seen. ❌ Spending hours in DMs or on engagement. But here’s the truth: Consistency looks different for everyone. What it actually means: ✔ Sticking to a posting schedule that works for YOU—even if it’s just 2x a week. ✔ Engaging thoughtfully for 30 minutes a day. ✔ Leaving 10 high-quality comments instead of 50 generic ones. ✔ Building genuine connections and sharing real value. For me, posting 3x a week is my version of consistency. It aligns with my schedule and allows me to stay consistent without burning out. So stop trying to fit into someone else’s definition of consistency. Find what works for you, prioritize smartly, and focus on sustainable growth. Your LinkedIn journey is yours to define. What’s your version of consistency? Share it in the comments! #personalbranding #consistency #storytelling #linkedin

Are You Stuck in the Posting Paralysis Loop? You start with a plan—post regularly, engage, grow. But suddenly, life happens. Coaching sessions pile up, clients need more attention, and personal commitments can't wait. Days slip by, and your LinkedIn profile goes silent. Sound familiar? Here's the pattern: You miss a day, then a week, and soon, it feels like you haven't posted in ages. The longer the gap, the harder it becomes to jump back in. You start second-guessing every post idea, wondering if it's good enough to reignite your presence. It's frustrating and demotivating. 🚫 You feel invisible. 🚫 The algorithm forgets you. 🚫 Your audience moves on. But when you're consistent, everything changes: ✅ Your posts start to pop up in more feeds. ✅ Your audience begins to recognize your name. ✅ You build momentum, and leads start to trickle in. Consistency isn't just about showing up; it's about staying relevant. It’s the difference between being remembered and being forgotten. Struggling to maintain a regular posting schedule? Let's fix that. 🔥 My secret recipe - Even if you have a very few topics to talk about I can help you with ways that your content seems fresh all the time and your audience always keeps coming back for more! LinkedIn = Staying Consistent + Staying Relevant DM me “GROWTH” and let's craft a strategy that sticks. Or book a 1:1 free strategy call with me, link is in the featured section of my profile - Khushi Agarwal #LinkedIn #Consistency #Growth #Strategy #Coaches

My LinkedIn Daily Routine: • 8:15 am: Preparation for my post and following 5 people. • 8:20 am: Engaging by commenting on 5 favourite posts and liking 5 posts. • 8:25 am: Responding to Direct Messages. • 8:30 am: Posting my content. • 8:35 am: Optimising by posting the first comment on my post. • 8:37 am: Engaging by responding to 20 comments. • 9 am: Finishing engagement. This routine takes only 45 minutes and has proven to be effective. I also engage again at 12 pm for 20 minutes. What does your LinkedIn routine look like? 👍🏾 If you find this post useful, 🔔 Don't forget to turn on the bell icon, 💜 Follow me for more, ♻️ Repost - this information might help someone. #storytelling #founder #personalbranding #linkedIngrowth