Priyanka Kesarwani’s Post

Yes it’s truth…Believe me! Did you ever felt like 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 #personalbranding

I walked into a room the other day where everyone was talking, but it just didn’t feel right. There were so many conversations, but no one was really listening. At first, I thought, Okay, this is impressive, but... something’s off. It was like everyone was talking about their achievements, but no one was really connecting. That made me think about LinkedIn. For a long time, I did the same thing. I shared tips, posted my achievements, and thought that’s what LinkedIn was all about. But honestly? It didn’t feel like I was connecting with anyone. Then, one day, I switched it up. Instead of sharing a tip or a success story, I told a simple story about a mistake I made and what I learned from it. The response? Incredible. People commented, shared their own experiences, and it felt like real conversations were happening. And that’s when it hit me: People don’t connect with perfect content. They connect with real stories. So here’s my challenge to you: Next time you post, share something real. It doesn’t have to be polished— it just has to be genuine. What’s something real you’ve been wanting to share? Let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear it. #PersonalBranding #Storytelling

As I scrolled through my feed this morning, one question struck me: What makes a LinkedIn post truly unforgettable?🤔 Was it the perfectly crafted sentence or the impressive stats? Not quite. It's something deeper.💜 I remembered a session with my mentor who changed my professional journey. She said, "People don't remember what you say; they remember how you make them feel." ➡ That's the secret sauce! ✌ Your posts should speak directly to hearts and minds. Make your audience: ✨ Feel seen in their struggles ✨ Inspired by your triumphs ✨ Valued through your empathy how can you craft posts that resonate?✍ ➡ Share your story, not just your successes. Vulnerability sparks connection. ➡ Ask meaningful questions that spark reflection. ➡ Celebrate others' wins; we rise together. ➡ Offer actionable tips; knowledge is power. ➡ Be authentic; your unique voice is your superpower. Let's make LinkedIn a place of encouragement! Who's with me?🌊 Share your own storytelling secrets in the comments below! #LinkedInstorytelling #authenticconnection #inspiration #professionalgrowth #storytellingmatters

I'm just a guy with a laptop who is making LinkedIn magic. Let me share how this magic happens: → Share what you know generously. → Address one issue with each post. → A little cheer goes a long way. → Focus on those you can truly help. → Create lines that make scrolling stop. → Keep it simple and precise. → Enhance your posts with attractive visuals. Enough magic? But again, it is nothing special. You only need content and your laptop; let the magic do the work. Bonus Insight: You only need a solid understanding of these principles. P.S. Who makes your LinkedIn feed particular? Tag them below to show some appreciation! #EngagementTips #ContentCreation #LinkedInStrategy #personalbranding

Let me tell you a secret about Linkedin!! You might know it too. It's Storytelling. Seriously Habiba? Yeah I am not joking this time. Storytelling is the secret behind every successful post. Facts tell, but stories sell. Humans relate with stories. And talking about LinkedIn? LinkedIn loves a good story. Not the way you love Obviously. Every viral post: →I’ve written. →Or I have seen. Had one thing in common → A story. People connect with stories, not statistics. You know what the most posts that fail are too technical or boring. →Just like you. →Or your old fat bald manager. →Or your BOSS. Remember People will forget you, but they will remember your stories. Now don't come up with, Oh!! I don't have a story to share. Just tell me how you are a human? And you have no story to share. Nothing to talk about! That's absolutely crap. You have your story but not the right words. And your personal brand craves stories. Pretty sad!! Right? If that sounds like you. DM→Story. Let me do it for you. P.S: Do you share stories online? #PersonalBrand #Linkedin #Story #Tech

✨ Why Personal Stories Matter on LinkedIn ✨ I’ve been reflecting on my LinkedIn journey and something interesting caught my eye. 📊 Through my profile analytics, I noticed that my posts sharing personal experiences receive the highest impressions and engagement. Why is this happening? 🤔 I believe it's because authenticity resonates the most. When we share real stories—our challenges, growth, and lessons—we create a human connection. 💬 People relate to experiences, and that sparks engagement, conversations, and sometimes, inspiration. ✨ For me, it’s a reminder that LinkedIn isn’t just about professional updates or achievements; it’s also a place for storytelling. Sharing who we are beyond our work builds deeper connections in this community. 🤝 If you’ve ever shared a personal experience on LinkedIn, how did it impact your audience? Let’s keep the conversation going! 👇 #LinkedInJourney #PersonalExperience #Authenticity #Storytelling #DigitalMarketing

𝐖𝐡𝐲 𝟗𝟎% 𝐅𝐚𝐢𝐥 𝐚𝐭 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐞𝐝𝐈𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭? Here’s Why (and How to Fix It) ▸ Most people don’t know what to write. ▸ They overthink every single post. ▸ They lack consistency. 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐫? People don’t engage because: ▸ They’re confused. ▸ They don’t relate. ▸ They’re overwhelmed. 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐞’𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐢𝐱: 1. Start with ONE problem. → Don’t tackle everything at once. → Speak directly to the pain. 2. Use short sentences. → (Simple is better.) 3. Structure matters. → Use bullet points. → Use lists. → (Break it down.) 4. Consistency wins. → Post regularly. → (Once per week is better than none.) 5. Repurpose everything. → Comment? Turn it into a post. → DM? Use it as content. Stop making it complicated. P.S. The hardest part is getting started—what's holding you back? #socialmediamanager #linkedin #tips #connect

This is the best LinkedIn post format! Stories! They build trust, curiosity and inspire action.   Yet, most creators underestimate their power.  Educational posts? Great for awareness and authority.   But stories? They’re the secret to getting more leads.  This is because stories make you relatable.   And that builds connection.  → People don’t buy products but feelings.   Your story makes them feel something.  → Stories build trust over time.   It’s not one post but built across years.  → People connect with authenticity, not perfection.   So share your struggles, lessons and experiences.  I’ve had so many people tell me that:   “This one story convinced me to reach out.”   It wasn’t my best stats or most polished post.   It was a simple story about my journey.  So start with a relatable problem.  And show them they’re not alone.  Your story doesn’t have to be dramatic.   It just has to be yours.  How often do you share stories? #personalbranding

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

6 Must-Haves to Write a Post on LinkedIn: 1. Be very specific: One post →one problem →one solution 2. Start strong: hook Grab attention in the first sentence or two. 3. Know your audience: Tailor your content to their needs and interests. 4. Keep it clear & concise: Get to the point quickly and avoid jargon. 5. Add a call to action (CTA): Tell what to do next or ask a question. 5. Showcase your personality: Let your unique voice shine through. P.S. Do you follow all these tips for your posts?