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If you don't book any appointments, read this. Here're the steps I would do if I had to start over: (this is exactly how I book 1-5 appointments each day) 1. Authority content Your posts most likely suck. It's a hard truth, but here's how to fix it: • Focus on hooks that position you as the authority • Use storytelling to be more relatable with your prospects Share your past experiences and great results. 2. Don't wait Coaches usually just wait for clients to come. That won't happen. It will happen when your personal brand grows, but it definitely won't at the beginning. Use CTA's and look at the step 4. 3. Don't spend money, focus on organic Most of the coaches want to get fast success so they look for... Ads. They are good, but not for you. Ads are for scaling the business, not building it. 4. Reach Out To People It won't take you much time and you won't be pushy. Open the conversation with: • Thanking them for connecting • Introducing yourself a little bit • Asking for a permission to pitch People don't like outreach because 99% of the people suck at it. If you know how to do it, people will love it. — Enjoy this? ♻️ Repost it to your network and follow Antonio Popivoda for more. Want to get more clients? Drop in the comments word 'CLIENT' and I'll give you more info.

I’m tired of people saying.. "Personal stories don’t bring clients." "Actionable tips won’t get you sales." Building your personal brand on LinkedIn is not just about selling. You also need to: ▸ Establish authority ▸ Build connections ▸ Win trust If all you do is sell (without connection or trust), you won’t sell a thing. And if you’re only connecting (without selling), you’re not growing your business. To build a personal brand that drives business, you need balance: ▸ Share personal stories to build connection ▸ Post actionable tips to show authority ▸ Share client results to attract clients None of these are optional. They complete each other. So if you want to win here on LinkedIn, master this balance! P.S. It's my first-ever video! Have you ever tried video content before? How did it go?

90% of your LinkedIn connections will never become clients unless you do this...! ✅Plant seeds in your content. Talking about your services directly is one way. But the power move is to share stories that mirror the problems your prospects have. → “I had a client who struggled with...” → “This approach worked for them, maybe it’s for you too.” Use examples. Seed your solution into their brains. Problem + Proof = Curiosity They’ll come to you. Not the other way around. ✅Warm them up (with depth, not width) Everyone says “Engage” But here’s the kicker; Superficial likes & comments don’t count. → Start real convos in DMs that aren’t about sales at all. → Ask them questions about what they’re working on. Show interest in their challenges. Connection + Curiosity = Trust No trust? No sale. Simple math. ✅Convert in the DMs with a 1-liner CTA. Skip the “Let’s hop on a call” script. It’s tired. Instead, try this: → “I noticed you mentioned X. Would a quick chat help?” Short. Helpful. Zero pressure. Guide them naturally toward wanting your service. No pitching. No begging. Timing + Insight = Conversion If you’re still just building connections with no clients to show for it, try this approach. You’ll see the difference. Want to take it further? DM me and let’s figure out how to turn your network into clients while building your brand.

I ghostwrite for 6-7 fig. founders to attract ideal clients. Here're 3 LinkedIn principles I swear by👇🏻 1. Clearly state the problem + solution Let's make this clear. Unclear minds never buy. Clarity has to be your no.1 priority. - What's the 1 problem you solve - What's the 1 solution you offer - What's the 1 desired outcome This should reflect in your content, messaging, profile. Every. Single. Time. 2. Tell Your Story Better Your story is the only human element of your business. I ghostwrite for a 6 fig. mompreneur-founder. Her story of liberation is the heartbeat of her brand. Got her connected to other mothers (her ideal clients). Lesson: Stories double your sales. Faster. 3. Social selling isn't a strategy I was on a discovery call with a 6 fig founder. He said: "I don't wanna talk about myself on social media to make sales". It was the same person who said - "Our service has made several agencies in the UK 7 figures in MRR". No. Fitting in a box won't cut it. If your service can genuinely make people money - you gotta tell it. A simple mindset shift: Sell → Help. p.s. These rules have helped my founder clients attract their ideal clients on LinkedIn. This sh*t works 😮💨

I ghostwrite for 6-7 fig. founders to attract ideal clients. Here're 3 LinkedIn principles I swear by👇🏻 1. Clearly state the problem + solution Let's make this clear. Unclear minds never buy. Clarity has to be your no.1 priority. - What's the 1 problem you solve - What's the 1 solution you offer - What's the 1 desired outcome This should reflect in your content, messaging, profile. Every. Single. Time. 2. Tell Your Story Better Your story is the only human element of your business. I ghostwrite for a 6 fig. mompreneur-founder. Her story of liberation is the heartbeat of her brand. Got her connected to other mothers (her ideal clients). Lesson: Stories double your sales. Faster. 3. Social selling isn't a strategy I was on a discovery call with a 6 fig founder. He said: "I don't wanna talk about myself on social media to make sales". It was the same person who said - "Our service has made several agencies in the UK 7 figures in MRR". No. Fitting in a box won't cut it. If your service can genuinely make people money - you gotta tell it. A simple mindset shift: Sell → Help. p.s. These rules have helped my founder clients attract their ideal clients on LinkedIn. This sh*t works 😮💨

Answer these 4 questions on your prospect's mind and convert them easily... 1️⃣ Can you help me? (Do you understand my problem and have the solution?) 2️⃣ How can you help me? (What's the plan?) 3️⃣ What kind of results can I expect? (How does success look like?) 4️⃣ What do you need from me? (How much is it and how much of my time is required?) Simple. Short. But very powerful👌🏾 Get very clear on these answers before you go into any prospect's meeting and you will have a high closing ratio 📈 Now imagine answering these questions with your content on your website, blog, emails and social media posts. You will be closing clients at scale... or... at the very least having warm leads who don't need much 'selling' to work with you 💯 #copywritingservices #digitalmarketing #accountingandaccountants #accountingfirm #business --- 👍🏽 Like or comment if you found useful. ♻️ Repost if you think a friend could benefit from it. 🔔 Follow Stanley Agu for more insights on attracting premium clients 💰

Ever wonder why your leads aren’t great, even after all your hard work? 𝐖𝐞𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑 𝐨𝐟 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐖𝐚𝐲! You spend hours writing outreach drafts, Hoping to attract the perfect clients. But what do you get? Your DMs are full of people who aren't serious buyers. What’s the problem? You're not tapping into the emotional triggers of your audience. So, you miss out on the attention of people who really need your help. Here’s a real story: I used to write posts about my services, thinking I was doing everything right. But all I got were messages from people who weren't ready to commit. Then, I realized I wasn't connecting with their emotions. When I started addressing their real fears and needs: ➡️ DMs were filled with serious, high-quality leads. ➡️ Archive connection requests from my ideal clients. ➡️ Network started to support and grow business. For example, instead of saying, “I can help you with your branding,” I started saying, “I know it’s frustrating to see your competitors outshine you. Let’s change that.” This simple change made a huge difference. Yes, it takes time and effort, but here’s a tip: ✨ You can work with someone who understands these emotional triggers and let them help you! ✨ Don’t settle for low-quality leads. Speak to what your audience really cares about and watch your business thrive. Stay tuned for Day 4 of Outreaching the Right Way! P.S. Have any thoughts or questions? Share them below. Let’s figure this out together!

Want to know the #1 way to fill your client pipeline? Be your wonderful, exciting self! I know, I know - this seems like a no brainer. But let me break it down a little more. When you're the face of your business, your clients are choosing to work with your company based on their perception of YOU! That means there should be an emphasis on how you sell yourself. Show off your well-rounded life, be willing to share stories with your followers and future clients, and keep track of referrals and past clients by maintaining a monthly newsletter - by putting yourself in the spotlight, you're likely to draw clients that like you for YOU 💙 Building a pipeline doesn't have to be complicated or scary! It's really just about being consistent, relaying fun, telling relatable stories, and giving valuable information. Read more in my FREE blogs at NancyGanzekaufer.com 💙 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gKX2x6Xz

You connected with your dream client on LinkedIn, but now what?   This carousel breaks down the key steps to take after that initial connection to build trust and position yourself as a valuable resource. ➡️ Personalize your greeting, engage with their content, and offer value - NOT just sales pitches! ➡️ Patience and trust are key Building relationships takes time, but the payoff is huge. ➡️ Ready to turn connections into clients? Swipe through for more tips! Want to generate high-quality leads on LinkedIn? Access my free LinkedIn mini-course by clicking the link in the comments!  --------- Follow Me for More Tips! Repost to share this with your network ♻

Imagine meeting someone for the first time, and they IMMEDIATELY insult you. You probably won't talk to them again, right? That’s exactly what’s happening in my DMs right now. I connect with someone who has a service-based business, and immediately get hit with a cold sales pitch for advice I didn’t ask for, or insults disguised as “let me help you” messages. I’m on this platform to learn from people, share my knowledge, and yes, make money in my business. But that last part comes in time. You can’t go directly from new connection to the hard sale. You have to add value, build trust and credibility, and genuinely connect with people. If you’re using LinkedIn for sales, great. But maybe think about how YOU want to be sold to. How you spend time learning, or researching, or listening to someone before you spend your money with them. Same concept applies when you turn the tables. So if you’re sliding into the DM’s and saying “you’re doing everything wrong and here’s how I can make X so much better,” I hate to break it to you, but it’s not helpful, it doesn’t feel good to the person receiving it, and it's a waste of your time. Instead share insights, tips, and valuable information so they learn from you, trust you, and buy from you—when they’re ready. #sales #pitching #marketing #content #linkedin #servicebasedbusiness #servicepreneur