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- Reddit’s r/LinkedInLun… that L-word that LinkedIn hates. - A joke about my ADHD. - A rant about AI detectors. - A comment on SOMEONE ELSE’s post. - A post that flopped. Hard. These are just a few places I’ve gotten leads from LinkedIn. Like, actual leads — people who visited my website and filled out my form, looking to hire me. Not just engaged with my post or followed me. Personally, I don’t spend my time digging through my posts looking for people to pitch. But I am forever fascinated by data. So, I set up 2 ICPs with magicpost.in: 1. Personal Branding Clients 2. Content Creator Clients And its new Leads feature found 130 people who matched my ICPs in just 2 nonsense posts. LITERAL, nonsense: my "Banana flambe platypus count Dracula resume French revolution calendar almond butter hyrax lava Tennessee…" post. And my post of myself in a unicorn onesie (although I did mention my actual personal branding and creator services in that one). *Another example of why I give anti-guru advice like: you don’t need to be a serious salesperson to make sales. Anyway, I won’t be pitchslapping any of them (probably because I’m a terrible businessperson and will never be making half a million dollars a year), but this was a really cool way to see if I’m actually reaching the people I think I am. 🎁 If you want to try MagicPost, use my code for 20% off: get.magicpost.in/allison #AllisonWith2Ls #AndMagicPost SIDE QUEST: If you think all engagement is visible, you’re wrong. Sometimes people don’t even “like” my posts. They DM me or reach out through my website without ever engaging. That’s the silent engagement I’ve talked about before. If you think impressions make sales, you’re wrong. If you think followers are the same as customers, you’re wrong. Here’s what I tell my clients: What matters is if the RIGHT people see you. Not the MOST. I’m not for everyone. And I’m not supposed to be. And neither are you. You have to get out of your comfort zone and embrace the fact that not EVERYONE is going to love you. Everyone can’t love you. And they shouldn’t. But YOUR people will. So I’m happy MagicPost showed me that I’m reaching MY people. And that’s because I sound like ME… not everyone else. That’s how you become easier to recognize, easier to remember, and the obvious choice. OK. Thanks. Bye.

Je fais 2x moins de reach sur LinkedIn que l’année dernière, Et 3x moins qu’il y a 2 ans. Ça a de quoi démoraliser (ou pas 👀) En ce moment, avec tous les changements d’algo LinkedIn, On peut vite avoir l’impression que plus rien ne fonctionne. Je regarde mes impressions : ça baisse. Je regarde mon engagement : ça baisse. Donc forcément, j’étais en mode : “Ok, mon contenu est nul” 🤡 (merci et ciao) Sauf que pas toujours. En discutant avec Naïlé, il m’a rappelé qu’il fallait regarder la tendance globale. C’est pour ça qu’il a intégré la partie Benchmark dans MagicPost. Elle permet de comparer tes stats avec celles de comptes similaires au tien. Pas avec des créateurs à 100K abonnés. Pas avec des gens qui postent 4 fois par jour. Mais avec des profils similaires. Et ça change (totalement) la lecture. Parce que si tes impressions baissent de 10 %, mais que les comptes similaires baissent de 40 %, en fait tu n’es pas (spécialement) en train de “moins bien performer”. C’est juste que la plateforme change. Je pense qu’on a souvent tendance à regarder nos stats de façon trop isolée. Alors qu’une bonne analyse, c’est : → regarder ce qui se passe chez soi. → ET regarder ce qui se passe autour. Donc MERCI MagicPost de redonner un peu de motivation 🥹 Si tu veux aller jeter un œil à ton bench perso c’est par ici : get.magicpost.in/margot (tu as -20% sur les offres si tu n’as pas encore l’outil) Et moi je reviens à fond sur LinkedIn du coup ! 💛

One of my posts gave me 275,000 impressions last week. 88 of the people who engaged were relevant to my ICP. That matters a lot more to me than vanity numbers. Because reach is fun. Relevant reach fills pipeline. This is the simple flow I use with MagicPost: 1. Create my ICP, mine is C-level 2. Pick the post I want to review 3. Run the analysis 4. Sort people by excellent, good, or medium fit 5. DM them or enroll them into my CRM That’s it. No digging through random likes for an hour. No guessing who actually fits. No messy spreadsheet dance after a post takes off. I like LinkedIn a lot more when I can tie content back to actual sales activity. A post should do more than collect applause. It should help me spot the right people, start good conversations, and keep my follow-up clean. That’s why this process works for me. It gives me a fast way to separate noise from people I’d actually want to talk to. If I’m spending time creating content, I want a path from engagement to pipeline. Between a simple setup and a clear signal, the follow-up gets better. That kind of workflow makes posting worth it 👊 P.S. Try it yourself here: get.magicpost.in/jan

Do I post too much? Rhetorical question - don’t answer! 😹 (If you do think I post too much, let me know in the comments!) But the thing is, I’m actually a pretty bad writing-generating-person. I’m great at revising my initial draft, but the initial writing, staring at a blank page is absolutely HORRIBLE for me. 👹 And that’s where magicpost.in comes in clutch for me. My actual process takes about 90 seconds: I type a few messy sentences about whatever's rattling around my head, like "let’s write a post about how I hate getting up at 5:30am but do it anyway." I hit generate. And because it already knows every LinkedIn post I've ever written, the draft comes back sounding like ME. Not some corporate robot who's "thrilled to announce." No uploading months of old posts. No week-long training. It knew my voice about 5 minutes after I signed up years ago. Then I do the one thing it can't do: layer in my off-kilter, quirky, slightly-too-much humor. Because heaven forbid anyone else gets to use my sass. 💅 That's the whole thing. Messy idea in, solid draft out, Chad-ified on top. If you wanna try MagicPost (without my sass), get 20% off all plans with my special link 👉 get.magicpost.in/chad You’ll love it! 💜

I used to think summer was the worst time to post on LinkedIn. The data says it's more nuanced 🫣 We analyzed 716,047 posts across 2024-2025. How to read it: ↳ We defined a Monthly impression score. ↳ Score of 50 is a normal month. So, what about summer? June sits at 50 → normal July slips to 48 → lower August drops to 44 → 2nd lowest after December Conslusion: summer is indeed softer. But only slightly. So no, I would not pause posting in summer. At least while I'm not ooo. What do you think of this analysis? Did you plan to post this summer? Let me know below 👇

I used to lose my best thinking before I could do anything with it... When I first started posting, I was CONVINCED I'd run out of things to say within a month. I genuinely thought: how many ideas could I possibly have? (like it was a tap that would eventually run out...) But after a while, I realised it was never about a lack of ideas. It was about losing them BEFORE I had the chance to USE them. (and i've got a solution for you hint....MagicPost...hint....) That random thought in the shower, or idea you get on your daily walk... If you don't capture it then and there... it's just  G O N E So I started noting EVERYTHING down (and I mean everything). Even when it made no sense yet. Because when I sat down to write, I no longer needed a polished concept waiting for me. I just needed something that made me think "ooh maybe I actually do have something to say" Recently this moved from my notes app to the idea tab in magicpost.in Now I throw all my rough thoughts in there:  → The half-baked thoughts → The random observations → The things I know could be something (but I don't know what I might mean just yet) And when I come back later wondering "wtf did I even mean by this"... the AI helps me develop it further (helps me figure out wtf i meant lol) It takes that half-baked thought and gives me angles I can actually work with. There's no need to stare at my notes trying to remember where I was going with it.... My ideas will ALWAYS have an outcome, and that's what I love about it. P.S. How you make sure you don't miss out on any ideas? P.P.S Dropping the link to MagicPost in the comments. Test it out in the free trial and let me know if it's as useful for you as it is for me 😉 ———————————— Hi, I'm Alicia. I'm on a journey to help people in beauty and wellness feel less alone, build strong brands, and gain unmistakable visibility 🤍 Follow (+) for more takes on beauty, branding, and building in public ✨

I could write a fresh post every day forever. But last month I just repurposed one, and it added 5+ figures. One simple framework did it. The data showed me a pattern. One theme worth doubling down on. So I: 1/ Opened MagicPost 2/ Sorted views over 90 days 3/ Found the outlier (not the memes, lol) 4/ Rescheduled that theme every Monday, 4 weeks straight The numbers: - 350,000+ total impressions - $15,000 from 3 new 1:1 clients - $4,324 in total product sales (emails included) Predictable inbound, in less time. Mostly written between diaper changes. 😅 Ps. Want your posts working off data too? 20% off MagicPost this week, on me: get.magicpost.in/jacob

Niemand zeigt, was man auf LinkedIn mit Brand-Deals verdient. Ich schon. 18.200 € seit Januar. Über mehrere Partnerschaften. Macht 2.600 € im Monat als Side Hustle. Nebenbei. Alle jagen Reichweite. Also posten sie Rage-Bait und ruinieren ihren Ruf. Nur Reichweite alleine bringt dir keine Partnerschaften. Keiner arbeitet mit dir wegen einer großen Followeranzahl. Sondern weil dir eine klare Zielgruppe dir zuhört. Und dir vertraut. Ich poste über ein Thema: Cold Calling. Nichts anderes. Ganz egal was gerade trendet. Dieselbe Disziplin, die Pipeline baut, baut auch deine Marke: Zeig dich. Immer wieder. Zum selben Thema. Lange genug, dass die richtigen Leute dich ernst nehmen. Das Schwierige daran ist nie das Wissen. Es ist das Dranbleiben. Genau da kommt MagicPost ins Spiel. Es nimmt mir die drei Dinge ab, an denen die meisten scheitern: 1/ Ideen, wenn der Kopf leer ist 2/ Metrics, die zeigen, was wie ankommt 3/ Alles vorgeplant, statt jeden Tag bei Null anzufangen Es geht schon lange nicht mehr um Motivation, sondern um ein System. Dieses System ist um MagicPost herum gebaut und der Grund warum ich seit Oktober 2024 konsequent poste anstatt nach drei Wochen wieder aufzuhören. Die Partnerschaften kamen nicht, weil ich laut war. Sie kamen, weil ich konsequent für eine Sache stehe. Du brauchst eine Nische. Und Ausdauer. Würdest du offenlegen, was du mit LinkedIn verdienst? P.S.: Den Link zu deinem 20% Lifetime-Rabatt bei MagicPost findest du in den Kommentaren. Let's Dial & Deliver!! ☎️