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Tannu sinha
Why do I accept his connection requests? Almost one month before I got a request But I didn't accept it, why? Because it was a dead profile Today he sent me the message To connect with him I was like why? ►People send posts on DMS ►People send messages to connect I have simple questions for them Why do you regularly share your posts on DM? ↳ Share a post when it has something special Why do you want to connect? To get one more follower? ↳ It makes your profile more dead To get a comment on your post? ↳ You are not posting relevant If you don't have time to get active here Then don't just send a request because It makes the profile more dead More followers + dead = request accept ❌ Less followers + active = request accept ✅ Active profile ►Post relevant content ►Comment before sending a request P.S.- What are your criteria for accepting connection requests? Follow Tannu
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Kelly Morgan
If you are having problems staying consistent with your Morning Page writing. Don't beat yourself up, just keep on getting back on the writing horse and giving yourself the MAGIC that comes from writing these three pages of streamed consciousness. If you are a consistent Morning Page Writer, please share in the comments below how you keep up the momentum? What is your secret? If you are new to Morning Pages and want to learn more join the Morning Page Magic Facebook Group at: https://lnkd.in/geMBnS2J
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Luma Alo
4 Best Tools for Email Marketing for Therapists 1. Mailchimp for user-friendly email creation. Known for its popular email marketing platform and also known for its friendly design and comprehensive features. The great benefit of Mailchimp is it offers a free tier for up to about 500 subscribers. Super cost-effective for solo practitioners or those just starting out. 2. Constant Contact for automation features. Another great email marketing platform has several automation features. The automation features include automated email campaigns, list segmentation, event-triggered emails, feedback and survey automation, etc. These features allow clinicians save more time while still engaging consistently with clients. 3. ConvertKit for simple segmentation. This tool is commonly used by creators, small business owners, (me), and therapists. There's automation flows, simple lists, and custom fields to send targeted messages that resonate with each client's specific needs. It's perfect for practitioners to grow and nurture leads and turning them into potential clients. 4. HubSpot for comprehensive analytics. HubSpot is a great choice for therapists who want to track their email marketing performance. For example you can run A/B test on subject lines, email content, and send times. It helps you compare different versions of your emails to decide your flop emails and your top performing ones, optimizing future campaigns. Read this post and more on my Typeshare Social Blog: https://lnkd.in/ghuCKMHc
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Shayonee D.
can you become a 6 figure freelancer when you are chronically ill? This is not a clickbait. I am also not going to sell you any course or workshop. This is a question I ask myself often as there are way too many days of my life when the 'light in my brain' doesn't switch on. Functioning through complete darkness means my productivity is compromised. Worse, I can't even readily commit when things will get better. Over the years, I have lost opportunities because of my unpredictable health issues. I don't blame anyone - heck, I won't want to work with someone who cannot predict if they can meet a deadline. On several occasions (and trust me there are MANY), I ask for extension and fess up about what's going on. Last year, I even added a disclaimer to my email about delayed replies, though now it makes me wonder if those cold pitches are going unanswered because of that. The point I am trying to make is - we need more productivity advice from those who are chronically ill and/or unable to meet the 'normie' productivity standards. How do we (#Neurodivergents, in particular) function when something as common as a change in temperature can trigger a meltdown and leave us paralysed for the day? I am trying to work my way around and I would be grateful if you pitch in with your experiences/learning. I am sure there is a way around and perhaps it will take AGES to enjoy the success that our peers have already tasted. But surely, there is something we can do. #AutismAcceptance #AutisticWomen #ADHD #Neurodiversity #Disability #ChronicIllnesses #AuDHD #ADHD #AutisticAdults #MentalHealth #AutismAdvocate #AutismDiagnosis #AutismAwarenessMonth #AutismAcceptanceMonth
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Deepti Gupta
Feeling itchy to point out 3 mistakes I discovered in so many posts! ( Both LI & X) I will come straight to the point! 🚫 Hashtags!! So many people fill up the text section with hashtags and no meaningful/ helpful content??! and just a link to drive traffic to their website. Are you going to click on such posts yourself? 🤔 🚫 No Text at all!! Putting out videos or pictures without any explanation. Readers have a short attention span… And if you are not telling them what you want to say Or what you want them to do… Then they will scroll down to the next post! 🙄 🚫 No Videos or Images Videos, images, and infographics help to gain more eyeballs on your post. Avoid these if you don’t want a higher reach for your posts. 😶 Did this post help you? Follow Deepti Gupta for more! If you need help with content creation for LinkedIn and X, DM now!
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Robert (Bob) Peryea
I don't share samples of my writing. Just a moment ago, I had a very nice person Fiverr explain to me how "absurd" it is to say, "I'm a writer. Hire me," but not share any samples. Here's my reply. I hope it helps others understand why I don't believe that writing samples are a wise business decision. "I appreciate your feedback. Because you were kind enough to write out an explanation and help guide me, let me explain why I've been doing this for over a decade. "Firstly, I don't own the work; my clients do. To use it for myself is, technically, stealing. It's their work product. I don't ask permission to use it. "Secondly, since so many of my clients are individuals, not companies, they don't want anyone knowing they didn't write their own posts. It's often written in the first person where I have created an online voice for them. "Thirdly, and more importantly, since everything is written for someone else in their voice, samples are usually a way to simply exclude someone. "That doesn't sound like me, so I can't hire you." In reality, I change how I write for each client. Some want upbeat and fun, others want staid and professional, still others want short, staccato posts. Since it changes with each client, particularly stylistically, it's more likely to not sound like you than to seem like what you want. "I respect your desire for samples. I fully understand it. That said, I literally have none to share. "Given Fiverr's very liberal cancellation policies, you also have nothing to lose on this platform hiring me or anyone else. "Thanks again for taking the time to share your perspective. I appreciate it. "Yours, "Bob" The question of "can I do the mechanics of writing in English?" is answered in my responses. From there, as a generalist, I don't really have my own style. Let me know your thoughts. #freelance #copywriter #freelancewriter #Fiverr
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Farady Mutai
How I Can Help Your Business Grow with My VA and Content Writing Services Are you ready to disrupt the way your business operates and achieve ultimate success? As a General Virtual Assistant and Content Writer, I offer top-tier services that free you from the mundane and let you focus on scaling your business. Imagine a future where your time is spent on big-picture strategies while I handle the tasks that keep your business running smoothly. Here’s how I can help you: - Administrative Support: Manage your emails, calendar, and client communications to let you focus on growing your business. - Social Media Management: Create engaging content to boost brand visibility, engagement, and loyalty. - SEO Blogs & Articles: Increase your visibility and attract leads with SEO-optimized content. - Copywriting: Craft persuasive copy to increase sales, conversions, and trust with your target audience. - Project Management: Keep track of deadlines and ensure timely delivery, allowing you to focus on high-level goals. Why These Services Work for You: - Free Time: Delegate tasks to me and gain more time to focus on growth. - Increased Visibility: Drive more leads to your business with SEO content. - Improved Engagement: Foster stronger customer relationships with social media management and targeted copywriting. Imagine getting one service and receiving another for free. Let’s discuss how my VA and content writing services can be the ultimate solution to help you achieve your business goals. Let’s connect and get started today! #VirtualAssistant #ContentWriter #SEO #BusinessSolutions #SmallBusinessSupport #RemoteWork #SocialMediaManagement #CopyWriter
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Brett Pucino
"A ghostwriter can't capture my authentic voice." You're probably right - most ghostwriters on here can't. Most ghostwriters can only write in the "LinkedIn Guru" voice because they learned to be a ghostwriter from one of their courses. I learned ghostwriting from an old-school ghostwriter 14 years ago. She brought me into her memoir writing business, and I quickly learned how important it was to capture the client's authentic voice. This commitment to preserving voice above all else has stuck with me my entire career. I've distilled the writing voice into 6 elements: 1. Word choice 2. Sentence structure 3. Rhythm 4. Punctuation 5. Personality 6. Rhetorical devices One of my onboarding exercises is a questionnaire that helps me identify your sweet spot for these 6 elements. Still don't think I could capture your authentic voice? I'll write you 3 posts for free. All I'd need from you is 45 minutes of your time. DM me to learn more.
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Kasturi Patra
Confidence is one of the most underrated yet valuable skills for a freelancer. It lets you approach clients you'd consider out of your league and charge what you're worth instead of sticking to outdated prices. Confidence is that quiet yet powerful inner voice telling you that no matter how challenging something is, or how strong the imposter syndrome feels, you'll give it your best shot. And if that's not enough, you'll learn and grow from the experience. 😊 For instance, I've had clients who seemed to like my work, evident from our long-term relationships and positive feedback. However, when I tried raising my rates after working with them for a significant time, they offered various reasons why I wasn't ready to charge even a few cents more (per word). One client claimed they weren't finding "enough depth" in my work. Yet, apart from regular articles, they also assigned me to ghostwrite pieces for their CEO—work they wouldn't assign to other freelancers. When I asked what they meant by "depth" and if they could give me specific examples, they had no answer. 🤷🏽♀️ This hurt my confidence and made me believe they might be right. Maybe, I still had a long way to go before I could charge better rates. It took just one new client accepting my desired rates for me to realize that even if we give our best work, some people won't appreciate what we bring to the table. Some people will treat writers as interchangeable commodities. But there will also be people who respect you and are willing to pay fair prices for your services. 💚 If you're: ✅Consistently giving your all ✅Regularly upskilling, learning, and growing ✅Receiving positive feedback from clients You deserve the rates you're aiming for (as long as they're realistic). Building your confidence helps you understand and appreciate your intrinsic worth, rather than waiting for external validation that can crumble when someone treats you unfairly. #B2BTechWriter #WritingLife
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Ruqyya Aqeel
Writing is not just about posting and commenting. Its how perfectly you understand your clients niche. How effectively you adopt their tone. While writing for others You should be like them ⇉ The way they talk ⇉ The tone they have ⇉ Kind of words they use If you learn to do all this Then you’re successful as a ghostwriter! P.S Do you adopt their style while writing for them?
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Don Simkovich, MA
Your customers face real world problems, have real world needs. 😗 They want to know how YOU can help. Do you know WHAT to say and HOW to say it? 🤔 I'm here to help with ghostwritten content shaped from your head and delivered to your customer's heart. 😋 I don't put words in your mouth. 😉 I shape the ideas you have ... based on your knowledge and expertise in solving your customer's problems, meeting their desires.
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Okoro Sophia
You’re going to be overworked, underpaid, and miserable as a freelancer if you do not know your worth. Keep this one quote dear to your heart as a freelancer. “People know your worth, they are just hoping you don’t” We live in a capitalist hellhole that will suck the life out of you and reward you with pennies if you do not actively advocate for yourself. ➡️So don’t do it for cheaper, especially if you’ve reached a remarkable level of experience in your field. ➡️Speak up for yourself during instances of verbal abuse or harassment in your workplace. ➡️Learn to leave situations where a client is being unreasonable or trying to extort you. ➡️Be aware of the value you bring to your work and remind yourself that there are clients who would annihilate everything to find a freelancer like you. I would love to hear your stories about how you’ve stood up for yourself as a freelancer. I’ll be waiting down in the comment section.
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Ishita Ganguly
Do the work without noise. Grind hard without showing it off on social media. I totally believe in this! Progress need not have to be proved. It SHOWS if you're truly moving forward. 🎯🚶♂️ Isn't it? :) Happy weekend! 👋 Your Writer Friend, Ishita ✍️ Author | Storyteller | Content Creator #author #Content #contentwriting #writing
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Susie Winfield
Persevering through feelings of inadequacy is crucial for every writer. But remember, regret hurts worse than rejection. Embrace the journey and apply these strategies to keep writing: Embrace Imperfection: Understand that the first draft is never perfect. Improvement comes in the revision process. Set Realistic Goals: Aim for achievable milestones to boost your confidence. Seek Support and Feedback: Build relationships with fellow writers to exchange ideas. Develop a Writing Routine: Dedicate specific times for writing. Focus on Progress, Not Perfection: Strive for continuous improvement rather than unattainable perfection. Keep writing and transform your fears into fuel for your creative journey.
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Anjali Soni
Just because there is 'Free' in the word 'FREELANCER' doesn't mean they will do it for FREE. FREE = FREEDOM ✅️ Freedom to choose projects, schedules & places. Freedom to choose their path. Behind that freedom lies years of discipline. Let's appreciate the value they bring. 👀 💥 What is your favorite thing about freelancing ? ✍️ #freelancing #artists #writers #socialmedia #contentcreators
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John Riddle
Beware! You have been warned! Once you keep reading, there's no turning back!!! Freelance writers...are you scared? Are you scared you won't make enough money this month (or next month) and the fear of the unknown is slowly driving you bonkers? Well, kick that fear to the curb! Take a deep breath, adjust your attitude, move forward and be prepared to use your gift of creative communication to make lots of $$. Since 1996 I have been working out of my home office in Delaware as a full-time freelance writer, author, ghostwriter & donut eater. So far I have written and sold 34 books to a variety of traditional publishers and have self-published 3 books for writers on Amazon: "The Flying Nun, A Light Bulb Moment and Me: 40 Years Making Money As a Freelance Writer (Hey, You Can Do It, Too!)" "I Love To Write Day Creative Writing Journal" - It was published to celebrate the 20th anniversary of I Love To Write Day, a grassroots campaign I launched in 2002 to have people of all ages spend time writing every November 15th. Learn more about ILTWD at ilovetowritedaydotcom. "The PAC Method For Writers: How Prayer, Attitude and Confidence Can Lead You To A Successful Writing Journey" My byline has appeared in major publications all across the U.S, and I have written articles for over 300 websites. The key to a successful freelance writing journey is to keep a positive attitude, have confidence and be willing to try new things. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would make $$ writing greeting cards, press releases, work-for-hire books, etc., but I have. And if I can do it, YOU can too! Marketing is the key. Did I mention that marketing is important? And don't forget to market yourself. Try my 10 a Day idea: Answer 5 help wanted ads for writers, and find 5 places you would like to write for...and send them your "freelance promo." IT WORKS. Holler with any questions about getting published or finding the best donuts.
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