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July 12th, 2023 changed my life🤗 I went from >500 to 15,000+ friends in 7 months (You made this possible) It was a struggle to get to 500 friends, it took me months of doing the wrong things Until I decided to change the narrative on July 12th, 2023 I made a decision to be fully committed to LinkedIn and consistently do the right thing I would still be doing the wrong things if I didn’t say yes to community This is why I am big on building a community and being a part of a community that’ll help you grow One advise I’d always give you is: 📌 Don’t go solo on LinkedIn If you want your growth to be fast, then embrace community It’ll help you avoid mistakes I made, and mistakes that some of your favorite creators made too. This is me saying “THANK YOU” to 15k+ friends Our family is growing and we’re building a stronger community by the day I love you🩵🤗 Are you struggling on LinkedIn and needs help? I have something coming for you in few days, anticipate! P.S. Why did you start following me? #enoobongakpan

Hey, LinkedIn family. I know that I can't be the only one struggling with this for the past coupled of days now. I noticed big creators too suffer from the Algorithm palava. the problem is the post impressions. before now, I used to have at least 17k-14k per post impressions He gradually reduced to 10k, 9k and now 700 to 1k LinkedIn What is going on here? Honestly, I never take it serious at first, I know algorithm behaves like woman that only favours the consistent rich husband that cares and nurture her. but then, I think. it is not in favour of anyone now. nor the consistent profile nor the optimized profile. LinkedIn is the only one to answer this question of our sudden low post impressions. LinkedIn please, we need help. It is not easy for creators to create content and not getting rewards. It involves a lot of hard work and sleepless night. Creators just want to get ✅seen, ✅heard & ✅hired. And the current post impressions is not doing justice to any of this 3 things mentioned above. A close mouth is a close destiny. LinkedIn please what is the way out.? PS: Are you also facing the same challenges on your post? Let me know in the comments section. Repost ♻️ to your community to let them know that they are not alone. Follow Adekunle Adeola for insightful content. It's Friday already. Happy weekend Family 🎉

Getting 1k followers or 10k impressions is not a big deal. Do you also feel so? Or have you also read this on other beginner creators' posts? I have found myself reading posts where beginners, when writing about their achievements, always add one line- “I know it's not that huge.” And I always feel so bad when they do that. I do understand where they are coming from. Among so many creators who are having ➡ Huge following ➡ 100+ reactions ➡ 100+ comments They may feel this is such a small achievement in front of them. But I want to say this to every beginner that you are comparing your few weeks of hard work with other's months of hard work! They celebrated their first 10k impressions, and so should you!! It’s your first!! You have every right to share with your community as you worked hard. You should always make your first special. I always celebrate every small achievement of mine. Like, ✨ Crossing 500 followers ✨ Getting 10k impressions ✨ Gaining 200+ followers in one day And many more. I celebrated such small achievements that my parents got confused. They would say you just had this achievement, but then I am like, no, that was different! Hahaha 😅 I also know you might think what a weirdo. I won't blame you, but honestly, this only kept me going for this long! So, in the end, I hope every beginner understands that 'No achievement is small if it makes you happy and fulfilled! If it makes sense for you, it doesn't matter if it does for others.' And we, as creators who have been in this game for quite a long time, should ensure we help and guide them every time. Also, remind them that they are doing good and that they should celebrate it too! As we all were beginners once! We would not have been here today if we hadn’t received that support from others. Right, fellas? Your biggest supporter - Suhani✨❤ Did you also encounter such posts??

From Scared and overthinking to post to PUSH post confidently as hell right away I know, I've been there too. A super nervous Lurker at some point I was talking to my creator friends and guess what Everyone is sharing the same feelings. Whether that next post is gonna get tanked Or not. But you know what, lurking and never posting will never help you understand. Your fear and overthinking is holding you from: ✅ Getting amazing leads ✅ Learning from your connections ✅ Finding amazing opportunities ✅ Talking to like minded creators ✅ Financial freedom and abundance Let me help you get rid of your POSTING FEAR: 🟣Connect with small creators and build a community.Learn and engage together and support each other. 🟣 Block a day to write posts for the week and schedule them. Now, you dont have to post everytime to feel those negative feelings again and again. 🟣 You don't have to be a 'KNOW IT ALL'. Give your genuine opinions and suggestions from what you know. 🟣 It's not that deep. Just be open to learning. Follow creators in your niche and engage. People here are kind and uplifting. Give this a chance. P. S. - I went to a cinematic restaurant yesterday. This was the place that made me want to post on fear and overthinking on LinkedIn xD

Ever notice how some people's comments grab all the attention? Let's unlock their secrets! 10 tricks to craft comments that WOW: 1. Add juicy context 2. Ask questions that make people think 3. Share your own cool stories 4. Drop helpful links (like a boss) 5. Give tips people can use right away 6. Show some love to others 7. Keep it short and sweet 8. Speak human, not robot 9. Be real - your true self is awesome! 10. Chat with others - it's a two-way street Why bother? Here's why: • You'll look like a total pro • Make awesome new friends • Get people talking • Boost your visibility • Feel part of a cool community Try these comment starters: • "Wow, great point! In my work, I've seen..." • "Love this! It reminds me of the time I..." • "Here's another angle: [your idea]. What do you think?" Ready to level up your LinkedIn game? What's your go-to comment strategy? Share below and let's learn from each other! 👇

I am among the LinkedIn top 1%, but not for the reasons you would think! ↳I don’t have over 10,000 followers- But I have a loyal following ↳I am not in favikon top Charts- But I coached more than 30 people and helped them in their journey. ↳I am not among the fastest-growing creators- But I know how to provide solutions to burning target market problems. ↳I hardly ever go viral- But I always get good Engagements on my post. (Grateful for this to my community) And, To be frank, I don't know the criteria to be among the TOP 1%. And I don’t know if I am one of them. But what I do know is that I am here for the long run. ↳And if I am here for the Long run, being in the Top 1% won't matter to me as the longer I am here the more I can: -Provide value to my community -More problems I can solve -Impact Lives PS: Are you here for the Long run?

From Being A Drug Addict to Tech Influencer: The Inspiring Journey of Brad Traversy No matter how difficult our situation might be, we can always find a way out and achieve greatness. I recently came across an incredibly inspiring story while watching tutorials on the Traversy Media YouTube channel. Brad Traversy, the founder of Traversy Media, shared his journey from being a drug addict to becoming a successful YouTuber with over 2 million subscribers. His transformation is a testament to the power of resilience and determination. Brad faced many challenges, including struggles with addiction and life on the streets. However, he didn’t let his past define his future. Through hard work, dedication, and a passion for web development, he turned his life around. Today, his tutorials help millions of aspiring developers worldwide. In one of his heartfelt videos, Brad opens up about his past and how he overcame his darkest days. He talks about how coding became his lifeline and how it ultimately led him to start Traversy Media. You can watch his story here: https://lnkd.in/g6_WuZgk If Brad can overcome such adversity and achieve his dreams, so can we. Let’s remember that our current situation does not determine our final destination. With persistence and a positive mindset, we can achieve anything we set our minds to. Thank you, Brad Traversy, for sharing your story and inspiring us all. 🙏 #Inspiration #Resilience #WebDevelopment #NeverGiveUp #TraversyMedia #SuccessStory

Let’s just cut the bullsh*t people! Most big creators are completely mind f*cking you. You think they are creating world class content. Content that the algorithm is eating up. Because it’s so good and juicy. Because the hooks are pure butter. Because the content melts in your mouth. Then you create something equally as amazing. Probably better to be honest. But no one responds to it. -You’re dejected -You’re confused -You’re depressed That was me for the longest time. It really starts to mess with your head. You don’t feel like you’re: -Good enough -Smart enough -Ever going to figure it out Nope. Nope. Nope. That’s not the problem. 99% of these LinkedIn gurus are playing a sinister game. They are deep into country club engagement pods. Where you need to pay to play. It’s a top secret club for the elite, rich and famous of LinkedIn. It’s not much different than buying followers on Instagram. Here instead you’re buying comments and likes. Is it cheating? Not sure. Is it a game I want to play? Absolutely not. Just remember you’re doing everything right here. Focus on finding your community. A community that loves you for love. A community that wants to grow with you. You don’t need to cheat your way to the top. Instead, authentically build your way to the top. Trust me on this one.

If you struggle to grow on LI This post is for you In my 1.5 years of journey of LI I've seen many creators quit Many think Algo hates them But mostly it's their own fault Here are 5 reasons why 1- Not prioritizing comments 2- Spending too much time on posts 3- Not being friendly or open enough 4- Lacking patience The most important 5- Not engaging with new creators (or from low-background countries) Here's what you should do instead: → Focus more on comments than posts → Drop the ego, no matter where you're from → Be friendly and let others connect with you → Be patient, growth takes time Do these and you'll thank me later :) P.S. It's always the new creators who'll help you grow, not your famous gurus! ( because they don't have time to support each one of you, you guys have to support yourself ) P.S. What would you add to the list?

I want you to know this. You can excel on LinkedIn even as a newbie. All the information you need to excel is already being shared freely on the platform by creators. You simply need to be able to identify them. You need to learn to apply them. 2 things you need to know and the 3rd is very important. 📍You need to be strategic with who you follow. Follow creators who share tips on what you want. 📍Be prepared to put in the work, nobody is coming to save you. 📍When you are confused about an idea always reach out to creators you feel comfortable with. PS: What are your plans for the weekend? #Theproductivityboaster. #Linkedingrowth