I hate it when people ask me:
“Which types of posts get the most clients?”
that’s literally not how content works lol
It’s not some easy hack that you can just post this ONE type of post and everything will be sunshine and rainbows.
Content works as a well-oiled machine.
It’s like asking “which ONE part of a car actually makes it move?”
@thesamocean@Laraacostar mad curious what you'd do in the case of point 2. would you try to reach a broader audience (e.g. sell the idea of content creation), then pitch linkedin? or do something else entirely?
I hate it when people ask me:
“Which types of posts get the most clients?”
that’s literally not how content works lol
It’s not some easy hack that you can just post this ONE type of post and everything will be sunshine and rainbows.
Content works as a well-oiled machine.
It’s like asking “which ONE part of a car actually makes it move?”
quick Twitter pipeline hack if you run lead mags (or plan to)
When someone comments on your lead magnet, they're telling you in public that they have the exact problem you solve
A lot of founders send the link and stop there
But this is where you can turn a lot of low-hanging fruit into sales
1. Post a lead magnet around one problem your buyer already pays to solve. A case study, an SOP or an old YouTube video is enough
2. Ask people to comment a word to get it, and tell them they need to follow you so you can DM it
3. Send it in a DM with one line at the end: "and if you want us to do this for you, reply [keyword]"
4. Reply under your own post with the same offer and a second keyword
5. Put a third keyword at the bottom of the lead magnet itself. The different words show you where people reply from
6. 1-2 days later, DM everyone who commented and ask one question about their business. Lots of them never open the link, so just meet them straight in the DMs
7. Pin every conversation that could turn into a client
We run 1-3 of these a week for clients, and a good one can book 5-10 calls on its own
Founders who’ve never posted:
Start with these 6 posts
1. Who you help + the result you get them (the intro)
2. The problem you hear on every sales call (their pain)
3. One client’s before and after (the proof)
4. What your industry keeps getting wrong (your take)
5. How you actually get the result (your process)
6. What working with you looks like (the next step)
448 comments.
Imagine 50% need what you sell.
That's 224 people.
10% of them can afford it.
That's 22.
Half of those hop on a call.
That's 11 calls.
You close 3 of them.
If you sell a $5k offer, that's $15,000 off one good lead magnet.
We run these for clients 1-3x a week.
Full system down below: