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This is my official video for @TheDramaticPaus and @NorCalNatt content creator contest @TheDramaticPaus @NorCalNatt #NorCal It's not the best but I tried hard on it and hope you enjoy it <3

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@alexgroberman LinkedIn Growth Guide Good stuff man I howl to learn more from you!

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I created my LinkedIn account 46 weeks ago. Very easy algo to crack. Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.5M impressions. Use my system before they close the loopholes. And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) just: Follow me Repost this Comment “LinkedIn Growth Guide” You must do all three to get the DM. Alright, here is what is working at the moment: Proof + Perspective posts: Screenshots, dashboards, client outcomes combined with your unique narrative. (Data alone isn’t enough anymore, you have to show how you got there.) Story-driven authority: Real experiences, client lessons, small wins or lessons learned outperform generic tip lists. Comment-first growth: High-effort comments on others’ posts unlock visibility. Basically 15-20 thoughtful comments daily create compounding reach. Conversation depth: Posts that spark threaded replies and back-and-forth in comments maintain visibility longer. Audience overlap: Engage across 2-3 adjacent niches (for example SEO, growth, entrepreneurship) so the algorithm surfaces you into overlapping networks. Reposting your hits: Wait 2-3 weeks, then repost your top performing content with a fresh hook. Many posts get a second wind when done well. Native content and relevance: Native posts (text updates, carousels, native video) outperform link-first posts. (The algorithm still favors posts that keep users on the platform.) Evergreen content with a shelf life: Good posts now can get new visibility even weeks later. My current posting routine: I post 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Skipping 36-48 hours hits reach hard. Morning: Text post with strong POV or proof-based story Afternoon: Carousel, annotated screenshot or case study Evening: Mini-thread, framework, or quick lesson Formats performing particularly well: Carousels: Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain or result. Middle slides = steps or visuals. Final slide = CTA (“Drop guide below if you want the full system”). Short native videos: Under 60 seconds. Strong first 3 seconds. Subtitles required. Show real process or proof rather than overly polished production. Text posts / micro-threads: Hook in first line. 1–2 line paragraphs for readability. 3-5 bullets are better than long blocks. End with a question to trigger replies. Proof breakdowns: Post a result, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets. Conversation-driven posts: Pose a real question, share a contrarian POV, or open a loop designed to draw replies and discussion. What’s underperforming: One-liner posts with no context or proof. Long posts that lose readers (walls of text). Generic frameworks reused without showing how you executed them. Posts with external links in body copy that send users off-platform without much engagement first. (If you go this route, at least change the image). Engagement strategy: Comment on 20+ posts/day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post!”. Like 50+ posts/day, focus on mutuals, active commenters, and adjacent niches. Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour. Early responses help signaling. Repost your best posts every 5-7 days with a new hook or angle. DM 5-10 people/day with context tied to something they just posted, context-first. LinkedIn is now rewarding repeated engagement (same people coming back, comment thread depth) more than ever. Hooks & angles converting right now: “I started this account 46 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $80K in pipeline looks like.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 high-value meetings in 48 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to restart LinkedIn in 2025 from zero, here’s the exact playbook I’d use.” “The 3-post-per-day system I use to drive consistent inbound leads.” “$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how.” Always back claims with proof, so screenshots, receipts, data, etc. or the narrative loses traction. 30-day playbook: Post 3x/day (one of the posts must show a real result or metric). Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance. Like 50+ posts/day. Reply to every comment on your posts quickly (within 1 hour). Repost your top-performing posts weekly with fresh hooks. DM 5-10 people/day with context-first value. Track impressions, comment depth, new leads, and repeat commenters weekly. Test hooks, formats, posting times each week. LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced growth and lead engines right now. Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, and tag me when inbound starts. If you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel strategy, DM workflows) then: Follow me Repost this Comment “LinkedIn Growth Guide” You must do all three to get the DM.