Racheal Bamigbade-Awe

Business + Linkedin Strategist | Ghost Writer | Project Manager | I help brands and businesses move from ignored to irresistible

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

Remind people that you exist.
That is part of marketing.
Promote these
➡️your work
➡️brand
➡️ opinions
➡️Thoughts about your field

Bring yourself to the notice table

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

Cheer to my consistency on this platform.... 😊😊😊😊

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

Happy New Month!

The year is moving quickly.
Don't spend the remaining months regretting what you didn't do.

Instead, ask yourself:
"What can I still accomplish with the time I have?"

There is power in finishing well.
Keep showing up.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

And if you don’t want to do it alone, you don’t have to.
Sometimes what you need isn’t motivation, it’s a growth partner who sees the blind spots you’ve ignored.

If this sounds like you,
send me “PARTNER” in my DM.
Let’s talk.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

I spoke with two brilliant founders recently.
They’re doing great work.
Delivering results for brands.
Helping other businesses grow.

But here’s the problem 👇
They have zero energy left for their own brand.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

This is the quiet struggle of many service providers on LinkedIn.
They build everyone else’s visibility…
while theirs stays invisible.

You don’t need to wait until a contract ends to start showing up.
Put the same structure, strategy, and energy into your own brand.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

I asked one of them a simple question:
👉 “Your clients found you because of your brand. If this contract ends today, where do you go back to?”
Silence.
Because the truth is:
When the contract ends, your brand is what remains.
And if you’ve neglected it, you start from scratch.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

They can replicate results for clients effortlessly,
yet struggle to do the same for themselves.
Posting feels awkward.
Talking about their own wins feels “weird.”
Building their personal brand keeps getting postponed.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

Another way to get clients on LinkedIn is by attending online events.
It worked for me last year.

It is working for me again this year.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@Dwriteway Not giving up, not anytime soon.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@mskoriwilson Don't just accept the fact, stat making changes. The results is in the execution.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@mskoriwilson That is why when going through a season, learn from it.
Growth doesn't happen in comfort season.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@russellbrunson Waiting for permission, you're just wasting your time.
Have and irresistible offer, package it well. Then have a small lead magnet to attract people, then tell them about your offer as the best expert to solve their problems.

That is how to navigate the process.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@CliftonSellers When you understand sales and reverse buyer psychology,vetting clients won't be hard at all.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@Nicolascole77 Focus on high leverage tasks that yields more income and outsource the low leverage tasks.
That is how to execute Luke a CEO even as a founder of a business.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@iksly2 You've done well, outbound strategy works well on LinkedIn. Understand DMing very well and you are good to go.

Spoke to a ckinet yesterday about it and gave her few tips to work on.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@iksly2 One stream I not always advisable, what if the unexpected happens?

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

If you understand inbound and outbound strategy. Getting liners won't be hard for you on LINKEDIN

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@TechnicalBben It's not easy o, the journey can be frustrating.

Last last,everybody will be alright.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

You want high paying clients without competition. Then try LINKEDIN.
that is the best place where B2B and B2C businesses are.

[Racheal Bamigbade-Awe @fedpreneur]

@HopeRemy I've been on LinkedIn for 3 years now as a LinkedIn strategist and ghostwriter for founders and entrepreneurs

You need to be good in writing. Talk about what you do, what you've helped clients achieve etc.