Greg Flint

@gregflint

Christ-follower, husband to an amazing wife, dad to four awesome daughters, building a business one day at a time.

Minneapolis

Joined March 2007

566 Following

533 Followers

1.2K Posts

gregflint retweeted

5 months ago

Claude Cowork automated 100% of my LinkedIn content creation. Ideation → Draft → Review. All on autopilot. 46K followers + $876K revenue in 6 months. → No more staring at blank screens for 2 hours before posting → No more chasing followers while wondering why pipeline stays empty → No more ""engagement experts"" selling vanity metrics with zero revenue attached → No more disconnected tools killing your content velocity Just one automated system → followers and revenue generated simultaneously. Here's how it works: → Post Idea Generator (eliminates creative blocks completely) → Viral Momentum Engine (makes LinkedIn's algorithm work for you, not against you) → Follower Growth Stack (compound tactics most accounts never discover) → Sales & Fulfillment System (comment → qualified prospect → closed revenue) → Complete Tool Infrastructure (exact stack running my operation daily) Built with the same infrastructure engineering principles deployed for Fortune 500 consulting firms. Runs 24/7 without manual intervention. Zero vanity metric optimization. Want the complete LinkedIn Revenue Infrastructure? Like + comment ""LINKEDIN"" + repost, and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)"

aryanXmahajan's tweet photo. Claude Cowork automated 100% of my LinkedIn content creation.

Ideation → Draft → Review. All on autopilot.

46K followers + $876K revenue in 6 months.

→ No more staring at blank screens for 2 hours before posting
→ No more chasing followers while wondering why pipeline stays empty
→ No more ""engagement experts"" selling vanity metrics with zero revenue attached
→ No more disconnected tools killing your content velocity

Just one automated system → followers and revenue generated simultaneously.

Here's how it works:
→ Post Idea Generator (eliminates creative blocks completely)
→ Viral Momentum Engine (makes LinkedIn's algorithm work for you, not against you)
→ Follower Growth Stack (compound tactics most accounts never discover)
→ Sales & Fulfillment System (comment → qualified prospect → closed revenue)
→ Complete Tool Infrastructure (exact stack running my operation daily)

Built with the same infrastructure engineering principles deployed for Fortune 500 consulting firms.
Runs 24/7 without manual intervention.
Zero vanity metric optimization.

Want the complete LinkedIn Revenue Infrastructure?

Like + comment ""LINKEDIN"" + repost, and I'll DM it to you.
(must be following)"

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gregflint retweeted

9 months ago

I created my LinkedIn account 47 weeks ago. Much easier algorithm to crack than X. Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.7M impressions. Use my system before they close the loopholes. Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 to receive the DM. Alright, let's get into it. Here is what is working really well right now: Proof + perspective posts showing dashboards, receipts, client outcomes + your narrative behind how you achieved them. Metrics without context now under-perform. Story-first authority posts with personal lessons, client wins or learnings, micro-failures. These outperform pure how-to lists because they engage emotionally and intellectually. Comment-rich engagement because the algorithm now gives strong weight to posts where comments turn into discussions and where you engage in other people’s posts before and after publishing. Also, native text posts, carousels, native video are still preferred. External links in the main post body reduce reach. If you're going to go that route, at least change the image. Also, don't forget, posts that stay relevant can continue getting visibility weeks later, especially when repurposed or reposted with a fresh hook. Also noticing that regular engagement across 2-3 related niches helps you tap into overlapping networks and increases discovery. And I mentioned this last week, but reposting high-performers with new hooks works great still. After about 2-3 weeks you can safely revive your best posts with a new intro or angle and recapture strong engagement. My posting routine: I post 3 times per day, every day of the week. Skipping more than 36-48 hours hits reach noticeably. Morning: Text post with POV or proof-based story Afternoon: Carousel or annotated screenshot/case study Evening: Mini-thread, framework share, or quick lesson Formats pulling the most right now: Carousels: Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result Middle slides = 3-5 steps or visuals or annotated screenshots Final slide = strong CTA (“Comment ‘guide’ if you want the SOP”) Short native videos: Under 60 seconds. Hook within first 3 seconds. Subtitles matter because the first line auto-previews. Show real processes or analytics, not just polished storytelling. Text / micro-threads: Start with a clear hook (question, claim or insight). Use short 1-2 line paragraphs. 3-5 bullet takeaways typically outperform long blocks. End with a question to invite replies. Proof breakdowns: Share a specific result or metric, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets. Conversation-driven posts: Use open loops, invite opinions, pose provocative questions, or show counterintuitive insights to spark replies and comment-thread depth. What’s underperforming now: Posts with just a headline and no “how” behind the metric. One-liners without context or takeaway. External links in main post body (without proper build-up or a changed image). Long threads (>8 slides or tweets) that lose focus. Framework posts reused without showing the execution or outcome. Engagement & community strategy: Comment on 20+ posts per day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post.” Like 50+ posts per day, prioritizing mutuals, active commenters and adjacent niches. Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour, early responses help signal relevance. Repost your top performing posts every 5-7 days with a fresh hook. DM 5-10 people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted. LinkedIn is placing higher weight on repeat engagement (same people showing up across your posts) and comment thread depth (back-and-forth replies). Hooks & angles converting right now: “I started this account 47 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $100K in pipeline really looks like.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 high-value meetings in 48 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to restart LinkedIn in 2025 from zero, here is the exact playbook I’d use.” “The 3-post-per-day system I use to generate consistent inbound leads.” “$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how I did it.” Whenever you use a hook like this, back it with proof, screenshots, client wins, analytics data. Otherwise credibility drops quickly. 30-day playbook: Post 3×/day (one of those posts must show a real result or metric). Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance. Like 50+ posts/day. Reply quickly to every comment on your posts (within 1 hour). Repost your best posts weekly with fresh hooks. DM 5-10 people/day with value-first messages tied to their recent activity. Track: impressions, comment thread depth, new leads and repeat commenters weekly. Systematically test hooks, formats, posting times. LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced professional growth engines in 2025. Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, tag me when inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

alexgroberman's tweet photo. I created my LinkedIn account 47 weeks ago. Much easier algorithm to crack than X.

Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.7M impressions.

Use my system before they close the loopholes.

Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 to receive the DM.

Alright, let's get into it.

Here is what is working really well right now:

Proof + perspective posts showing dashboards, receipts, client outcomes + your narrative behind how you achieved them.

Metrics without context now under-perform.

Story-first authority posts with personal lessons, client wins or learnings, micro-failures.

These outperform pure how-to lists because they engage emotionally and intellectually.

Comment-rich engagement because the algorithm now gives strong weight to posts where comments turn into discussions and where you engage in other people’s posts before and after publishing.

Also, native text posts, carousels, native video are still preferred.

External links in the main post body reduce reach.

If you're going to go that route, at least change the image.

Also, don't forget, posts that stay relevant can continue getting visibility weeks later, especially when repurposed or reposted with a fresh hook.

Also noticing that regular engagement across 2-3 related niches helps you tap into overlapping networks and increases discovery.

And I mentioned this last week, but reposting high-performers with new hooks works great still.

After about 2-3 weeks you can safely revive your best posts with a new intro or angle and recapture strong engagement.

My posting routine:

I post 3 times per day, every day of the week.

Skipping more than 36-48 hours hits reach noticeably.

Morning: Text post with POV or proof-based story

Afternoon: Carousel or annotated screenshot/case study

Evening: Mini-thread, framework share, or quick lesson

Formats pulling the most right now:

Carousels:

Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result

Middle slides = 3-5 steps or visuals or annotated screenshots

Final slide = strong CTA (“Comment ‘guide’ if you want the SOP”)

Short native videos:

Under 60 seconds.

Hook within first 3 seconds.

Subtitles matter because the first line auto-previews.

Show real processes or analytics, not just polished storytelling.

Text / micro-threads:

Start with a clear hook (question, claim or insight).

Use short 1-2 line paragraphs.

3-5 bullet takeaways typically outperform long blocks.

End with a question to invite replies.

Proof breakdowns:

Share a specific result or metric, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets.

Conversation-driven posts:

Use open loops, invite opinions, pose provocative questions, or show counterintuitive insights to spark replies and comment-thread depth.

What’s underperforming now:

Posts with just a headline and no “how” behind the metric.

One-liners without context or takeaway.

External links in main post body (without proper build-up or a changed image).

Long threads (>8 slides or tweets) that lose focus.

Framework posts reused without showing the execution or outcome.

Engagement & community strategy:

Comment on 20+ posts per day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post.”

Like 50+ posts per day, prioritizing mutuals, active commenters and adjacent niches.

Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour, early responses help signal relevance.

Repost your top performing posts every 5-7 days with a fresh hook.

DM 5-10 people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted.

LinkedIn is placing higher weight on repeat engagement (same people showing up across your posts) and comment thread depth (back-and-forth replies).

Hooks & angles converting right now:

“I started this account 47 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $100K in pipeline really 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 is the exact playbook I’d use.”

“The 3-post-per-day system I use to generate consistent inbound leads.”

“$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how I did it.”

Whenever you use a hook like this, back it with proof, screenshots, client wins, analytics data.

Otherwise credibility drops quickly.

30-day playbook:

Post 3×/day (one of those posts must show a real result or metric).

Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance.

Like 50+ posts/day.

Reply quickly to every comment on your posts (within 1 hour).

Repost your best posts weekly with fresh hooks.

DM 5-10 people/day with value-first messages tied to their recent activity.

Track: impressions, comment thread depth, new leads and repeat commenters weekly.

Systematically test hooks, formats, posting times.

LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced professional growth engines in 2025.

Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

alexgroberman's tweet photo. I created my LinkedIn account 47 weeks ago. Much easier algorithm to crack than X.

Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.7M impressions.

Use my system before they close the loopholes.

Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 to receive the DM.

Alright, let's get into it.

Here is what is working really well right now:

Proof + perspective posts showing dashboards, receipts, client outcomes + your narrative behind how you achieved them.

Metrics without context now under-perform.

Story-first authority posts with personal lessons, client wins or learnings, micro-failures.

These outperform pure how-to lists because they engage emotionally and intellectually.

Comment-rich engagement because the algorithm now gives strong weight to posts where comments turn into discussions and where you engage in other people’s posts before and after publishing.

Also, native text posts, carousels, native video are still preferred.

External links in the main post body reduce reach.

If you're going to go that route, at least change the image.

Also, don't forget, posts that stay relevant can continue getting visibility weeks later, especially when repurposed or reposted with a fresh hook.

Also noticing that regular engagement across 2-3 related niches helps you tap into overlapping networks and increases discovery.

And I mentioned this last week, but reposting high-performers with new hooks works great still.

After about 2-3 weeks you can safely revive your best posts with a new intro or angle and recapture strong engagement.

My posting routine:

I post 3 times per day, every day of the week.

Skipping more than 36-48 hours hits reach noticeably.

Morning: Text post with POV or proof-based story

Afternoon: Carousel or annotated screenshot/case study

Evening: Mini-thread, framework share, or quick lesson

Formats pulling the most right now:

Carousels:

Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result

Middle slides = 3-5 steps or visuals or annotated screenshots

Final slide = strong CTA (“Comment ‘guide’ if you want the SOP”)

Short native videos:

Under 60 seconds.

Hook within first 3 seconds.

Subtitles matter because the first line auto-previews.

Show real processes or analytics, not just polished storytelling.

Text / micro-threads:

Start with a clear hook (question, claim or insight).

Use short 1-2 line paragraphs.

3-5 bullet takeaways typically outperform long blocks.

End with a question to invite replies.

Proof breakdowns:

Share a specific result or metric, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets.

Conversation-driven posts:

Use open loops, invite opinions, pose provocative questions, or show counterintuitive insights to spark replies and comment-thread depth.

What’s underperforming now:

Posts with just a headline and no “how” behind the metric.

One-liners without context or takeaway.

External links in main post body (without proper build-up or a changed image).

Long threads (>8 slides or tweets) that lose focus.

Framework posts reused without showing the execution or outcome.

Engagement & community strategy:

Comment on 20+ posts per day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post.”

Like 50+ posts per day, prioritizing mutuals, active commenters and adjacent niches.

Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour, early responses help signal relevance.

Repost your top performing posts every 5-7 days with a fresh hook.

DM 5-10 people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted.

LinkedIn is placing higher weight on repeat engagement (same people showing up across your posts) and comment thread depth (back-and-forth replies).

Hooks & angles converting right now:

“I started this account 47 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $100K in pipeline really 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 is the exact playbook I’d use.”

“The 3-post-per-day system I use to generate consistent inbound leads.”

“$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how I did it.”

Whenever you use a hook like this, back it with proof, screenshots, client wins, analytics data.

Otherwise credibility drops quickly.

30-day playbook:

Post 3×/day (one of those posts must show a real result or metric).

Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance.

Like 50+ posts/day.

Reply quickly to every comment on your posts (within 1 hour).

Repost your best posts weekly with fresh hooks.

DM 5-10 people/day with value-first messages tied to their recent activity.

Track: impressions, comment thread depth, new leads and repeat commenters weekly.

Systematically test hooks, formats, posting times.

LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced professional growth engines in 2025.

Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

alexgroberman's tweet photo. I created my LinkedIn account 47 weeks ago. Much easier algorithm to crack than X.

Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.7M impressions.

Use my system before they close the loopholes.

Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 to receive the DM.

Alright, let's get into it.

Here is what is working really well right now:

Proof + perspective posts showing dashboards, receipts, client outcomes + your narrative behind how you achieved them.

Metrics without context now under-perform.

Story-first authority posts with personal lessons, client wins or learnings, micro-failures.

These outperform pure how-to lists because they engage emotionally and intellectually.

Comment-rich engagement because the algorithm now gives strong weight to posts where comments turn into discussions and where you engage in other people’s posts before and after publishing.

Also, native text posts, carousels, native video are still preferred.

External links in the main post body reduce reach.

If you're going to go that route, at least change the image.

Also, don't forget, posts that stay relevant can continue getting visibility weeks later, especially when repurposed or reposted with a fresh hook.

Also noticing that regular engagement across 2-3 related niches helps you tap into overlapping networks and increases discovery.

And I mentioned this last week, but reposting high-performers with new hooks works great still.

After about 2-3 weeks you can safely revive your best posts with a new intro or angle and recapture strong engagement.

My posting routine:

I post 3 times per day, every day of the week.

Skipping more than 36-48 hours hits reach noticeably.

Morning: Text post with POV or proof-based story

Afternoon: Carousel or annotated screenshot/case study

Evening: Mini-thread, framework share, or quick lesson

Formats pulling the most right now:

Carousels:

Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result

Middle slides = 3-5 steps or visuals or annotated screenshots

Final slide = strong CTA (“Comment ‘guide’ if you want the SOP”)

Short native videos:

Under 60 seconds.

Hook within first 3 seconds.

Subtitles matter because the first line auto-previews.

Show real processes or analytics, not just polished storytelling.

Text / micro-threads:

Start with a clear hook (question, claim or insight).

Use short 1-2 line paragraphs.

3-5 bullet takeaways typically outperform long blocks.

End with a question to invite replies.

Proof breakdowns:

Share a specific result or metric, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets.

Conversation-driven posts:

Use open loops, invite opinions, pose provocative questions, or show counterintuitive insights to spark replies and comment-thread depth.

What’s underperforming now:

Posts with just a headline and no “how” behind the metric.

One-liners without context or takeaway.

External links in main post body (without proper build-up or a changed image).

Long threads (>8 slides or tweets) that lose focus.

Framework posts reused without showing the execution or outcome.

Engagement & community strategy:

Comment on 20+ posts per day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post.”

Like 50+ posts per day, prioritizing mutuals, active commenters and adjacent niches.

Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour, early responses help signal relevance.

Repost your top performing posts every 5-7 days with a fresh hook.

DM 5-10 people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted.

LinkedIn is placing higher weight on repeat engagement (same people showing up across your posts) and comment thread depth (back-and-forth replies).

Hooks & angles converting right now:

“I started this account 47 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $100K in pipeline really 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 is the exact playbook I’d use.”

“The 3-post-per-day system I use to generate consistent inbound leads.”

“$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how I did it.”

Whenever you use a hook like this, back it with proof, screenshots, client wins, analytics data.

Otherwise credibility drops quickly.

30-day playbook:

Post 3×/day (one of those posts must show a real result or metric).

Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance.

Like 50+ posts/day.

Reply quickly to every comment on your posts (within 1 hour).

Repost your best posts weekly with fresh hooks.

DM 5-10 people/day with value-first messages tied to their recent activity.

Track: impressions, comment thread depth, new leads and repeat commenters weekly.

Systematically test hooks, formats, posting times.

LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced professional growth engines in 2025.

Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

alexgroberman's tweet photo. I created my LinkedIn account 47 weeks ago. Much easier algorithm to crack than X.

Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.7M impressions.

Use my system before they close the loopholes.

Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

You must do all 3 to receive the DM.

Alright, let's get into it.

Here is what is working really well right now:

Proof + perspective posts showing dashboards, receipts, client outcomes + your narrative behind how you achieved them.

Metrics without context now under-perform.

Story-first authority posts with personal lessons, client wins or learnings, micro-failures.

These outperform pure how-to lists because they engage emotionally and intellectually.

Comment-rich engagement because the algorithm now gives strong weight to posts where comments turn into discussions and where you engage in other people’s posts before and after publishing.

Also, native text posts, carousels, native video are still preferred.

External links in the main post body reduce reach.

If you're going to go that route, at least change the image.

Also, don't forget, posts that stay relevant can continue getting visibility weeks later, especially when repurposed or reposted with a fresh hook.

Also noticing that regular engagement across 2-3 related niches helps you tap into overlapping networks and increases discovery.

And I mentioned this last week, but reposting high-performers with new hooks works great still.

After about 2-3 weeks you can safely revive your best posts with a new intro or angle and recapture strong engagement.

My posting routine:

I post 3 times per day, every day of the week.

Skipping more than 36-48 hours hits reach noticeably.

Morning: Text post with POV or proof-based story

Afternoon: Carousel or annotated screenshot/case study

Evening: Mini-thread, framework share, or quick lesson

Formats pulling the most right now:

Carousels:

Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result

Middle slides = 3-5 steps or visuals or annotated screenshots

Final slide = strong CTA (“Comment ‘guide’ if you want the SOP”)

Short native videos:

Under 60 seconds.

Hook within first 3 seconds.

Subtitles matter because the first line auto-previews.

Show real processes or analytics, not just polished storytelling.

Text / micro-threads:

Start with a clear hook (question, claim or insight).

Use short 1-2 line paragraphs.

3-5 bullet takeaways typically outperform long blocks.

End with a question to invite replies.

Proof breakdowns:

Share a specific result or metric, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets.

Conversation-driven posts:

Use open loops, invite opinions, pose provocative questions, or show counterintuitive insights to spark replies and comment-thread depth.

What’s underperforming now:

Posts with just a headline and no “how” behind the metric.

One-liners without context or takeaway.

External links in main post body (without proper build-up or a changed image).

Long threads (>8 slides or tweets) that lose focus.

Framework posts reused without showing the execution or outcome.

Engagement & community strategy:

Comment on 20+ posts per day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post.”

Like 50+ posts per day, prioritizing mutuals, active commenters and adjacent niches.

Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour, early responses help signal relevance.

Repost your top performing posts every 5-7 days with a fresh hook.

DM 5-10 people per day with context-first value tied to something they posted.

LinkedIn is placing higher weight on repeat engagement (same people showing up across your posts) and comment thread depth (back-and-forth replies).

Hooks & angles converting right now:

“I started this account 47 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $100K in pipeline really 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 is the exact playbook I’d use.”

“The 3-post-per-day system I use to generate consistent inbound leads.”

“$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how I did it.”

Whenever you use a hook like this, back it with proof, screenshots, client wins, analytics data.

Otherwise credibility drops quickly.

30-day playbook:

Post 3×/day (one of those posts must show a real result or metric).

Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance.

Like 50+ posts/day.

Reply quickly to every comment on your posts (within 1 hour).

Repost your best posts weekly with fresh hooks.

DM 5-10 people/day with value-first messages tied to their recent activity.

Track: impressions, comment thread depth, new leads and repeat commenters weekly.

Systematically test hooks, formats, posting times.

LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced professional growth engines in 2025.

Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, tag me when inbound starts.

And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) that's working right now just follow me + RT this post + reply with "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you.

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Greg Flint @gregflint

about 1 year ago

@DerekOnTheBlock @garyvee You’ve got this brother!

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about 1 year ago

@Delta Jenna at MSP Sky Club (Concourse G) was awesome! TY to her for helping get flights sorted out!

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about 1 year ago

@yiqiw_ It’s the only way. And when you truly lean into it, there’s so much freedom there!

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about 1 year ago

@yiqiw_ That’s a pretty impenetrable moat.

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Greg Flint @gregflint

over 1 year ago

@SenTinaSmith How do we know this will be bad? What evidence do you have that it will negatively impact anyone? Not attacking, looking for facts and data.

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Greg Flint @gregflint

over 1 year ago

@dickiebush The Tim Ferris episode with Mike Maples Jr. Thank you again @tferriss and @m2jr - it has changed the way I look at so many things. Specifically the people aspect of business. This part is my fav: https://t.co/bi2wVieBzz

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over 1 year ago

@LeeWinbush Absolutely nothing. Nothing to see there. Nothing at all. Not tuning in to watch live. Moving on...

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@Delta @aausband - I’m sitting here on DL2468 with my jaw on the floor. The flight attendants are the kindest, most helpful, most accommodating, most safety focused that I’ve ever encountered. Jacob, Gay, Willer, and Demi are amazing!

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Greg Flint @gregflint

over 2 years ago

One that hit me from @AlexHormozi - "Don't count other people's money". Listen to his episode with @harleyf to understand the context and get WAY more wisdom. That episode was 🔥

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Greg Flint @gregflint

about 3 years ago

@Sidekick_Ai_ Cool... hang in there and let me know if you need a hand. :)

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Greg Flint @gregflint

about 3 years ago

@Sidekick_Ai_ - Sidekick seems down. Can someone kick the server (or Lambda Functions)? :)

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gregflint retweeted

over 3 years ago

The earthquake in Turkey saddens me. Let's do something about it. For every like I'm going to donate $1!

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