The Go! Agency

The Go! Agency is a full service marketing company focused on helping you grow your business, and visibility, online. What sets our agency apart from our competition is our distinctively client-focused approach. Our team of designers, digital marketers, account managers, writers and support staff work together to deliver cutting-edge social media marketing campaigns, SEO, PPC, social media advertising, website design, graphic design, video production, custom written blogs, eye-catching articles and press releases, email marketing campaigns, blog site design, and much more.

CEO and Head Strategist

The Bulletproof Marketer

The Bulletproof Marketer is dedicated to helping business owners, marketing professionals, sales professionals, and everyone in between get the most out of the digital landscape - in order to drive leads, sales, and growth! 

Host Christopher Tompkins will get right to the point with the help of esteemed members of his extensive network - bringing their knowledge directly to you so you can learn more about numerous topics such as social media marketing, digital advertising, affiliate marketing, SEO, website design, email marketing, copywriting, animation, and so much more! 

Like the content of the show?  Visit Christopher's firm, The Go! Agency, online for more helpful hints, tips, and downloads: http://www.GoSalesandMarketing.com

Host

Entrepreneur Media

Contributor

Newsweek Expert Forum

Forbes Agency Council

Thought Leader

Fast Company Executive Board

Executive Board Member

Tampa Bay Business Journal Leadership Trust

Official Member

OneValley

Mentor

SEED SPOT

I mentor early-stage impact-driven entrepreneurs from SEED SPOT's network on the personal and professional challenges of running a business including strategy, goal setting, time management, business development, and work-life balance.

National Mentor

Social Media Chef

This radio show ran live each week from 2009 - 20012.

Got a passion for cooking? Love learning new ways to market your business? Want more out of your social media efforts? If you answered yes, then it is time for you to tune into a radio show unlike any other - The Social Media Chef!

Join me every week on this online radio show as I pull no punches with the proven and newest social networking tips to help grow your business while also sharing some of his favorite recipes and techniques to rustle up some top notch grub after you log-off for the day. 

This show is me throwing all of my passions into a food processor and hitting pulse repeatedly. I love food and I love social media marketing, so I figured why not mix them together.

Every show has a little bit of everything, so make sure that you tune in every Wednesday at 1pm Eastern Standard Time.

Host and Head Social Media Strategist

CEO of The Go! Agency (Digital Marketing), Author, Forbes Council Thought Leader, Entrepreneur Magazine Contributor, Biz Journals Leadership Trust, Fast Company Board Member, Podcast Host, National Business Mentor

Christopher Tompkins is the CEO and founder of The Go! Agency and an internationally renowned expert on digital marketing. With more than two decades of experience, Christopher has turned The Go! Agency into one of the top 10 marketing agencies in Florida, top 25 digital marketing agencies, and his podcast, Bulletproof Marketer, has earned praise as one of the top 10 digital marketing podcasts airing today. He’s written two books, The Go! Method and Is Social Media Right For Your Business, and is a frequent contributor to Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Fast Company, Yahoo Finance, The Wise Marketer, The Grit, Money Magazine, and other illustrious trades.

Christopher Tompkins

December separates leaders who react to market conditions from leaders who create market conditions.

Reactive leaders slow operations when external activity decreases. Strategic leaders use reduced noise to establish positioning.

The performance gap becomes obvious within three weeks of Q1.

Leadership means recognizing when conditions create asymmetric opportunities. December is one of those windows.

#leadership #strategy #businessgrowth #ceo #execution #competitive #positioning

No alternative text description for this image

Q4 success isn't about what spikes, it's about what survives past December.

Revenue surges look impressive on reports. But the real measure is whether your campaigns maintain momentum after manufactured urgency disappears.

Chaos creates highlights. Continuity creates businesses.

#strategicmarketing #growthdiscipline #pipelinegrowth

Black Friday urgency? Gone by Saturday. Cyber Monday pressure? Forgotten by Tuesday.

But the operational structure you built while everyone else chased deadline-driven conversions? That carries into Q1.

Q1 doesn't belong to whoever starts fastest. It belongs to whoever never really stopped.

#q4strategy #pipelineclarity #longtermthinking

While marketing teams optimize holiday campaigns, leadership teams are finalizing FY26 strategies. That timing isn't coincidental.

Q4 isn't just a marketing season. It's a decision season. How you operate right now signals whether you're structurally sound or just noise-dependent.

The companies that win strategic investment demonstrate operational clarity when everyone else is chasing urgency.

#strategicplanning #q4momentum #claritydrivesgrowth #leadership

Unpopular opinion: December is not a planning month.

Planning should be completed in early December. Late December builds infrastructure. January executes.

Most executive teams have this backwards. They plan in January and execute in February.

That three-week timing gap is a competitive positioning handed to whoever planned earlier.

When does your planning actually convert to execution?

#leadership #strategy #planning #execution #timing #businessstrategy #growth

December's numbers are actually a preview of January's struggle.

Pipelines don't spontaneously generate on January 2nd. They either carry forward from the structure you built earlier, or they don't exist at all.

Urgency creates spikes. Structure creates continuity.

#pipelineclarity #strategicplanning #growthdiscipline #claritydrivesgrowth

Holiday campaigns reveal whether your systems actually work under pressure.

Can your infrastructure handle a 3x spike without breaking? Can your team maintain clarity when everyone's rushing? Can you carry momentum after the urgency evaporates?

Creativity starts the fire. Discipline keeps it burning past December 26th.

#holidaymarketing #marketingdiscipline #strategicgrowth

Everyone's trying to out-shout Black Friday with louder emails, bigger discounts, flashier ads.

The brands actually winning Q4 aren't competing on volume. They're cutting through with structural clarity and intentional pacing.

Speed creates exhaustion. Structure creates endurance.

#q4strategy #claritydrivesgrowth #systemsoverchaos #longgame

November isn't transition time. It's testing time.

Every campaign you run right now should have a clean handoff into Q1. If your system dies in December, your pipeline dies with it.

The brands crushing January started thinking about it in October.

#pipelinegrowth #q4momentum #strategicplanning #growthdiscipline

Urgency is the easy button. Structure is the unfair advantage.

Anyone can run a flash sale or manufacture scarcity. The hard part is building systems that compound over time, operational clarity that doesn't need urgency to function.

One creates noise that fades. The other creates pipelines that persist.

#systemsthinking #growthdiscipline #longtermstrategy

Two types of marketing teams heading into Q1:
Team A resets everything in January. New campaigns, new messaging, pipelines starting from zero. They're always rebuilding, always chasing.

Team B treats the calendar change like an administrative detail, not a strategic reset. Campaigns carry continuity. Momentum compounds.

One looks busy. The other builds compounding advantages.

#marketingdiscipline #strategicgrowth #claritydrivesgrowth

Launch is easy. Launch gets applause, attention, the dopamine hit.

Sustaining? That's where most brands quietly quit. The brands that show up in the moments that feel optional when it's slow, when there's no urgency, those are the ones compounding into market leaders.

Consistency isn't flashy. But it's the only advantage competitors can't replicate.

#consistency #strategicmarketing #pipelinegrowth

Most teams treat December like a cooldown lap. Strategy gets shelved. Execution slows. Everyone shifts into "we'll tackle that in January" mode. This 

Open article: December is Your Strategic Checkpoint (Not Your Victory Lap)
 by Christopher Tompkins • 2 min read

December is Your Strategic Checkpoint (Not Your Victory Lap)

The most expensive assumption in Q4? That November doesn't matter because "everyone's checked out."

Momentum compounds in the moments that feel optional. While competitors coast into Thanksgiving, you're building the advantage they'll spend Q1 trying to understand.

There's no such thing as a quiet month. Only quiet marketers.

#q4momentum #pipelineclarity #strategicgrowth

Dashboard theater is killing more strategies than bad ideas ever did.

Reports everyone reviews but nobody acts on. Spikes that look impressive but change nothing. Metrics chosen for optics, not operations.

If your numbers aren't directly informing decisions, you're not looking at strategy. You're looking at spreadsheet art.

#datadriven #strategicclarity #growthstrategy

Campaigns don't usually fail at ideation. They fail at transition.

The handoff between campaign phases, between quarters, that's where momentum dies. You launch something brilliant, it generates interest, and then... nothing.

Strategy isn't what you start. It's what you sustain.

#campaignclarity #systemsthinking #strategicplanning

Performance doesn't appear when you need it. It accumulates during the months that felt optional.

Most teams treat November like a throwaway month. But the brands that operate with intention through November start January with momentum everyone else is still trying to generate.

The advantage isn't built in the moment you're measured. It's built in the moments you thought didn't count.

#strategicmarketing #q4strategy #growthdiscipline #longgame

Jack Dyer🕺

JOIN US NEXT WEDNESDAY IN CARDIFF: My team and I are running an interactive workshop!



We’ve seen time and again how
important your LinkedIn profile is.

But we’ve seen so many Leaders
with neglected LinkedIn profiles…
leave thousands ££$$ on the table.

(or more accurately, their keyboard)
So why don’t we change that?

We’ve grown unknown leaders from
total obscurity to thought leadership
on LinkedIn during 2025.

We’ve worked with 11 clients from
the USA…  to the UK…  to the UAE.

Now it’s time we showed you
how to do it FOR YOURSELF!


So we’re launching our interactive
LinkedIn Optimisation Workshop next
Wednesday at Studio Halo Cardiff!

This workshop is an investment
in the future of your business.

We’ll show you how
to get your Storytold™

5 hours that will change everything,
Discounts on remaining tickets,
Link in the comments below,
Only a few places left,
Come and join us,
In Cardiff Bay,
19th Nov,
❤️🕺

https://lnkd.in/e2eN9qn6

Stop posting in the dark. We turn your LinkedIn into a business asset, with almost ZERO effort from you. | Top 1% LinkedIn Storyteller | CEO of Storytold.

Well, that was a success!



This week, my team and I went
to The Business Show London 
and saw 25,000 businesses!

And only a few stood out to us.

We'll be promoting you next week.
Today I'm sharing the adventures 
of our newest team member... 

Jeff Von Duckington!

He's been giving out discounts like
he doesn't give a duck, and only 
a select few people were lucky
enough to meet him this week!

We met many who 
weren't duck-worthy. 

But if we gave you a duck, it means
you made a big impression on us
and we'd love to work with you!

Watch this space. Good things are coming next week.

Natasha, Gabrielle and
I will get your Storytold™
Trust me on this one.

🕺



Some fantastic people:

David Francis, Gemma Kavanagh and Richard Collins

Amie Crews and Paddy Keogh Weller

Katie Shaw and Jessica Hart

Nicola Lyle and Stella Chaplin,

Simon P. and Erina Singh Ellis,

Mike Strange and Clare Bungey

Russell Schaller and Kevin F.

And of course Katerina Christou, Jonathan Russell, Stephanie Henwood, Blair Fiander, Nicole Bachmann, Lewis Sweeting, Amy Parry, Michelle Scott, Alina Khardina

I don’t like my employees.



I love them!
Ok, sorry for the bait and switch.
But it was important for this next part:

I never thought I’d actually
achieve my lifelong dream of
running my own company.


But I have.


And even then, I never thought
I’d get myself a team (I thought I’d
run a freelance solo consultancy)


But I have.


And then, I never expected that
other people would believe in me
and my vision as much as I do.


But they do.


And now, it just feels the most
natural thing in the world to have
become friends with my team.


Because we have.


My team mean the world to me.
I’m not a father. I don’t know if I’ll
ever choose to have kids, and that’s
okay. Everyone does life differently.

But I feel like a proud father of my
team. They’re weird. They’re brilliant.
They make me smile on an hourly basis.

Oh yeah, and they’re gonna think I’m
drunk writing this because why am I
spewing such sentimental nonsense?

Because, quite frankly, it’s true.

Now I’m off to tell them I hate them and
they’re fired. It’s how I show affection.

Don’t worry, they fire me too.
It’s the culture we’ve built, and
often they threaten to overthrow me
and burn Storytold™ to the ground.

Then in the same hour, they create
something outstanding for our clients.

And I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Come and work with us as a client!
https://lnkd.in/ea2qz8vX

Spaces are limited, because there’s
so much awesome flowing from our
team that if you joined us as well….

The universe might explode.
🕺🏻

I worry that I’m never going to be rich.



When I was a freelancer in 2019,
I designed a campaign to the Maldives…

And every day I worked on the project,
I was constantly jealous that this was
a once-in-a-lifetime, luxury holiday,
I’d never have the chance to go on.

It was for the top Citroen salespeople.
The top dealers across the UK could
win a trip to LITERAL paradise.

And I got to design all the
collateral for the whole trip:

→ The itinerary
→ The brochures
→ The web banners
→ The branded menus
→ The personalised boxes
→ The excursions and events
→ Even the damn luggage tags


And I’d never get to go.

Except…. I was dead wrong.

6 years ago I designed this.


But last month,
with my proven Storytold system...
I finally got to go to the Maldives!


This is the power of hard work,
combined with having a dream
that you keep working towards.

For 5 days, my girlfriend and I
experienced what the super-rich
experience about 6 times a year.

So keep working,
keep building something,
and know that anything can
happen if you put your mind to it.

If you’re not where you want
to be right now, I hear you.

But you can be.

If your LinkedIn is neglected
That’s the best place to start.

I grew from 740 to 46K followers
with my proven Storytold system.

And you can too.


Let’s get you to the Maldives!

Burnout isn’t sexy. 




For the last 4 weekends, I’ve been:

- attending business shows in London
- going to public speaking events
- travelling across the UK for work
- running workshops to help others

On top of that, I’ve been working
12 hour days for 5 days a week. 

Which means I haven’t had a 
day off to rest in over a month. 


And y’know what? 


I’m an idiot. 


Because if I want to perform at my best
during the week, I need some downtime!

Humans aren’t designed to run on empty.
We need days off.


So today, I’m not travelling, I’m sat at home 
with my feet up and actually letting my brain 
recover by playing a mindless PC game! 

That photo is from Cardiff on Thursday
(one of many, many, many trips recently)


I’m not getting anyone’s #storytold today! 


Have a great weekend all, and remember:
High achievers like you can only achieve
if you give yourself permission to rest.

We’re both good and bad:



Isn’t it interesting how ‘good’ and ‘bad’
in politics swings like a pendulum?

80 years ago, fascism was the villain.

After the war, everyone put up national
security barrier (understandable) and
communism/socialism was the enemy.

Then came the Reagan era, when
conservative values were celebrated,
and all the “hippies” were the outcasts.

Then in the 2000s, the conservative
right held the “bad guy” label, while
liberalism felt like the moral compass.

And now, thanks to Hollywood’s campaign
to obliterate and destroy anything male
in favour of the ultra powerful ‘girlboss’
that nobody, not even women, enjoy…

Now things are starting to change
again. Now it’s “go woke, go broke”.


Throughout history, the social and
political narrative always changes.

Left is good. Right is bad.
Right is good. Left is bad.
Round and round it goes.


But neither side is inherently ‘good’
or ‘bad.’ Each represents context,
culture, and perspective, and our
often strong opinions change as we
go through different stages of life.


So why the hell am I talking about this?

Because we’re at a crucial moment.


A moment to recognise that AI, and
AI content generated by people with
agendas, is pushing us further and
further into polarisation. And worse,
pushing us AWAY from each other.

What we need, now more than ever,
is real human connection. Not more AI.

Not algorithms. But real conversations
where we seek to understand the other
points of view, not argue against them.

Because the moment we open ourselves
up to why others think the way they do,
we don’t just find common ground.
We find empathy and understanding.


And the easiest way to create empath
for you and your business, is to start
getting your story told. That’s why
I named my company #Storytold.

Stories stay true to your mission
without alienating anyone. Without
flip-flopping on your core values.

They help you attract your audience,
rather than pushing them away. Stories
help you build a community of loyal fans.

Every business owner deserves to get
their story told. And for that, there’s
only one team to choose:

Tash,
Gabby,
Anneka,
+ Jack at
Storytold™

Stories connect us.

So connect with us to tell yours.
(DM me for a 3 month discount)

🕺

From invisible to influential | Top 1% LinkedIn Storyteller & Leader | CEO of Storytold. | 15+ years empowering CEOs with integrity and authentic, visual storytelling. | Architect of the Unseen

The loudest leaders are losing their voices.



Sometime in the last 20 years,
leadership became about showing off.

Every post was carefully crafted to say:

“Look how brilliant I am.”
“Look how many things I know.”
“Look how successful I’ve become.”


But thankfully, things have changed.


There’s so much ‘perfect’ AI content,
that those ‘perfect’ leaders are DONE.
We don’t believe them, and switch off.

The ones who ACTUALLY get attention
are the leaders who admit when they
falter, fail, or even duck things up.


Because it makes them HUMAN!


We pay attention to Leaders who:

→ Admit when “I made a mistake.”
→ Say, “I don’t know, but I’ll find out.”
→ Share the lessons they’re learning,
not just the ones they’ve mastered.


Your flaws don't make you weak.

They makes you RELATABLE.


So next time you want to share
something, don’t make it perfect.

Tell us about a time you got it wrong,
and we’ll all respect you a hell of a lot
more than all those ‘look at me’ leaders.

THAT’s how you get your Storytold™ 🕺
Join us for a limited time offer:

https://lnkd.in/e633ifJr

My team make fun of me.



And honestly?

I wouldn’t have it any other way.

The other day, our group chat was gold.
My phone was pinging off the hook.
“@‌jack, look at this masterpiece”

Someone had dug out an old
photo of me in front of a billboard…
and covered the whole thing in turnips.

(“turnip” being my writer’s
affectionate nickname for me.)

My reaction?

I could have got annoyed
I could have started a disciplinary
I could've said ‘that’s unprofessional'

But of COURSE I didn’t.
Instead I burst out laughing,
and my team followed my lead.

“Jack got a billboard 💀”
“That was worth 5 years of uni, NGL.”
“our job is taking the piss outta Jack.”

This kind of team culture is what most
companies try, and fail, to cultivate.
And yet for us, it comes naturally.
Because I embrace and reward it.

Because if your team can’t laugh
with you (and sometimes at you)…

then you’re probably not
building a company where
people can be themselves.

At Storytold™ we’re serious about our
work and we get seriously good results.
But we don’t take ourselves too seriously.

In fact, that’s probably the reason we do
so well. 'Cos my team can be themselves.

That’s how we stay connected.
That’s how we stay creative.
That’s how we stay human.

So yeah, my team laughs at me.
And I actively encourage it.

Because laughter = trust.
And trust = a happy team.
Happiness = better work.

And when you work with Storytold™
YOU’RE the one who benefits most.

Work with us, laugh your face
off, and get your Storytold.
DM me to get started 🕺

“I want him to do well, but not better than me.”



I overheard this in the gym the
other day (well, the locker room).

And I thought to myself…
I used to think this way.

No need to comment or tell us.
Have you ever thought this too?


This is a very limiting belief.
A mindset winners DON’T have.


For context, here’s the full story:

I was changing after going swimming.
Two other guys were in the locker room.

One guy was talking about his friend.
He got him a job at the same company,
and watched as his friend climbed the
ranks quicker than the guy talking did.

Eventually, his friend became his boss.
And he completed his story by saying:

“Like, I wanted him to be successful…
Just not more successful than me! 😂”

And I get it.
When I was young,
I thought this way too.
(to my shame, looking back)

But if someone is truly your friend,
And if you have an infinite mindset,

You don’t let your own jealousy
begrudge them their success.

You’re happy for them!
You want them to win!
You cheer them on!
You support them!

THEIR success is NOT a reflection of
your own inadequacy. But thinking that
you’re only successful if they’re not, IS.

Leaders know we can all be successful.
And: That comparison keeps you small.

The friend who did well was focused
on being the best version of himself.
By not comparing, he succeeded.

The jealous friend was constantly
comparing. And he got left behind.

Focus on your own journey.
Do the work. Make it happen.
And support others to join you.

There’s enough success for us all.

Jack 🕺

How I hit 46k followers (without using AI)



“AI really pulled through for me”

Someone said when I was freelancing.

No, really. Let me set the scene for you:

Hey Turnipheads, it’s Natasha here.
Where’s Jack? Don't worry about it.

Recently Jack and I spoke about the
hot topic of AI, live on Radio Cardiff.

We’re not against using AI as a tool.
But people become too reliant on it.
It can’t do what people really need.

For example, last year I designed
a little logo for a castle coffee shop.

Showed the guy the logo, and he said
“Nah, we used AI & it pulled through!”


Hint, it didn't.


The logo was badly drawn, low pixels,
not adaptable, no colours, not unique.
A coffee cup with a castle thrown in.

And they liked it….. For 3 days.
Then they just stopped using it.


AI didn't understand the nuances,
or their personality, or their SOUL…
so nobody connected with the logo
emotionally. They deserved BETTER.


👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

Connecting with an audience (and
growing to over 46k followers means
understanding personality and nuance.

This is something AI cannot replicate.

AI skips the ‘why’ and “gives outcome”
Worse, everyone can tell when you get
ChatGPT or Claude to write your posts.

I used to have 740 LinkedIn followers.
Now my team and I have +46,000…
Because we connect with EMOTIONS.
We tell authentic stories. AI doesn’t.

AI cannot get your story told.
No matter how fast/easy it is.


For brands that want to build trust.

For those who connect with people,

And for those who have a story to tell:

Thats where real design pulls through.

I’m Natasha, the designer at Storytold.


And our dedicated little team has helped
global CEOs grow on LinkedIn & beyond
with more genuine connections.

Let us help you get your story told:
https://lnkd.in/e2e-4UVa

🕺

AI cant design proper good like

SAVE THE DATE. 19TH NOVEMBER.



My little team and I are running an
interactive workshop…  in Cardiff!

We’ve seen time and again how
important your LinkedIn profile is.

But we’ve seen so many Leaders
leave thousands ££$$ on the table.
Or, more accurately, their keyboard.


So why don’t we change that?


We’ve grown unknown leaders from
total obscurity to thought leadership
on LinkedIn during 2025.

Now it’s time we showed you
how to do it FOR YOURSELF.

It’s taken months of planning…
But we’re finally launching our
new Interactive Workshop at
Studio Halo on 19th November!

This workshop is an investment
in the future of your business.

We’ll show you how
to get your Storytold™

5 hours that will change everything.
Link in the comments below.
Come and join us:

https://lnkd.in/eZQeDqnv

🕺

I realised most CEOs are failing at LinkedIn, and here’s why:



Last week at the 
The Business Show London
a CEO told me difficult to hear:

“Jack… I think LinkedIn just isn’t
for people like me anymore.”

He sounded almost embarrassed
to admit it, and realised he meant:

“I’m posting into the void and
it’s making me doubt myself.”


I get it.


LinkedIn makes smart leaders feel invisible.
Especially when see competitors post the
same recycled ideas, and somehow get
200 likes and three inbound leads from it.


Meanwhile, their own content, the stuff they
spent 20 hours a week sweating over, gets
70 impressions, 2 likes, and duck-all else.
No clicks on their website, no calls booked.


I’ve learned this issue hides a very real fear:
He also said: “Maybe the problem is me.”


It’s not.


The problem is that today, CEOs are
expected to run a business AND magically
become world-class Content Strategists too.


That same CEO told me: “I’ve got a writer.
I’ve got a marketing person. But none of
it is landing us any new clients.”


And ‘cos I want to help him, I told him the truth.


A copywriter can write. A marketer can post.
But neither can build influence if the strategy,
psychology, and story aren’t connecting on
an emotional level with your audience.


–  It’s not about posting more often.
–  Or designing prettier photos.
–  Or being “more creative.”


It’s about having a message that
cuts through, CONSISTENTLY, without
draining the CEO’s time or brainpower.


So we ran a Brand Discovery session.
We rebuilt his message. We stopped
guessing. We created a strategy that
matched his buyers’ behaviour.


And within 3 weeks, his posts were
doing what they were supposed to:

Getting attention. Building authority.
Starting conversations. Attracting leads.

Not because he changed.
But because his strategy did.


You don’t need to post more.
You need a team that posts SMARTER,
and turns your expertise into demand.


That same CEO who used to spend
20 hours of worry, now spends one
hour a week laughing on a call with us.

And his LinkedIn has become a real
business asset, not just a time sink.


And if you’ve been spending 20 hours
a week writing LinkedIn posts that take
all your energy and give nothing back…


Then it’s time for a change.


It’s time to make LinkedIn work for YOU,
without you doing all the work. DM me.


We’ll help you get your story told.
https://lnkd.in/ecCVYZhK

What’s most important to your business?



Most would say ‘getting new clients’.
That’s the whole point of networking.

But in many leaders, the thought of
“networking” brings us out in hives.

What if there was a way to attract
more clients, organically, without
chasing down the leads yourself?


There is.


Storytelling.


It’s like magic.


And when you combine the two,
you become simply unstoppable.

For every 10 exhibitors at
The Business Show London,
there was 1 who told their story.
THEY’re the ones who got noticed.

When you turn your LinkedIn profile
into an optimised, story-driven page,

And when you tell #authentic stories
that provide raw value to an audience

That’s when you’ve transcended just
networking, and when your business
hits a higher level of real engagement.


If your LinkedIn page could make sales
while you slept… would you invest in it?


'course you would.


I did. And I went from a nobody,
to 45,000+ followers, a team of 5,
and #CEO of a flourishing business.

And to replicate this for yourself, join
the other Storytold™ partners here ↓
https://lnkd.in/ewa_-z-Z

Happy birthday! Not to you, though:



Last week was the 100th
anniversary of visual storytelling!

On 30th October 1925,
John Baird made the first ever
image transmission on a TV.

A decade later, the BBC took it one
step further, and launched the world’s
first high-definition TV service in 1936.

And not long after, everyone enjoyed
visual storytelling all around the globe!

Visual stories literally have the power to
change the course of history. When the
public saw the Vietnam war, it ended!

Television was the most powerful
method of visual storytelling…
Until the internet came along

And now we all have a film studio
in our pockets, and can share
our stories online instantly!

You could write a post.
Or shoot a video.
Or take a selfie.

But because EVERYONE can do it,
the problem isn’t ease of access.


👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
It’s how to stand out.
☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️


How to sound real,
authentic, and moving.

In a world of abundance, content
without INtent is meaningless.

My team and I believe in authenticity.
Creating visually entertaining stories,
that show your expertise with honesty.

You want to grow your audience.
We know how to do it.
We’ll help you.

Together, after 100 years of
visual storytelling, we’ll make
the great John Baird proud.

Trust me on this one.

🕺

What's a success story?



For me, it's more about 
the impact we have on
our clients lives than
just the numbers.

Sure, we grew Justin from
5,300 followers to 10,091
in just over three months.

Sure, we made Cassandra's
Sports Tech brand basically
famous with her audience.

But the most impactful moments
are where we grow a business
and the owner's personal life...

IMPROVES DRAMATICALLY.

That's what happens when
you get your Storytold™

Trust me on this one.

"How do I stop my posts sounding like AI?"



I went to an event last night,
and someone asked me this.

The answer is surprisingly simple.

Don't ask #AI to write your post.

Or if you do, be smart and edit it with 
your own thoughts before you post it.

The greatest source of power and 
imagination on earth isn’t far away.

It’s right between your ears.

And you’re not using it.

People want to hear from YOU,
not a robot writing on your behalf.

Stop damaging your own reputation
by taking the ‘easy’ path with AI.

Trust me on this one.

#Storytold 🕺

Most CEOs get 0 leads from LinkedIn for 1 reason:



Because they’re scared to look unprofessional.

LinkedIn creates a strange pressure where
leaders feel they must always be perfect:

Perfect tone, perfect message, perfect ideas.
But really, perfection is damaging their brand.

Humans (y’know the people who buy from us)
connect with other relatable, flawed humans

Not polish, perfect, poetic, professional posts
Stop PEEING everywhere! We need REAL!!

The moment you share something real,
not rehearsed, everything changes:

→  Your authority grows.
→→  Your audience pays attention.
→→→  Your content converts into leads.

Not because you kept being perfect.
but because you start sounding like YOU.


This is exactly what we help CEOs do:
turn your voice into posts that build trust,
cut through AI noise, and bring you leads…

… without you spending hours
writing posts that go nowhere.


We’ve done it for Leaders from New York
to Dubai. Join us to turn your LinkedIn into
consistent authority and new opportunities.

Let’s get your storytold.
Trust me on this one.


P.S. Who spotted the spelling mistakes in this post? They're importnat: They prove I wrote this myself, without AI!

I gave away 3 secrets last night:



1. Know what you’re writing, and why
it matters to your audience. Content,
without intent, is meaningless.

2. Make your audience the hero.
It’s not about YOU. You’re just
the one delivering the message.

3. Format your posts nicely, in a way
that makes them attractive to read.
Nobody reads big WALLS of text.

Along with working 14 hour days and
making dozens of mistakes along the
way, that’s why Storytold™ has grown.

… From invisibility with 740 followers…
to influencing over 45,700 every day.

These “secrets” transformed my life.
They allowed me to go from employee,
to business owner with a team of five!

And I’m sharing them with you.
I don’t want anything in return.
Just use them, put in the work,
and thank me later!

This is how you get your #Storytold
(or message, and we’ll do it for you)

🕺🏻

Last week I did my first ever LinkedIn Live!  Let me know what you all think

I help B2B Coaches & Consultants get clients with Podcasts.

Description: 

Jack Dyer🕺 is the CEO of Storytold™, where he helps founders and consultants become influential online through authentic, visual storytelling, especially on LinkedIn. With 15+ years of experience in UX, branding, and narrative design, he turns a leader’s story into a commercial asset.
In this episode, we break down how consultants can use digital storytelling to attract better clients, build trust at scale, and communicate in a way that actually feels like them.

***************************************************************************

Links:

StreamYard (for guest):  https://lnkd.in/d3e233pv
YouTube (for sharing):  https://lnkd.in/dvJhggWp
Apply to be a guest: https://lnkd.in/dt6pEfjE

***************************************************************************

Jack's Bio: 

Jack Dyer is the CEO of Storytold™, a firm that helps founders and CEOs go from invisible to influential with authentic, visual storytelling. He’s a Top 1% LinkedIn storyteller with 45,000+ followers and more than 15 years of experience in UX, branding, and digital design.
His background spans award-winning websites, national digital systems, UX work across industries, and global brands like Jaguar Land Rover and Mercedes-Benz. At Storytold™, he and his team build story-driven websites and content systems that elevate a leader’s profile and grow their net worth.

***************************************************************************

Show Notes: 

Jack Dyer is a designer-turned-founder who now runs Storytold™, a consultancy focused on transforming how leaders communicate online. He helps consultants and CEOs move from being “good at what they do but invisible online” to becoming influential voices with a clear narrative and a recognisable digital presence.
His team creates UX-led websites, LinkedIn makeovers, creative concepts, video, and content that reflect a leader’s true personality, not the generic, polished persona most people default to. The goal is simple: make your digital presence a revenue-generating asset.
For consulting firm owners, Jack’s experience sits right at the intersection of story, design, and growth, a combination that can help any consultant communicate more clearly and close clients more easily.

taplio

The Battle

Christopher Tompkins

Jack Dyer🕺

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance ScoreChristopher Tompkins's LinkedIn Performance

Performance ScoreJack Dyer🕺's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

taplio

The Battle

Christopher Tompkins

Jack Dyer🕺

Followers

Posts

Engagements

Likes

Performance Score.css-goub6s{font-size:var(--chakra-fontSizes-md);font-weight:500;color:var(--chakra-colors-gray-600);display:block;margin-top:var(--chakra-space-1);}Christopher Tompkins's LinkedIn Performance

Performance ScoreJack Dyer🕺's LinkedIn Performance

Ready to grow your LinkedIn presence?

Performance ScoreChristopher Tompkins's LinkedIn Performance