Sam Browne 🦖

Lifestyle Entrepreneur 🏝️ I Help Experienced Entrepreneurs Grow Their Audience & Income on LinkedIn ✍️ Featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur & The Futur

Ready to go from invisible to inbound clients on LinkedIn?

60 days from now…

- LinkedIn will be your inbound client machine.

- You’ll have a profile that nails what you offer, who you help, and why you’re the obvious choice.

- You’ll have content clarity, and know what to post to build true authority.

- You’ll know how to create conversion content that attracts and converts leads like a magnet. 

- You’ll have a 100% automated growth and lead generation engine.

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www.sambrowne.co

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Before working with me, many of my clients have spent months, or even years posting on LinkedIn, without success. 

If you’re like most of my clients, you’re probably facing the same problems:

- Your content is getting ignored
- You don’t have a system for magnetically attracting leads
- You’re not attracting the right type of potential clients


What happens if nothing changes?

❌ You waste time creating content that doesn’t lead to business growth.
❌ You lose clients to competitors*who have mastered LinkedIn.
❌ You miss out on thousands in revenue from untapped opportunities.


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What Happens When You Get It Right?

With the right positioning, profile, offer and content system in place, things change dramatically.

After 60 days, you will have:

✅ Qualified inbound leads who already trust your expertise
✅ A clear, repeatable content system, so you never wonder what to post
✅ Clear positioning as a recognised expert in your space

This isn’t just about more leads.

It’s about upgrading how you’re perceived in your market.

You stop competing for attention, and start being the sought after expert.



CLIENT RESULTS

🟦 “I landed my first five-figure client within 6 weeks, with fewer than 300 followers! Sam shows you what to focus on so LinkedIn no longer feels like you're shooting in the dark.” - Laura Kluz, Authoria

🟦  “Sam's ideas are sharp, tested, and effective. It's a system, and it works. The first time I truly embraced his techniques, I generated a $25k opportunity.” - Jon Itkin, In The Kitchen

🟦  “After working with Sam, I’ve grown a much bigger audience, I’m getting inbound leads, and I’ve run 10 successful cohorts, with over 100 agency owners. The ROI speaks for itself.”- Laura Humphreys, Growth Busters & SMASH

🟦 “I’ve added thousands of followers and tripled engagement. I've been featured on industry webinars and podcasts. I’m also consistently hitting £20,000 months.”- Aaron Norris, AN Coaching & Consulting



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Linkedin Consultant

Linkedin coaching for 6 & 7 figure entrepreneurs.

Write your shitty first draft in 5 minutes
(without being an AIsshole)

I am very intentional with keeping my AI usage to a minimum, particularly when it comes to creativity. 

It’s no secret that AI “writing” (and I use the term loosely) has taken over LinkedIn, and that it ranges in quality from “a bit shit” to “dystopian”. 

With that in mind, I approached using this tool with some trepidation. 

What happened next surprised me:

I love it, and can’t go back to not using it.

The way Wispr Flow works is simple: once you've installed the app on your computer, you simply hold down a key and Wispr Flow starts recording your dictation, no matter what app you’re using. 

Wispr Flow not only transcribes what you're saying but adds correct punctuation, line breaks, and so forth. By the time you review what you've just written, 95% of the tidying up and formatting has been done for you. 

This is very different to regular dictation into your phone, where you end up with misspellings, filler words, and a big mess that needs to be turned into something resembling decent writing.

For me at least, this tool has been a genuine game changer. When I’m ready to work on content, I just hold down a key on my computer and start talking. As a result, I get my shitty first draft done in five minutes, without losing my voice as a writer or outsourcing my creativity to AI. 

I've also installed the app on my phone. It works similarly there, which is great for when I get content ideas while I'm out and about.

If you'd like to give Wispr Flow a go, here's my link:

https://lnkd.in/dNJSRuKe

The free plan gives you 2000 words a week, which is so generous that I haven't felt the need to upgrade to a paid plan yet, though I can see that will change very soon.

PS - yeah I wrote this with Wisper Flow.

Sam Browne 🦖 

Build Your 7 Figure Personal Brand 📈 LinkedIn Strategy for Consultants & Agency Owners | Go From Invisible → Inbound Clients| Featured by The Futur, Forbes & Entrepreneur

Struggling to keep posting on LinkedIn?

You need an Infinite Content Glitch.

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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞𝐦
Content creation can get overwhelming.

Showing up every week with high quality content is going to require at least a couple of hours of work.

If you’re a founder running a small business, it can be difficult to justify the time investment, especially with the LinkedIn algorithm being as challenging as it is now.

Most people give up before they ever find traction.


𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐞
I’ve felt this struggle myself many times.

What works for me is to reframe how I think about content.

Instead of pouring time and energy into something I will post once, I treat every new piece of content as an addition to my “evergreen content library”.

I’m not “writing something to post on LinkedIn”.
I’m building a library of evergreen content assets.

I’m creating something I will use, and benefit from, for years to come.


𝐄𝐱𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞
I’m currently working on a case study about a client, Laura, who made $12,000 on LinkedIn a few weeks after we began working together.

Once the case study is written, I’ll turn it into a LinkedIn carousel.

Next, I’ll write a newsletter version, with more detail.

Finally, I’ll create a lead magnet for people who want to make their first $10k on LinkedIn.

𝐓𝐨𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐢𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭:
5 hours.


I’ll post it now, in February.

Then I’ll revisit everything in three months:

The writing and design
The newsletter subject line
The landing page and copy

This time, I’ll experience everything as a reader, not 
a writer. This will reveal opportunities to make everything better.

After applying those improvements, I’ll repeat the process:

I’ll post the carousel again.
I’ll send the newsletter again.
I’ll share the lead magnet again.

The first time, it took me 3 hours.
But this time, it will take 30 minutes.
The results will be the same or better.

I’ll repeat this same process every three months.
The content gets better and better.
The ROI on my initial work compounds.
The effort required is reduced to nearly nothing.

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𝐃𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐚𝐝 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐆𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞
I’ve put together an AI prompt in Notion to help you create your Forever 50. 

Just answer a handful of questions, and you’ll get 50 evergreen post ideas designed for your audience, their problems, and exactly how you solve them.

Download here: https://lnkd.in/djhzDJyx

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I'm Sam Browne 🦖

I help world class founders build profitable personal brands on LinkedIn.

The Infinite Content Glitch

Jakub Zajicek

Chief Marketing Officer

Back in March 2020, I co-founded Speak On Podcasts with a partner from the UK. We grew it into one of the world’s leading agencies for booking podcast interviews, securing over 2,500 appearances for more than 125 leaders from top B2B brands like Canva, Gong, Paddle, and Toggl.

In December 2022, Chapman Capital acquired the agency (source). I stayed on for over a year to ensure a smooth transition and maintain high service quality for our clients. In April 2025, the business was acquired again — this time by UK company Fame (source), which integrated the agency and team into its portfolio under the name “Fame Connect.”

In 2024, I co-founded Demandi.co with a partner from the US. As COO, I helped over 300 B2B professionals create nearly 2,000 short LinkedIn videos. I built the MVP, ran operations, and drove revenue and pipeline growth. I stepped away voluntarily due to a difference in vision with my co-founder.

LinkedIn has been a key acquisition channel in both businesses. I’ve tested it all — posting daily for 188 days straight, reaching out to 50+ people a day, and most recently, running paid ads. All of it generated deals worth over $1M.

Today, I work independently, helping B2B brands and individuals become more visible and get more clients using LinkedIn.

I live in the Czech Republic with my wife. I have type 1 diabetes. I run and work out. 🙂

Founder

Helping SaaS brands reach new partners with PartnerOutreach.io

Are you stuck under 1k impressions on every post?
Only get “pity likes” from 4 people you know?
Tired of it all? 😫

I was too.

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So I built a system that guarantees reach WITHOUT relying on the algorithm or going viral.

You can get it here, free: https://lnkd.in/gK9Au5br

I spent $1000s running it for myself and my clients... and the results are wild! 🤯

✅ One client targeted a tiny audience of just 25k people in the UK. The very next day, 2 senior executives (perfect fit) asked to learn more about their offer. Promotion spend? £25.

✅ When I launched a brand-new offer, I used the same system. Within 7 hours I had my first call booked (after spending less than $7). Before that, my posts never broke 200 impressions.

✅ Another client used it to reach US execs in the hospitality industry. Within 2 days, 3 of them signed up for his weekly seminar. Total ad spend? Under $50. (And all of them showed up.)

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I broke down my EXACT step-by-step process in a free guide.

Grab it here: https://lnkd.in/gK9Au5br

PS: It gives you everything you need to DIY the whole thing yourself.

Founder, JZ Consulting | LinkedIn Organic & Paid for B2B Founders & Executives | 300+ clients since 2019 (incl. Gong, Canva, Paddle) | Built and sold #1 B2B podcast booking agency

There are 3 ways to win on LinkedIn right now.

#1 Content & Commenting

Pros:
+ Builds trust and authority over time
+ People feel like they already know you before you ever talk
+ Compounds. Your best posts keep working months later
+ Comments on other people's posts put you in front of their audience for free

Cons:
- Organic reach is declining. More people posting = less visibility for everyone
- Takes months of consistency before you see real results
- Likes and comments are not meetings. You can have great engagement and zero pipeline
- You are waiting for people to come to you. It is passive by nature

#2 Outreach

Pros:
+ Direct. You choose exactly who you want to talk to
+ Fastest way to start conversations with decision-makers
+ You control the volume. More messages = more conversations
+ Results can start within days, not months

Cons:
- Most messages get ignored because the person has never heard of you
- Done wrong, it burns your reputation and feels like spam
- Hard to scale without it becoming generic and impersonal

#3 Ads

Pros:
+ Instant reach to exactly the right people without relying on the algo
+ LinkedIn ads are still underpriced compared to Google and Meta for B2B
+ You can retarget everyone who engages so you stay top of mind
+ Scales. You can reach thousands of ideal clients in your first week

Cons:
- You need to have an offer that works well for cold audiences
- Most people boost posts with no strategy and conclude ads are too expensive
- You need content worth promoting. Bad content + ads = expensive bad content
- Views and clicks are not meetings unless something else converts them

Bonus #4: Combine all three

Content builds trust. Ads amplify it to the right people. Outreach converts the warm signals into conversations.

In other words...

Your content attracts your ideal clients. Ads make sure they actually see it, even if the algorithm buries your organic reach. Every view, like, comment, follow, and website visit gets tracked. Then outreach goes only to people already engaging with you, in your voice, personalized, warm.

That is the difference between isolated LinkedIn marketing and integrated LinkedIn marketing.

Had a call with Ilan Asseo, co-founder of Kakiyo last week. And he said something that surprised me... 😳

For context: Kakiyo is an AI SDR platform that basically runs your Linkedln outreach on autopilot.

I asked Ilan: can my clients review the replies before they go out?

He said no.

Not "we'll add it to the roadmap." Not "we're thinking about it." Just: "this is not our philosophy. This is not how we believe it should work."

And I f*cking loved that.

He didn't soften it. He didn't try to keep me warm with a maybe. He explained why they built it this way, why it's better for the end result, and left it at that. You're either okay with it or you're not.

Now, I know many people are not comfortable with full autopilot. Some founders want control. Me included.

But I respect the hell out of a founder who tells a potential agency partner "no, we don't do that" instead of saying whatever gets the deal done. Most founders in his position would say "great idea, it's on our roadmap" and never build it.
Ilan just said no.

That's what makes brands brands. Not the positioning doc. Not the messaging framework. The thing you actually believe when someone is sitting right there asking you to bend.

What's the thing you believe that you keep hedging because it might cost you a deal? Stop hedging it.

I'd rather have 500 impressions from CEOs than 50,000 from other marketers.

Most B2B founders get this backwards.

They see a post hit 15,000 impressions and feel successful. Then they check their pipeline. Zero inquiries. Zero calls. Zero revenue.

They're winning a game that doesn't matter.

Viral content appeals to everyone. That's the problem.

You need to appeal to your specific ICP. The executives who can write checks. The founders who need what you sell.

I posted daily for 100+ days. Some posts got 5K views. Some got 200. It was random.

The algorithm isn't your friend. It's a slot machine.

Stop gambling with your business.

Control your reach. Stop praying for it.

Founder, JZ Consulting | I help B2B founders book 5+ meetings p/mo with content, ads, and outreach.

The COO of LinkedIn records most of his videos walking around the block on his phone. No studio. No script. He just explains what's happening with LinkedIn while he's outside.

I'm actually moving more in this direction with my clients. Less "let's set up your home studio with the ring light and the backdrop." More "grab your phone, pretend we're on FaceTime, and just talk."

It tends to work better because it feels like you're letting someone in on something rather than presenting at them. Especially now, when people can smell AI-generated and overproduced content from a mile away, the imperfections are what make it feel real.

LinkedIn is a channel. Nothing more, nothing less... 🤷‍♂️

It's NOT some sort of an "online Tamagotchi" that you need to look after for 2 hours a day... It's just a channel! 

The same Instagram is a channel. Or a newsletter. Or a podcast.

But the thing is... LinkedIn influencers make it seem like it's something way more significant than that. It's not.

It's a platform to either FIND A JOB or FIND NEW CUSTOMERS.

Nothing more, nothing less.

And guess what!!!

There are infinite ways to win...

There are people who never comment and still get meetings.

There are people who just post content and get meetings.

There are people who just run ads and get meetings.

And there are people who ONLY SEND DMs from totally unoptimized profiles and still get meetings.

What matters is that you find the strategy that works for YOU and squeeze the absolute maximum out of it.

Don't let anyone else to tell you otherwise.

Especially the influencers...

For months, I buried links in the comments.

Everyone said links kill reach. So I listened.

Then I started running Thought Leader Ads.

And I realized something: when you're paying for distribution, the algorithm penalty doesn't matter.

I ran a post with a direct link. It got 6 likes. That's it.

But it drove massive landing page clicks and actual revenue.

The rules are different when you control who sees your content.

Whatever the gurus tell you to avoid—links, direct offers, selling on the first interaction—feel free to just do it when you're paying for reach.

The embarrassment? It's in your head.

Almost nobody is watching your organic reach anyway.

And the ones who are? Probably not your buyers.

That's a good thing.

Let that thought set you free.

Here's something I learned from running my podcast booking agency.

We booked 2,500+ interviews for executives. And the ones who got the most out of it weren't the best speakers. They were the ones with the clearest positioning.

If you can't explain in one sentence who you help and what you help them with, no amount of content will fix that. Not podcasts, not LinkedIn posts, not videos.

Positioning comes first. Content is just distribution of that positioning.

When I work with founders now, we don't start with "what should your first post be?" We start with "what should you be known for?"

Once that's clear, content almost writes itself. Before that, every post feels like a struggle.

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