Jasmin Alić's Linkedin Analytics

My best advice for beginners on LinkedIn: Start fast → Adapt slowly → Decide firmly. (First, Save this and Repost ♻️) Now, let's talk about what every beginner feels: "I have no idea what/when to post" "Oh, cool hack - I need to try this out" "I'll start tomorrow, it's overwhelming now" Now, let's simplify:  1. Start by commenting daily. On 10-20 posts daily.  2. Then, by writing 1 post weekly. Then, 2 weekly.  3. Then, start sending DMs + connect requests.  4. Then, increase to 50 comments and 5 posts.  5. Then, start looking at your Profile Viewers.  6. Then, DM 5-10 Profile Viewers - daily too.  7. Then, launch a proper offer. Confidently!  8. Then, keep a slower content frequency  9. Focus 90% of time onto DM outreach 10. Comment daily to 10x your visibility And then simply... Repeat steps 8-10 until you're tired of it. Then, adapt again by doing 1-7 to bring back some motivation. --- This is what I mean by "Adapt slowly". You think a launch happens just like that? And everyone mega-comments out the gate? And you have the confidence to DM prospects? No. This takes time. I'm just trying to help you not be overwhelmed on the journey. Trust me, I've been there. And I quit. Two years in a row. I don't want that to be you. 😊 Monday Motivation, over. Share it with a friend! ♻️ P.S. Which part of the list sounds the hardest?

Worried about low reach? Here's what helps me: Take a scroll through your main feed right now. How many "new" faces do you see? How many 2- or 3-day-old posts are there? How many interesting stories, but unfamiliar names? Engage with those. Make some new friends. Make a splash in new waters. Send a few connections requests. This always helps me with low reach. Because new people are in my network daily. And new supporters are on my posts. But don't skip 2 key parts: 1. YOU have to make the move first. 2. YOU have to do this daily. Every day, yes. Support more if you want to be supported more. "Givers get" → Always remember this. Good luck! ❤️ P.S. Do you make new connections daily? (Repost this ♻️)

7 myths about LinkedIn (and 7 actual facts): 1. Case study posts convert the most leads ↳ There is not a single study that shows this is true. In fact, all of my testing shows that storytelling posts (yes, those personal stories) bring the most DM interest. 2. Comment before posting to "warm up the algo" ↳ This actually used to be true in 2022-23. Since then, LinkedIn has confirmed it's no longer "a thing". Just comment anytime during the day. Stay active. 3. Video posts get the most impressions ↳ Simply not true. Not even gonna debate this one. 4. Links destroy the reach of your posts ↳ Links "as posts" = yes. Links "inside posts" = no. Linkie confirmed adding links to posts is ay-okay. See: https://lnkd.in/dS8TU4RE (it's okay) 5. Selfies get you more likes ↳ Don't need any studies for these. It's true. It's basic human psychology. Folks love a pretty face. On the other hand, humans connect with humans. No surprise. 6. The perfect length for a post is under 1 minute ↳ Iffy at best. A 1-liner can go viral as much as a 3,000-character post (which is the actual limit). 7. All posts with "statistics" are rubbish ↳ Ehhh kinda true. None of the above HAS to be true for YOU. I can give you all the data in the world but there are sooo many little things that impact all of this. And sometimes, it's nothing to do with you. Or everything. 😀 Oh well... Hope you learned something new! Cheers! (Repost to educate your network ♻️) P.S. Which of the above do you agree/disagree with? And what would you add as no. 8 to the list?

I swear it's THIS easy to find clients on LinkedIn. All it takes is exploring areas others won't walk. Most "underexplored" region? The DMs. Having coached the very top creators on LinkedIn, I know for a fact 99.9% of them will never "consciously" send DMs to these 7 audience categories: 1. Your LinkedIn newsletter followers 2. Your commenters after 10+ hours 3. Your daily “new” profile viewers 4. Your Company Page followers 5. Your daily new commenters 6. AMA sessions; live events 7. Attendees of other lives (This list could be longer) I'm not oversimplifying this... It's THIS easy! New conversations daily = New opportunities daily Thank me later. This tip is free. (Repost for others ♻️) P.S. Which one (1-7) have you never done?

I was a teacher with a $375/mo salary. Today, 1 session with me costs 4x more. (But there's a catch with that pricing) Part 1: The first catch? It took me 16 years to get here. No shortcuts to this. 😀 Second catch? There's usually a 2-3 month waitlist. What this means is: 99% of my clients are ready. And they pay in advance, even it means having to wait. Because they TRUST what they want to achieve is achievable → With me. "But Jasmin, how do you guarantee a win?" Easy... I don't. I don't guarantee that "I can do it" → I build trust via my content that THEY can do it. Over the years, I've worked with: The literal best creators in the UK. The literal best creators in Australia. Fortune 500 companies too. CEOs too. This means: I don't depend on "case study" posts anymore. I don't pretend I know what I'm talking about. I let my results and clientele speak for me. Of course, this also means: Creating personalized strategies for everyone. No copy-paste templates. No "one size fits all" approach. Whoever promises you that → run. --- Part 2: If you're not "there" yet, here's what you can do: 1. Do a free sample project → 7-day trial 2. Showcase your "thinking" in every post 3. Do "mock" projects → to demo your skills 4. Send free lead magnets → Notion or G Docs 5. Send free video guides → takes you 15 minutes All of these can "guarantee" you're the person for the job without you having the results... yet. And you can actually charge more money. Because trust isn't built on calls → Trust is built WAY before they press the "book" button. Question is: Do they trust YOU? 😊 Something to think about. If you trust me, here: https://lnkd.in/dS8TU4RE (Repost to motivate others ♻️) P.P.S. Do you feel like you're "undercharging" yourself and your services? Be honest.

LinkedIn once promoted this to 1B users. Today, it's yours. My full engagement playbook! Millions on LinkedIn are using my engagement strategy today. I taught this to the biggest creators. LinkedIn even called me about this. You've probably seen it: 1. The 1+3 comments on others' posts 2. The non-AI, mini-post type of comments 3. The pinned comments under your own posts I'm proud it's all become a trend over the years. ❤️ Now, let's dive in. (Save + Repost this before anything else ♻️) --- 1. Without commenting, you won't grow Rule no. 1: Accept this. No excuses. You HAVE TO be present in the comments, not just in your posts. --- 2. Comments give you more visibility Ideally, you'll post 1x per day. That's 7 posts weekly (at most). But realistically, you'll comment 20, 30 or more times per day. This is your unfair advantage. --- 3. Never "respond" to posts → "Add" to them Think of comments as "mini thoughts" on others' posts. Someone mentioned 7 tips? You write number 8. :) Always "add" to the conversation. (Like a true expert) --- 4. Where to comment? Whose accounts? 4a: When you don't know who's active in your niche The manual way: Use LinkedIn search (upper left corner) and search for keywords in your niche e.g. "fitness". 3 filters: "Posts" + Sort by "Latest" + "Last 24 hours" This will ONLY show you active and relevant folks. Hit "Follow". Tools like Extrovert and Aware can help find these in seconds, by the way. -- 4b: When you DO know who's active in your niche Same search filters as above + 1 extra one: "From member" This is where you add all the people you just followed. 4 groups, always: 1. Your prospects / ICPs (10 people, 1 list) 2. Your competitors / peers (10+ people, 1 list) 3. Your LinkedIn buddies (similar following size) 4. Bigger influencers (always leverage their reach) Now, bookmark these in your browser for easier access. 4 bookmarks, 4 separate lists. These are your "custom feeds". With 100% relevant posts, which makes commenting 10x easier and faster! --- 5. Commenting on your own posts Aka. My "Pinned commenting" strategy Always add a few comments under your own posts: 1. Bonus points - not covered in the main post 2. Fun facts or infographics or screenshots 3. Questions - organize AMA sessions 4. BTS - behind the scenes content 5. Announcements and promos 6. Links - much better place 7. Repost call-to-action --- Ok, this is getting long now. 7 things to remember: 1. Never use AI or automation for your commenting 2. Never try to chase some magical "daily number" 3. Always focus on supporting 3-5 new folks daily 4. Always support accounts with "zero" reactions 5. Understand that your comments are "content" 6. Repurpose best comments as LinkedIn posts 7. Your network sees your every comment too! And never (ever) join engagement pods. Thank you. --- Read this far? Thank you. Leave a comment with your thoughts or repost if this was useful. ♻️ - Coach J ✌️ P.S. Ask me anything :)

We did the same job. But I earned 5x more. How can you tell me this is fair? 10 years ago, I traveled 2,600 miles away from home to work as a teacher at an international private school. My first few months, before I received a promotion, I was sharing the office with other teachers. All foreigners. It's where I met Waleed, a fellow English teacher. I learned that his salary was 5x lower than mine. Even though we did the saaame exact job. 1 reason: I was European. He wasn't. His literal words: "You're from Europe, bro. It's okay. That's why your paycheck is bigger than mine. No problem with that." No. This IS a problem! Because even 10 years later... I see this happening all over LinkedIn right now. Folks are being "manipulated" into lower rates only because of their location. Or name. Or non-native accent. But I also know the solution: Personal branding. (Yes, I know we've overused this word into oblivion) A "strong" personal brand allows you to: 1. Dictate your own price 2. Attract, not ask → all the time 3. Charge based on value, not location In Link Up, my community members ask me for pricing guidance a whole lot - and I never allow them to underprice themselves. Ask any single one. Pooja - received a 7-figure offer in her first month. Dean - signed a deal with Formula 1 his first week. Sally - 3 qualified leads after her very first post. You're underpriced? Cool. But don't "accept" it → Don't settle for "less". To my brother Waleed, I really with I could've helped you back then. Instead, I'm guiding thousands today. Repeat after me, please: "My location does NOT impact my price. My location does NOT determine my worth. My location does NOT indicate I'm worth less." Said it? Done? Thank you. Now go send some big fat invoices! (Repost for others ❤️) P.S. I'm doing something I've never done before. I want to mentor one of you for free. 1 repost today will get a free coaching hour with me ($1,500). Good luck!

I've spoken in front of thousands. At once. Let me tell you... It isn't "not much". It's a lot! So why don't we apply the same rule to our content? Yes, I'm talking to you. I see you. I see you complaining about low reach. Feeling like you've been posting for nothing. But let's offer an alternative: You think 1,000 impressions on a post is low? Try speaking in front of 1,000 people and then tell me if that is a low number. I can tell you immediately... You're underestimating your impact. People ARE reading → Just not engaging. People ARE reacting → Check your Profile Views. People ARE seeing you → DM these Viewers instead. Let's do some math: 1. You get 1,000 impressions on a post. 2. 100 profile views (you can even see who). 3. Send 10 DMs to prospects from those views. There's no way you don't land at least 1 client this month. Absolutely no way. Zero percent chance! Oh, and what's the other alternative? You can keep waiting. Or keep complaining in the feed. Now... Do you still think 1,000 impressions is "low"? Yeah, didn't think so. Go send some DMs. Thank me later. ❤️ (Repost to motivate others ♻️) P.S. Do you ever message your profile viewers?