Jasmin Alić

Hey Jay

There's loads of advice on how to grow on LinkedIn™.

My advice (after 200,000 followers) is:

• Tried and tested
• Proven to work over time
• Verified by thousands of others

I've also coached 100+ people 1:1...

• Justin had his biggest day 8 hours in
• Lara is the #1 female creator in the world 
• Pooja received a 7-figure offer in 24 hours

And over 1,000 who've taken my workshops...

• Now know how to create content consistently
• Now create a healthy lead flow with their posts
• Now build businesses on the back of my guidance

I love to coach. But I love to see people win more.

Are you and I gonna win together?

Let me know if you're interested in my 1:1 coaching services or if you want to invite me to host a workshop for your company, community or conference.

My booking link: https://calendly.com/jasmin-alic

Or DM me on LinkedIn™. Just say "Hey Jay"! 👋

LinkedIn™ Coach and Corporate LinkedIn™ Trainer

“How do I share my story?”
“What if nobody reads it?”
“What if nobody likes it?”

These are legitimate concerns for any brand.

Whether you're a company or personal brand...

How you show up in your content is everything.

- You want to be clear in your writing
- You want to be strong in your execution
- You want to be remembered for your service

To do so, you need good copy and a great strategy.

I help brands like Dash, Digicel, Marriott Bonvoy, and Microsoft "sweeten" their brand messaging and content strategy. 

Fortune 500 companies.
Fastest-growing companies.
Personal brands with high net worth.

They trust me with their candy. Will you?

Need a great website? 
Need to grow on LinkedIn? 
Need to (re)position your brand?

Say "Hey Jay" in a message and let's chat.

Or just hop into my Calendly and let me know you're serious: https://calendly.com/jasmin-alic/coaching

Copywriter and Brand Strategist

Link Up

Building a business is hard. 

Building a brand? Harder.

Building both? This is why I founded Link Up. So entrepreneurs and business owners can get the proper guidance and support from someone who's: 

- Been in the game for 15+ years
- Grown their brand to global No. 1
- Grown clients' brands to Top 1% too
- Grown several successful businesses
- Obsessed with writing and psychology
- Obsessed with authentic content & brand
- Trained 50,000+ individuals around the globe
- Coached 300+ entrepreneurs 1:1 to their success

Link Up is my way of coaching at scale.

I don't do the work for you. I show the way.
I don't tell you the nice stuff. I share the data.
I don't focus on today. I focus on 2yrs from now.

Oh, and I also have a course! (included in the community)

Oh, and there's other in-house experts too! (how cool is that)

Oh, and there's plenty more in the Mastermind program (VIP group).

Sounds like you? Join my community here:

https://linkupbyjasmin.com

Let's "Link Up"! :)

Founder

Linkbound

What if finding prospects on LinkedIn was just 2 steps?

1. Get a list of your top network (who already know you)
2. Find the best way to reach out to them

Cold DM-ing strangers is a thing of the past.

Warm outreach helps you tap into your existing network and find prospects who have already engaged with you, followed you, and are waiting for your next interaction.

Linkbound makes warm outreach on LinkedIn easier! 

Analyze all of your content, find your top network list, and find the best way to DM them - all within one extension. Reveal your LinkedIn Top Network list here:

https://linkbound.io

Co-Founder

International Burch University

It's kind of like John Wick getting a seat at the High Table.

When your alma mater calls, you don't just say "no"...

I spent the best 4 years of my life at this university.

Being invited to teach here is a dream come true.

When I was offered to teach the 1st-ever university course in the Balkan region on the subject of copywriting, my immediate reaction was: "I'm in!".

What happened next?

+ Started building the course from scratch
+ Booking the biggest classroom at the university
+ Highest attendance of any course at the university
+ Reaching the limit of student signups in the 2nd semester

Oh wait? We killed it? Yes. We. Killed. ITTT!

Safe to say - Bosnia's got a future in copywriting!

P.S. I'm also authoring my own copywriting book during my lessons, as I'm literally teaching 90% of the stuff in the course "from my own head" and experiences. :)

P.P.S. No, it's not available online. Though you have asked me this about 7,689 times. My advice? Travel to Bosnia. Let's meet. I might give you an F as a bonus. Yay!

Adjunct Professor (Copywriting)

Digicel Group

I've lived my entire life in a country of 4 million people.

Fast forward 28 years, I'm writing to 13 million. All at once.

That's what happened when Digicel sent me a message for the first time. My man Jack B. was like: "I like how you think. I want you on as part of our rebrand."

Yeah, no biggie, Jack. Sure thiiiing! 

Our first project ever together? A rebrand? For the biggest telecom operator in the whole frickin' Caribbean? 30 something countries? Pftt. Easy peasy!

- After several months, "Better Together" was born.
- I take great pride in having been part of that. 
- Probably a Top 5 career moment for me.

After that, I became part of the Digicel fam.

Copywriter on call? That's me.

Today, my job is to make sure Digicel's brand messaging is snappy and airtight for various markets and campaigns - be it ad copy, socials, radio, video, or PR.

Again. Easy peasy!

But we make it work. We do it better.

Better Together.

Copywriter (Marketing)

HICO-Group

Creative Director

Growth Marketing Manager

Microsoft

Member of Microsoft's Creative Talent Group (Upwork)

Copywriter (UX)

Vincordis Media

Content marketing and creative messaging agency. The team has proudly helped clients reach: Fortune 1000, Google I/O, Huffpost, and more.

Founder, Creative Director

GliaLab

Marketing Manager

GliaLab, Inc. was developing data-driven AI technology solutions for the healthcare industry. The startup had won numerous rewards, from "Startup of the Year" and "Best AI Solution" at CESA to being featured at Google I/O and endorsed by Sundar Pichai.

Content Strategist

Writinado

Responsible for acquiring more than 500 verified leads and generating more than $0.5M in revenue for clients through different advertising channels.

Head of Marketing & Sales

Senior Copywriter

Copywriter

Growing the best brands & businesses on LinkedIn™

Are you struggling to find your voice on LinkedIn? To position yourself as the "go-to" authority in your industry?

Better yet...

Struggling to get "seen" or "heard" by your ideal customers? Same ones you KNOW you can actually help?

If you've been nodding along until here, congrats!

Looks like we might be the perfect fit!

Hi, my name is Jasmin.

Most people here know me as Jay from Hey Jay.

So far, I've worked 1-1 with 200+ amazing individuals who've skyrocketed their content, profile growth, and business on LinkedIn in record time.

🔥 "$15K USD 24 hours after my 1st session with Jay. Before that, I was close to losing hope and shutting down my business" - Nada Buhendi, F500 Career Coach

In the last 3 years on LinkedIn...

I've built the fastest-growing coaching business for solopreneurs and C-Suite individuals. 

Before that...

I spent 15 years writing online and branding companies and individuals. From Fortune 500 elite like Microsoft, Digicel, and Marriot Bonvoy to founders and C-Suites from almost every industry imaginable.

🔥 "Everyone needs a Jasmin Alić on their team. We've achieved 20% incremental revenue growth in the first 7 days of working together!" - Jack Bourke, Digicel

My offer to you?

We “put in the work”. Together. I will respect your time and your business, and I expect the same in return. 

My calls aren't "magical" because I do everything for you. No. 

They're magical because I will show you exactly what needs to be done. Every little tip, click and "algo hack" - yours for the taking.

I've spent 1,000+ days here.
I've written 5,000+ posts here.
I've coached 200+ individuals 1-1.
I've trained over 50,000+ online here.

I've put in the work, so you don't have to.

To put it bluntly...

I'm putting all of my 15 years of experience on the line for you and combining it with my deep understanding of this amazing platform. 

I don't need your money. I need you to win.

🔥 "This was the first call with a LinkedIn guru that I got on where there was actual value and alignment in delivery at the end of the call. It was strategy, action and reflection. Absolute value! No fluff all impact!" - Archita Fritz

3 ways you can start working with me:

1. Power Hour - 1 hour, ask me anything
2. Coaching Program - 4 sessions, pre-themed
3. Coaching Retainer - I'm your partner, we meet regularly
4. My free content - learn for $0 on LinkedIn, IG or YouTube

Interested?

My pricing and availability are available here:

https://calendly.com/jasmin-alic

For everything else, I'm one DM away.

Thanks for reading up until here. You are amazing!

❤️

Officially reached 300,000 LinkedIn followers!

Before I say "Thank you"...

Let me tell you a short story first:

A story of a man who came to LinkedIn post-divorce to share some positivity with the world. A Bosnian copywriter turned brand strategist turned coach who said "Imma share 100% of what I know here" whether I make a dollar or not. To help anyone anywhere learn the best strategies to improve their writing, build their personal brand, and grow their business. To be a voice among the voiceless. To teach softly. But lead loudly. 
 
If you "felt" this paragraph above, thank you. ❤️

You have quite literally changed my life. 
Thank you for supporting my journey here. 
Whether you've followed for months or years.

So what's next?

1. I'm going all in on community! Link Up has crossed 320 signups. And we're having an international meetup in my hometown Zenica in a few weeks. You in?

2. My tool Linkbound is already being circled by investors, after the amazing launch we've had. Wow.

3. Hired 10 people last year (literally based off their LinkedIn comments). New team members soon! The coaching business will be expanding - big time!

4. I'm officially the newest ins... [ehhh not yet]

Ask me anything you want in the comments.

Love,

Coach Jasmin 👋

P.S. 3 reposters today are getting my 1-year membership and 1 is getting free coaching. Good luck! ♻️

I teach you LinkedIn & how to build a brand | Coach for some of the biggest creators on planet Earth | Founder of Link Up, the best community for LinkedIners | Co-founder of Linkbound.io | International Keynote Speaker

Jasmin Jay Alic celebrates 300,000 LinkedIn followers. The image shows him in a photo studio, smiling directly into the camera, with a mega headline behind him that reads: 300K.

This is my most requested post ever.

After 300K followers and 53K people taught, I can tell you with confidence ALL the advice in this post works.

Here's my complete LinkedIn guide for beginners:

(Save + Repost this before anything else ♻️)

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1. First things first...

Make a decision. LinkedIn is not like all the other platforms. It takes mad time and effort to build here.

Make a decision = next 6 months, you're locked in!

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2. How many times should you post?

In the beginning, frequency is good. But only for so long. Start off with 7x posts the first few weeks. You'll learn what works, what types of posts you enjoy more. But as soon as you're clear on that, try 3-4x posts. Maximum.

Quantity is never the goal.

Things to remember:

a. Pick 2-3 topics you want to be known for
b. Write 60% educational posts → authority
c. Write 30% personal posts → personability
d. Write 10% "broad" themed posts → virality
e. Publish ONLY if you have something to say

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3. Instead of posting daily, comment daily (a lot)

Create 4 lists of profiles for daily commenting:

a. Your ICPs → Ideal Client Personas
b. Peers → leverage competitors' views
c. Bigger influencers → leverage their views
d. LinkedIn buddies → others in your follower range

The quality of your comments matters the most.

Bonus: Being early on each of the posts above WILL give you more profile views, and opportunities.

Aim for 50 comments per day = great habit.

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4. Before you do 1-2 above, optimize your profile

More profile views won't mean anything if people are not clear on what to do on your profile.

(I recently dropped my complete profile optimization guide too - slide back on my profile, you'll find it)

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5. Make an offer every single day

When I say "make an offer", I mean "send DMs" to warm prospects. Oh, the free acount here is limiting.

Get LinkedIn Premium → It's worth it.

Send DMs to your favorite commenters.
Send DMs to ICPs within your commenters.
Send DMs to ICPs from the "reactions" list too.
Send DMs to your Profile Viewers (primarily ICPs).

Things to remember:

a. Never pitch in your first DM (no pitchslapping)
b. Personalized voice / video notes work super well
c. Personalized guide / loom videos work even better
d. Use Linkbound to find leads inside your interactions

The goal of each DM? To book calls. Nothing more.

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Bonus tips (post is getting long, sorry):

1. Stop tagging big creators to get more reach
2. Focus on profile views, not post impressions
3. Unfollow 5-10 people every day in your feed
4. Only comment on posts that are "on-brand"
5. Treat every single comment like a mini-post
6. Follow creators in regions you're selling to
7. Share freely + support everyone. Period.

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Read this far? You the best. 🤝

This guide will help thousands of new LinkedIners today looking for guidance. I know this. So thanks for reading and pushing this post further!

Happy LinkedIn-ing!

- Coach J ❤️

P.S. Ask me anything about LinkedIn - I'm yours :)

Jasmin Jay Alic shares his complete LinkedIn beginner playbook. The image shows him delivering a powerful keynote in front of an engaged audience, along with a caption that reads: Full LinkedIn guide for beginners.

I've optimized more than 700+ LinkedIn profiles.

Today, I'm sharing my 2025 guide to high-converting profiles on LinkedIn, based on real-world results.

(Save and repost this one for others ♻️)

First of all:

1. I don't mind sharing this for free
2. Sharing this doesn't damage my business
3. Knowledge like this helps everyone on LinkedIn

Happy implementation! 😉

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1. Headline (The pre-profile experience)

The first 45 characters matter the most, because they are visible everywhere OFF of your profile. This is what gets prospects ON your profile in the first place.

1 rule only: Clarity.

Example:

a. I empower founders to find more freedom and value in their work - Financial Consultant

This is super unclear, as literally "anyone" could say they help clients find more freedom and value.

The "clear" version: I help founders manage their money and decrease yearly overhead by up to 200%

The rest (after 45 characters)?

Add keywords e.g. Speaker, Financial Consultant = useful for LinkedIn's Search feature + SEO.

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2. Banner (The Crown Jewel)

The banner is SO underutilized! This is what prospects "see" first when they open your profile (data-backed).

The goal? Communicate your offer.

Make your client say "Aha" before ever swiping down your profile + add a CTA in your banner.

80% of profiles I've worked on didn't have a CTA inside the banner. Mind-boggling. You NEED one!

The new slide-able LinkedIn banners? Some tips:

1. Add 5 slides, with 1 word on each
2. Add 2-3 slides for your main offers
3. Ask 1 question on each slide for 1 offer

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3. Profile link (The Blue Magic)

UNLESS you are running a newsletter campaign...

Choose the "old" blue URL, not the new pre-determined Premium ones that are "fixed" in the main feed. 

Why always blue?

No one makes purchase decisions in the main feed.

Every prospect will visit your profile first, then buy. 90%+ of my clients see more success with the blue link.

 Which link to use? Same as the CTA in your banner.

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4. Same link as above should be FIRST in your Featured section. This means "Repeat your offer 3 times":

Banner → Bluey → Featured (The trifecta)
 
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5. About (The "Not About You" section)

Follow the PAS framework to:

• Ask questions about your prospects' Painpoints
• Agitate the "ideal scenario" right after that
• Position yourself as the Solution

(Never talk about yourself sooner than this) 

I use PAS for 95% of the profiles I work on → Gold!

Bonus: About sections are indexed into search results, so make sure they are keyword-optimized for SEO.

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6. Experience (Career Story section)

Don't treat this like a CV summary.

Instead, write stories for each job experience.

This is the coolest part of a LinkedIn profile for me → These make for SUCH great ice-breakers.

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Read this far? Virtual handshake. 🤝

This guide is literally worth thousands of dollars. So I really hope you appreciate it. Cheers!

- Coach J ❤️

P.S. Ask me anything about LinkedIn - I'm yours :)

Jasmin Jay Alic shares his 2025 complete guide to LinkedIn profile optimization, with extensive examples and tips for everyone. The image shows him delivering a keynote on stage as well as a quote that reads: Full LinkedIn profile optimization guide

There's loads of LinkedIn myths out there.

But posting daily? This one roadblocks people.

Remember this:

"Consistently" does NOT mean "daily".

(Most folks never learn the difference)

1. You can post 7x per week → if you do it consistently
2. You can post 3x per week → if you do it consistently
3. Heck, you can post ONCE → if you do it consistently

You determine what "consistency" means for you.

There's no rule that says you have to publish something on LinkedIn every single day. This is not a rule.

Other things to be consistent at:

1. Posting time → Pick one and stick to it
2. Post "look" and "feel" → Most struggle here
3. Not ghosting → When you post, stay and comment

Fun fact: I have never published 7 posts in 1 week in all my years on LinkedIn. Approaching 300k followers. ✌️

Monday Motivation, over. 

(Repost ♻️ the encouragement for others)

P.S. Do you post every day? Why (not)? Let's chat.

Jasmin Jay Alic talks about the importance of having a consistent posting schedule on LinkedIn. The image shows him delivering a keynote in front of an engaged audience, and a quote that reads: Post daily vs. post consistently?

Every year, I write a post about Ramadan. ❤️

(Even if you're not Muslim, keep reading)

The month of Ramadan begins on Saturday.

This post is for everyone on LinkedIn who may have friends, employees, or connections who are fasting. So here's 1 post you can share with everyone:

1. This is not a month for fasting. It's for "cleansing". 

2. This is not a month where you abstain "only" from food / water. The main goal is to abstain from everything "bad" in life + maximize the "good" you do.

(Remind yourself to do more good)

3. The human body goes through major changes. And Week 1 is the toughest. From headaches and nausea to increased fatigue due to a lack of sleep.
   
4. If you have Muslim employees, cut them some slack in Weeks 1 and 2 until this adjustment period is over.

(Don't make those morning meetings mandatory)

5. If you have Muslim co-workers who are not as "productive" as usual, please understand why.

6. If you can buy them "iftar" (the dinner meal), invite them over. I guarantee you, this will be the biggest gift you can give them during this month.

7. Read No. 6 above again, and if you can, do it for the homeless and those "in need" in your area. Even the homeless are fasting, yep.

In a nutshell...

Ramadan serves as a "restart". But I've always said that it's not only Muslims. It's for anyone, anywhere. 

Why?

Because for 11 months, all of us do as "much" as we can. But at least for this 1 month...

Please try to do as "best" as you can. 

For yourself. And especially for others. Good luck! 

Ramadan Mubarak. ❤️

(Repost further ♻️)

Jasmin Jay Alic shares a powerful post about Ramadan and valuable advice for his LinkedIn network on how to approach employees, colleagues, and co-workers who are fasting. The image shows him smiling into the camera while being surrounded by a beautiful verdant forest.

Everything you know about LinkedIn comments is...

Deeper :) What if I told you there are 12 STEPS to every comment you write on LinkedIn? 

+ A comment is more than just a reply.
+ It establishes your brand authority.
+ It's content. In others' networks.

Comments are THE way to grow faster on LinkedIn.

Here's my LinkedIn Commenting Matrix - 2023 guide.

P.S. Reshare if you learned something new ♻️

How to REALLY Comment on LinkedIn

15 years ago, I wrote "Write Better, Sell Better".

The tagline that defined my career.

Since then, I've written copy for Fortune 500 companies, projects that made millions, and taught copywriting at the university → Yep, writing is my life.

But you don't have all semester long to learn.

This post contains my 7 biggest writing lessons:

(Save and repost this 60-second class ♻️)

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1. Clarity is 90% of your writing

Clarity beats cleverness 10 times out of 10. Remember: First, write clearly. Then, write creatively.

Most focus on "creative" right off the bat = big no.

(If you can do both, jackpot)

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2. Use signposting to showcase authority

I teach this technique to every single client. (This sentence you just read was a signpost)

Signposts are short "signals" to your expertise and results. Think of them as signs on the side of the road, which allow you to "trust" the journey you're on.

Can you notice where else I used it in this post? 😉

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3. Too much copy? Make it choppy.

Here are 2 examples (the second one is better):

Sometimes, we write super long sentences that we have no time to breathe and neither do our readers.

Sometimes, we write super long sentences. We have no time to breathe. And neither do our readers.

Chop it up! It's easier to read.

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4. Write unselfishly. Edit relentlessly.

Think about it. Writing is 80% editing. You are tweaking, optimizing, and making things sound perfect.

One bit of advice: Don't hold back. 

Edit (ehm, delete) anything that isn't on-topic. I've deleted probably 40% of this post. 

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5. Use sensory words. Add texture to text.

That had to hurt! → That had to "sting"!
Having a bad day? → Having a "rough" day?
A seamless process → A "silky-smooth" process

All of the 2nd descriptions above can be "felt". It's how your readers "touch an emotion", not just "read text".

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6. Never write to "everyone"

Remember this for all time: "Everyone" is not your audience. Sales happen when your prospect can clearly "see" themselves in your writing.

So how do you go about this?

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7. The "Dear son" writing method

Pick "one" person to speak to → I speak to my son. For you, it could be your best friend, the old you etc.

I start everything with "Dear son" and end with "Love, Dad". In the end, I simply delete these 2 parts.

Doing so creates such a powerful connection with your readers + a consistent tone of voice. With every word.

Where there's connection, there's trust.

And where there's trust, there's sales. Words to live by.

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Write Better, Sell Better = that's the whole game!

Let me know which lesson you enjoy the most.

Professor Jay, out.

(Repost this for your network ♻️)

Jasmin Jay Alic shares his biggest writing lessons from the last 15 years as a copywriter and copywriting professor. The image shows him sitting in a classroom along with a quote that reads: I taught copywriting at the university. Here’s 1 semester in 60 seconds.

I got booked out 3 years in a row with this DM trick:

Always ask for permission before selling.

In other words...

Never send a single offer, doc or invite until you get a "Yes" from your prospect that it's ok to send it.

Then, start the sales conversation → Never before.

Example:

1. Would it be ok if I sent you a 5-min demo of this?
2. Is it fine if I share the details for my offer next?
3. Would you have time for a quick 10-min call? 

When they say "Yes", they're invested.

But there's a deeper psychological reaction here (look up studies on permission-based selling):

1. You're showing them how valuable "they" are
2. You're putting their time / wallet on a pedestal
3. You're taking the focus off yourself / your pitch

"Pitch-slapping" your brand new LinkedIn connections in your very first interaction with them?

You'll rarely get a Yes.

Using PBS → Permission-Based Selling?

You'll get a Yes 90% of the time.

Hope this helps you. (Repost if that's a "Yes" ♻️)

P.S. Do you "love" getting pitch-slaps? Who does?! 😂

LinkedIn has an obsession with "success". 

But we don't talk about failure nearly as much. 

The "Top 1%" term exists for a reason.

It's because 99% of stories here aren't successful. They're failure stories. Learning opportunities.

Which brings me to my point:

What if we "rebranded" failure into "learning"? 

1. Would this help you write about yours?
2. Would this make you "successful"? 
3. Would it complete the 100%?

From personal experience, I can tell you every time I've gotten vulnerable in my posts, I've seen clients in my DMs. It's that human connection that opens wallets.

My guy Connor Price said it best:

"Turn an L into earning. That's what Learning is."

In other words... You win some, you learn some. And when you do, share it here. Because it's okay.

It's okay to fail. 😊

Monday motivation, over. (Repost further ♻️)

P.S. Are personal posts the hardest to write for you? Or?

Jasmin Jay Alic shares a powerful lesson on sharing personal posts on LinkedIn and talking about failures and their lessons. The image shows him walking off stage while delivering a keynote, along with a quote that reads: Reminder: Talk about your failures on LinkedIn too. They’re your biggest lessons.

LinkedIn is testing a new commenting feature!

And I have to say: I told you so. 😊

Right now, some users have access to a brand-new feature, which shows "impressions" on their comments. Specifically, comments on other people's posts.

The last 3+ years, you've heard me say:

1. "Comments are LinkedIn's biggest growth hack"
2. "Commenting brings more views than posting"
3. "70% of your activity should be commenting"

As well as...

4. "Comments are content too"

This new feature proves all of these claims true.

Folks are getting 10k views per post but 30k views on a single comment. This is exactly the visibility I've been talking about all this time!

In 2023, LinkedIn even featured my engagement strategy for their 1B users. And I've been preaching "comment more + more strategically" ever since!

Obviously, I'm excited to learn about this.

But let me know what you think, eh?

Is this a Yay or Nay feature? Do you have it yet?

(Repost for your network ♻️)

Jasmin Jay Alic speaks on the importance of LinkedIn commenting and a new feature that allows users to see comment impressions. The image shows Jasmin sitting in a recording studio, behind his laptop, along with a screenshot of one of his comments indicating the numbers of views on that particular comment.

UPDATE: This post got locked.

How long will we ignore the Company Page spam bot commenting problem, LinkedIn / LinkedIn Help?

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A selfie? On LinkedIn? But why?

I used to cringe at the "Post" button.

1. What are my friends going to say?
2. How will my co-workers react to it?
3. Will my friends from college see this?

If YOU ever thought the same, listen...

Your friends are not your target audience here.
Your co-workers are not your target audience here.
Your college buds are not your target audience here.

The cringe? It's part of the process.

More cringe: https://lnkd.in/d5T3e4eE

My advice for anyone feeling terrified to post on LinkedIn (yes, "terrified" is the word I keep hearing):

Embrace the cringe. It's ok. 😊

LinkedIn can replace (and multiply) your current income, I guarantee you that. And that income will almost certainly NOT come from friends and co-workers.

Embrace the process → Welcome the results!

Even if it means embracing the uncomfortable.

Deal?

I can't hear you...

DEAL?!

(Repost the encouragement for others ♻️)

P.S. I don't normally post selfies, don't get used to it 😂

Jasmin Jay Alic shares a lesson on embracing the uncomfortable parts of posting content on social media, and in particular, LinkedIn. The photo is from his journey to a keynote speech. The photo shows him smiling into the camera, sitting in his car, wearing a formal shirt and tie.


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