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About Me

I am a designer and personal branding expert dedicated to creating unique visual identities that resonate with audiences. 

My focus is on helping individuals and businesses define their brand through compelling design and engaging video content.

With expertise in video editing, I ensure that every project enhances brand messaging and leaves a lasting impression. 

My approach combines creativity with strategic insights, delivering results that align with your goals.

Let’s connect to discuss how I can help you build a powerful personal brand that stands out!


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I recently analyzed Jasmin Alić profile — and thought:
What if I had the chance to sit with him for one conversation?

Here are the 5 questions I’d bring to the table:

1. How do you stay consistent on LinkedIn?
2. What makes a hook powerful?
3. Storytelling or value — which works better?
4. If you started today from zero, what would you do first?
5. Why start LinkedIn and teach so openly?

Not a real meeting — but a real exercise in learning.
And sometimes, the questions we ask matter more than the answers we get.

P.S. If you had 10 minutes with Jasmin Alić, what’s the first question you’d ask?
Drop it below.

Ameer Hamza Khan

5 Questions I’d Ask Jasmin Alic

What if the big names in my own network had their own avatars? Here’s Part 5.

This one is extra special—because these aren’t just famous creators, they are part of my LinkedIn connections. 

And the best part? 
They always share such valuable content that inspires and helps so many of us here. 

Each avatar reflects their unique personality, creativity, and style.

A huge shoutout to these amazing creators in my network:

1. Arfa Farheen 
2. Charlie Hills 
3. Sana Arif 
4. Daniel Korenblum 
5. Jesse Chan 

And that’s not all—if you’d like to see yourself featured in the next part of this series:

1. Connect with me
2. Like this post
3. Comment ‘Avatar’ below

I’ll be choosing participants for the next round soon—your name could be next! 

P.S. More exciting avatars are already in the works—maybe yours will be next?

Avatars for Big Names in My Network 

CONSISTENCY IS MORE POWERFUL THAN MOTIVATION.

Motivation fades… but consistency compounds.

I used to wait for the perfect mood, the best idea, or the right time to show up. It never came.

Then I shifted. Instead of chasing inspiration, I made showing up non-negotiable.

Here’s what happened:

1. Momentum where there was none
↪Early efforts felt forced. Over time, the habit made it effortless.

2. Audience trust took root
↪People stopped wondering if I’d post—they just showed up to see what I’d share.

3. Imperfect posts still connected
↪Those "not-fully-ready" ideas often resonated the most—because you showed up, not because it was perfect.

No algorithm hack was as powerful as showing up—even when nothing felt “ready.”
It builds trust. It brings growth. It builds your voice.

If you want to be the consistent, trusted voice your audience looks forward to—let’s connect.

P.S.Daily consistency > sporadic perfection. 
Start where you are. Keep going.

Most people will scroll past your post in less than 3 seconds.

But those first 3 seconds decide everything.

Here are 7 ways to hook your audience instantly:

1. Start with a bold statement:
↪Make them stop.
“Your design can fail even if it looks perfect.”

2. Ask a sharp question:
↪Curiosity forces attention.
“Why do some posts get ignored while others go viral?”

3. Tap into pain points:
↪Show you understand.
“Spending hours on content, but engagement is still zero?”

4. Create curiosity:
↪Leave the answer hanging.
“The one mistake most designers make…”

5. Use numbers:
↪Lists work because the brain craves order.
“5 Canva hacks every beginner ignores.”

6. Tell a micro-story:
↪Stories pull people in.
“Last year, I almost gave up on design. Here’s what saved me…”

7. Break a myth:
↪Challenge what they believe.
“More colors don’t make your design better. They make it worse.”

If your hook fails, your content never gets seen.
Strong hooks don’t just grab attention—they build connection.

Which of these 7 will you try in your next post?

P.S. If your hook fails, even the best content will go unnoticed.

People judge your brand in seconds—
make sure it’s not saying the wrong thing.

1. Cluttered Design:
↪ Using too many fonts.
↪ No breathing space.
↪ Overloaded layouts.

2. Poor Color Choices:
↪ Random, mismatched colors.
↪ No link to your identity.
↪ Hard on the eyes.

3. Low-Quality Images:
↪ Pixelated visuals.
↪ Overused stock photos.
↪ Feels unprofessional.

4. Inconsistent Style:
↪ Different logos everywhere.
↪ No design guidelines.
↪ Feels unreliable.

5. Ignoring Typography:
↪ Fonts hard to read.
↪ No hierarchy.
↪ Looks messy.

Remember: Your brand isn’t just what you say—it’s how people see you.

Which mistake do you notice most often?

P.S. Your brand doesn’t whisper—it shouts. 
Make sure it says the right things.

Want to grow faster on LinkedIn?

Here’s the secret nobody talks about:
It starts with engagement.

↪ Comment on posts in your niche.
↪ Share your thoughts consistently.
↪ Support others before expecting support.

Why?
Because LinkedIn pushes content from people who show up — not just those who post once in a while.

Quick tip: Spend 30 minutes every day engaging before and after you post. It’s the easiest way to grow visibility + credibility.

What do you spend more time on — posting or engaging?

P.S. Most people ignore engagement, but that’s why their growth is slow. Be the exception.

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