Divyanshi Sengar's Linkedin Analytics

I have low creative stamina. Yes, I made up this term. Most creators say, "Batch create content." I do too. But their "batch" looks like 10, 20, or even 30 posts in a day. I can’t do that. I tried once, but it led to creative burnout and low-quality content. Instead, I create 3-4 posts, 3-4 days a week. That allows me to show up with my best. After all, writing & creating content is a fun process for me And not just another task on my to-do list. What does your content creation process look like?

90% of LinkedIn stories will fail. Not because I say so. But ask yourself: When was the last time you actually enjoyed reading— ❌ A 500-word post about someone’s shopping list? ❌ Yet another exaggerated rags-to-riches story? ❌ A story that just dragged on and on? People’s attention spans are shrinking. And the same people are scrolling here too. (Yes, mostly just scrolling!) Before you hit “Post,” ask yourself: ✅ Can I say this in fewer words? ✅ Am I teaching something valuable? ✅ Will my audience genuinely relate to this? Because if your post doesn’t stop the scroll, it won’t start a conversation. Write to be read. Write to be remembered.

Aren’t we ghostwriters already living like ghosts? 👻 - Mind-reading (kind of) - Shapeshifting into different personalities - Disappearing after delivering the message If that’s not paranormal activity, what is?

Do free work. Give discounts. Or never do any work for free. Many freelancers (especially those who’ve just started) get stuck. They are attacked by 100s of advice online. I got paid by every client, even the first one. There are people who worked at minimum rates to land their dream clients. There are also people who worked for free to get their initial clients but now have a $100k inbound funnel. When you’re starting, do what moves your needle. And that might be different for different people. Focus on what’s most important ➡️ Getting your 1st client. Then the 2nd, 3rd, and so on. Take inspiration. But do what works for YOU.

Running on 3% battery, juggling 327 tabs on their laptops and in life. 🔥 That's a woman's life! Multitasking 🚫 Multi-surviving ✅ And yet, you make it look effortless. Cheers to the Day! 👑

We’re HIRING: LinkedIn Engagement Specialist! We’re looking for someone who ✅ Lives and breathes LinkedIn ✅ Loves meaningful conversations ✅ Wants to help industry leaders build powerful personal brands. If you’re hungry for growth, proactive, and ready to take ownership, this is for you! (Freshers are also welcome!) If engagement, outreach, and community-building excite you, drop a comment or DM me. Or better yet—apply directly! 📩 #Hiring D3 by Divyanshi

The Ghibli trend isn’t about ChatGPT. It’s about craving creativity in a world that rewards routine. We all want to be creative. But most of us are just waiting for permission. This trend gave it to us. That’s why it worked.

My friend used ChatGPT to write a poem about his crush. And now... She is impressed. He is on cloud nine. While LinkedIn debates about the future of AI, folks are busy using it to build their own. Happy Sunday! :)

Ditch your favorite creator’s TOF, MOF & BOF strategy. Every content strategy funnel has three parts: 🔹 40% TOF 🔹 30% MOF 🔹 30% BOF Looks perfect, right? But it’s harming your and your client’s brand. This strategy might work wonders for one person or a specific group— But it doesn’t work for everyone. Everyone has different desires and expectations. I have three different clients: 1️⃣ One is all about impressions and engagement (TOF). 2️⃣ One wants leads + visibility for his profile (MOF). 3️⃣ One wants qualified leads for her business (BOF). Now, will a fixed strategy work for everyone? And if it could, why would they hire me? They could just use a template and do it themselves. Every personal brand is different—so is their approach. And approach needs: ✅ Personalization ✅ Analysis & Iterations ✅ Sometimes, a complete change What worked for 'X' might not work for you. Assess your needs and build around them. What does your content strategy look like? #contentstrategy #personalbranding #linkedin

I don't have any problem with AI-generated Comments 🤷🏻‍♀️ But your potential clients, recruiters, and investors might not like it. Why take the risk? Start adding Value. #linkedin #personalbranding PS: Why did ‘Great Share,’ ‘Well-said,’ ‘Nice Post’ etc. comments lose all limelight?

LinkedIn trends are like fashion. 👀 What goes out always comes back in. We started with: - Text posts ruling the feed - Then static images took over Then VIDEOS became the 'next big thing' Then (suddenly) the video tab disappeared! Now, fewer people use images. And guess what's back? Good old TEXT posts. Moral of the story ⬇️ Trends change, but engaging content always wins. What's your LinkedIn content strategy in 2025?

The No.1 skill high-value professionals have… No matter your niche or where you are in your journey, kindness can take you places. Yes, KINDNESS is that skill. ✅ If someone approaches you with an offer that doesn't align, decline politely. ✅ If a client is unhappy with your work, ask for feedback—but kindly. ✅ If a team member messes up, address and assess—without being harsh. A few days ago, a prospect approached me for LinkedIn personal branding services. He was professional, had clear goals, and everything seemed fine until I sent the proposal. My pricing was slightly above his expectations. Instead of acknowledging that, he said: "I cannot work with someone who has work ethics and values like you." "I've been in this domain for years and know how people play games." "For what you charge, I could hire a full-time person." And much more. Here's the thing: Not everything will match our expectations. But does that mean questioning someone's ethics and values just because their pricing doesn't fit your budget? At that moment, he had two simple choices: 1️⃣ Negotiate (if possible) 2️⃣ Decline politely Why choose rudeness? There are service providers within his budget. And there are clients who happily pay my prices. There's enough for everyone. If someone's perspective differs, accept it. Be kind. ❤️

80% prospects who ghost me follow the same pattern. At outreach. After a call. Post-proposal. Even after the strategy. Months later, when I checked their profiles, nothing changed. ❌ No optimization ❌ No content ❌ No engagement 90% of the time, the problem isn’t me, my packages, or my pricing. Some inquire out of curiosity or FOMO. They think about building a personal brand. They reach out to experts. But the moment it requires investment, they step back. Expecting ROI without investment makes no sense, whether time, energy, or money. After all, how can you expect to make millions in a bull run when you didn’t invest a penny in the market? The difference between a lost inquiry and real results is ACTION. What’s stopping you? Do it now! #personalbranding #linkedin #contentcreation

This automation put my Lead Generation game on 🔥. I was using Google Sheets as my CRM & I would miss following up with leads. It was a tedious task to go through each row in Google sheet & find out when & what to follow up with each lead. The IPL fever is also on, so juggling leads while keeping up with IPL. That's even tougher. Sales need perfectly timed follow-ups, and I realised I'm bad at it. Missed follow-ups = Lost Deals. I was looking for a solution to improve this follow-up process. That's when I saw a post by Nitish on building a free custom AI Agent/automation in 48 hours to automate your business processes. It looked interesting, so I reached out. They understood my problem quite quickly & proposed to build an email automation to streamline my follow-up process. They provided me with an email automation with features like: ✅ Smart follow-up reminders so no deal slips through the cracks. ✅ Email summaries that keep everything organized. ✅ A simple method to follow up with every lead. Every afternoon, I get an email which tells me about pending follow-ups & upcoming follow-ups based on my inputs in the Google Sheets. Now, I don't stress about burning leads, as email automation ensures I never miss a lead or a deal. I'm more confident about my sales process without stressing 24*7. A huge thanks to Manan for building Atomic Processes, Nitish for introducing me to this offer, and Harsh for developing such a brilliant solution! I genuinely appreciate their help & their team was super professional during the whole process. I'm writing this because it helped me and can help many businesses that want to scale their processes using automation & AI. If you are a business owner looking to improve processes, Manan Mehta's team is building free custom AI Agents/automation in 48 hours to solve your pressing business challenges. You can reach out to him on LinkedIn.

ChatGPT isn't just AI anymore. It's an emotion. 🫀 - It's the coworker who never takes a break - The therapist who works for free - The best friend who never says, 'That's a dumb question.' From our chaos and curiosity to 2 AM dilemmas, it's getting us all. At this point, is ChatGPT our assistant or our emotional support AI?

My dad asked me never to become a CEO! CONTEXT: I was having breakfast with an iPad, coordinating with my team and clients, and approving everything. My dad asked what I was doing. I explained. He asked, "What’s your role in the agency?" Proudly, I said, "I’m the Chief Everything Officer." He smiled and said, "You’ll become a Chief Nothing Officer soon." (My dad has been an entrepreneur in the construction industry for almost 30 years.) He continued— "I know how a brick is placed. I can read architectural drawings. I can draft and edit bills. But does that mean I do everything? Should I overtake Mason, engineer, or accountant? NO! I focused on key tasks that moved the needle, generated business, and built a high-performance team." Then he looked at me and said— "You might know how to do everything, but you need to let go of control. Pick a few things. Build a system. Delegate the rest. That’s why you’re building a team. Doing everything will leave you with nothing in the long run." It took me minutes to realize that he was right. - My strength is strategy. - My agency needs sales. - And my content is the engine that drives it. Everything else? My team is great at it. Sometimes, we know the right steps but need a reminder to get back on track. Are you also trying to be a Chief Everything Officer (CEO)? #ceo #marketingagency #personalbranding

If you think you’ve run out of Content Ideas, follow these 3 steps: 1️⃣ Download a LinkedIn post analyzer (Kleo/Taplio). 2️⃣ Use it to analyze your own account. 3️⃣ Read posts from 8 months to a year ago. You’ll realize you don’t even remember 50% of your own content. And you’ll be amazed at how much you’ve already created. Now, think about this— You, the creator who brainstormed, drafted, edited, and posted the content, don’t remember it. Do you think your audience will? When they’re bombarded with 100+ content pieces daily? That’s where CONTENT REPURPOSING comes to my rescue. Here’s how I do it: 👉 I pick my best-performing content from the past year, six months, and two months. 👉 I extract the main idea and sub-ideas. 👉 I rewrite it in my latest style, reformat it, and redesign the graphics (if needed). Done! Don’t expect your audience to remember your content. Showcase it more often. #linkedin #contentcreation #personalbranding

My 1st LinkedIn post wasn’t about Personal Branding, Marketing, or Agency Life. Not even the next 10. Honestly, I didn’t even have an idea of what I would be doing on LinkedIn. What the possibilities were, or how people were making money from it. I wanted to be a creator during COVID-19. I started a YouTube channel… but never posted a single video out of fear of judgment and hesitation. I started an Instagram page… but didn’t post more than five posts. Then, I heard Gary Vaynerchuk talk about LinkedIn in a random YouTube video. Having done a small project on it, I decided to write my first post. 5 likes and a few hundred impressions. I wrote 10 more posts on random topics. I was writing for the love of it, hoping to become a creator. One month in, I got my 1st inbound lead (very low-paying, but still!). Then, a 2nd lead after a month. Then, a 3rd after a few months. As a college student, it was decent money. I didn’t even know it was called ghostwriting or personal branding. Sometimes, you just need to start and keep moving. Having everything figured out is a myth. What’s stopping you from taking that first step?

Having a skill isn’t enough. I’ve been writing for 13 years but only monetized it in the last three. Many talented people remain overlooked, while some with less clarity keep rising in the workplace. Harsh? Maybe. But here’s the truth: If you don’t know— - Whom you can help - How you can help them - What results you can drive Monetization will always feel out of reach. You can’t sell to everyone. You shouldn’t sell to everyone!!! To find your ideal customers, Ask yourself: 1️⃣ Who already has my audience? 2️⃣ Where are they hanging out? 3️⃣ Who has the problem I solve? 4️⃣ How do I get in front of them? For me, LinkedIn was the answer. It had professionals with profiles—but no personal brands. I knew I could help them stand out. And the best way to get noticed ➡️ Content Creation. If you want to turn your skills into income, Start by showing up where your ideal customers are.