Jyoti Motwani's Linkedin Analytics

Yes, I’m busy. But I’m not burnt out. There’s a difference. Some days are packed from 8am to 2am. Back-to-back client calls. Deadlines. Strategy decks. Content to approve. Brands to build. And still— I’m smiling by the end of the day. Why? Because I chose this. Because everything I do is deeply aligned with what I want more of: Freedom. Growth. Independence. And money on my own terms. The truth is— I don’t manage time like a robot. I manage energy. I don’t do 12 things in a day. I do the 3 that actually move the needle. That’s how I built a career I love, A client roster I respect, And a life that feels expensive—not just in money, But in peace. So no, I’m not tired. I’m just booked and blessed. P.S. LinkedIn doesn’t add work. It multiplies the right kind. If you’re using it right, one post can do more than a week of cold outreach.

Nobody cares about your LinkedIn post. Harsh? Maybe. But it’s the truth. Most people scroll past without even noticing. And the ones who do? They forget you by the time they hit the next one. Because here’s what most people don’t realize: It’s not about posting. It’s about connecting. (Not in a superficial “add value” kind of way. I mean actually making someone feel seen.)👀 You could write the smartest, most perfect post. But if it doesn’t make someone stop, think, or feel something — it disappears. This platform doesn’t reward the loudest voice. It rewards the clearest one. 📌 Like the post I saw yesterday — a Marketing expert broke down how Blue Origin could’ve done better marketing, instead of how Katy Perry did. She only had 453 followers. But that one post hit 1,000+ likes — and booked her clients for her marketing consultations. Why? Because it was smart. It was relevant. It spoke to people. The one that knows exactly who it’s speaking to. The one that says what others won't. The one that makes people whisper, “Wait... this is me.” That’s the real difference. So if you’ve been showing up... Posting because you “should.” Following all the “rules.” Wondering why nothing clicks — It’s not because LinkedIn is broken. It’s because you’re trying to talk to everyone. When in reality? You only need to reach the right few. That’s it. One scroll. One post. One person who finally feels seen. If you can make that happen — you’ve already won. PS: This is the shift that turned my posts from “nice try” to “Wow, I’ve been looking for someone like you.” PPS: If you’re a Founder or Coach who’s been posting for months — And it still feels like no one’s listening? You’re not the problem. But your LinkedIn strategy might be. Drop “Guide” in the comments — I’ll send you the one I wish I had when I started. Or DM me if you're tired of playing trial and error.

LinkedIn shouldn’t feel like a second job. it should feel like your smartest business development move. Because let’s be real — (Leave everything else and just read this — your business will thank you.) If you’re spending hours posting and praying... If you’re treating content like a checklist item… If your DMs are dead and your leads are colder than January in Canada — You’re NOT using LinkedIn wrong. You’re just NOT using it like a BD tool. Here’s what the right people do: → Their profile speaks to buyers, not just 150k followers. → Their content creates demand, not just likes (create demand, likes will follow) → Their DMs open doors — without sounding salesy (Please. Act like a friend, not a pitch deck.) → Their consistency compounds — even when no one’s watching It’s not about showing up every day. It’s about showing up right. And once you do that? → Your comments start warm conversations → Your posts attract the right eyes → And your name stays top of mind — even when you’re offline LinkedIn isn’t about going viral. It’s about being unforgettable to the right people. So stop turning it into a second job. Start turning it into your: Quietest. Smartest. Highest-converting BD channel. BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT IT'S BUILT FOR. — P.S. This is the same approach my clients use to book dream leads, land high-ticket opportunities, and get people saying, "I don’t know what it is, but I keep seeing you — and I had to reach out." (THAT'S THE WHOLE CORE OF LINKEDIN.) P.P.S. Comment “GROWTH” and I’ll send you the exact playbook to turn your profile into a warm lead magnet — without needing to post every day, chase trends, or fake it for likes.

What Should I Post Today? If this is the question you ask yourself every Monday morning, Let me tell you— You’re already on the WRONG PATH. LinkedIn isn’t built on random thoughts or daily updates. 👉It’s built on systems. 👉It’s built on strategy. 👉It’s built on sharing what your audience actually needs. If you’re a →Founder →Creator →Coach Struggling with ideas! Here’s a simple 4-day checklist to get you started this week: Day 1 (Tuesday): Share your story – a challenge you overcame or a win you’re proud of. Day 2 (Wednesday): Offer value – a quick tip, checklist, or insight your audience will love. Day 3 (Thursday): Ask a question – spark a conversation and engage with your connections. Day 4 (Friday): Reflect – share a lesson from your week that others can learn from. This is your reminder: You don’t need to post every day. You need to post with a purpose. P.S. - Are you a last-minute planner or a system-based person? ______________ I made a playbook for those who want to use LinkedIn to grow without making it a second job. Comment “GUIDE” and I’ll send it over in your DM.

The posts that get you clients? They’re usually not the ones that go viral. (Someone has to reveal this) No explosions. No 500 saves. Sometimes not even 100 likes. But they speak to the right person. The one silently scrolling… Reading every word. Clicking on your profile. Thinking: “Damn. She gets it.” That’s what LinkedIn is really about. Every time, it's not about Reach. Reactions. But resonance. Positioning. Being unforgettable to the few who matter. Every founder, coach, and CEO I work with — we spend the first 30–90 days doing one thing: Getting seen by the right people. Because when your content is built to speak to the clients who need you right now — it doesn’t just “perform.” It converts. My record and my biggest flex is - Every single client who's worked with me and implemented — starts getting 3–5 quality calls booked per month, minimum. Right from Month 1. Just positioning done right. Get seen by the right circle — the one that actually needs what you offer — and LinkedIn becomes a lead machine, not a second job. Because on LinkedIn? You don’t need everybody. You just need the right somebody. P.S. I’ve built a playbook that breaks all of this down — what to post, how to attract real leads, and how to stay consistent even when numbers look dead. Comment “PLAYBOOK” or DM me and I’ll send it your way.

5 years ago, this one line changed how I handle failure — and how I show up online: “Smile, even if you failed. Because maybe someone else won today… and they just needed it more than you.” At first, I brushed it off. Now? I live by it. Especially here. On LinkedIn — where it's so easy to tie your worth to views, likes, and “Did this go viral?” But here's what I’ve learned after 6+ years of Marketing: You don’t need everyone to clap for you. You don’t need to go viral. And you definitely don’t need to post 5 times a week just to stay “relevant.” You just need to speak clearly — to the right people. I’ve had posts flop. I’ve had others quietly take off months later. But what really changed the dynamics? Getting DMs that start with: “I’ve been following you quietly for a while. I would love to how you can help me grow here.” That doesn’t come from hacks. Or fancy hooks. Or pretending to be someone you’re not. It comes from showing up with real clarity. On who you are. Who you help. nd what you actually believe in. P.S. If you’re a coach or a founder, quietly building your brand but not seeing results — Send me a DM. You don’t need a massive audience to win here. You just need the right message for the right people. I have 2 slots for the 15-minute call this week to understand your LinkedIn Status and help you grow. Let's talk. P.P.S. - Side note: Wherever I go, hot chocolate finds me—and yes, I’m always this excited! 🙈

"I'll start when everything's perfect" - Stop lying to yourself!!!!!!! Let's have a real talk. Yes, anxiety is real. Yes, overthinking happens. Yes, fear creeps in. But here's what I need you to understand: Those successful people you're comparing yourself to? They're not fearless. They're not "ready." They're just doing it scared. Look at your calendar. We're in the 4th month of 2025 Let that sink in. (Take a deep breath and let that really sink in) You're waiting for - ? • Your anxiety to quiet down • Your path to be clear • Your confidence to show up • Your doubts to fade But what if... Anxiety is part of the journey? What if fear means you're onto something big? Truth bomb is The people you admire? They started with shaky hands. They started with racing thoughts. They started with uncertainty. They started anyway. You have this time - • To hire that marketing person • To build your personal brand • To launch that business • To make that move And the First step is SIMPLE - Stop comparing your messy beginning To someone else's middle chapter. Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. P.S. - What's that one thing you'd start today if fear wasn't holding you back? What would it feel like to just... begin?

Some days, you’ll be doing everything right… and still feel like nothing’s moving. You’ll wake up early. You’ll work your ass off. You’ll show up for clients, post on LinkedIn, fix landing pages, take sales calls, follow up… And still feel stuck. Quiet. Like the world’s on mute and your efforts are invisible. That was me last week. Juggling 3 projects. Managing 10+ hours of delivery daily at 3 different timezones. Pitching at night for new opportunities. And somehow — still questioning if I’m even doing enough? One client said, “We need more consistency.” Another asked, “Are you sure you’re not too busy?” I smiled. Nodded. Reminded myself — I prayed for this. I built this. But it still stung. I sat down one night, exhausted, and asked myself — What am I doing wrong? And that’s when it hit me. I wasn’t doing anything wrong. I was just in the middle of the mess that comes before the next level. See, no one talks about this phase. The in-between. Where you’re not where you started — but not yet where you want to be. It’s uncomfortable. It’s lonely. It’s loud inside your head. But it’s also where growth happens. But it’s also where real growth lives. So I did three things: 1. I stopped chasing perfect timelines and started managing energy. 2. I blocked 30 mins daily to just think — not execute, not panic, just think. 3. I fixed timelines and deliverables and shared across for each project, so nothing spills over. Fast forward to today — Projects are picking momentum. One said, “We're going in the right direction now" Another renewed. And me? I stopped doubting. Because now I know: Progress doesn’t always scream. Sometimes it whispers, “Keep going.” If you’re in that messy middle — You’re not lost. You’re just building something real. Sometimes, progress doesn’t look like fireworks. Sometimes, it looks like resilience. Quiet, unsexy, consistent resilience. And if you’re in that phase right now — Keep going. You’re not stuck. You’re just building.

What people see: “Jyoti Motwani – LinkedIn expert. Marketing pro. Living the dream in Dubai & Bali.” 👀 Confident posts 👀 Seamless brand 👀 Clients sliding into DMs 👀 Aesthetics on point Yeah, 10/10. 💯 But what they don’t see… → Working till 3 AM because one profile still needs tweaking → Recording voice notes 7 times just to sound like me → Sitting in a café with one bar of Wi-Fi, praying Zoom doesn’t crash → Second-guessing myself when a post underperforms → Juggling 4 projects in my head while pretending to be “chill” Let’s be real — It’s not all soft mornings and aesthetic laptops. Sometimes, it’s figuring things out as you go. I’m not here because I cracked some “LinkedIn algorithm.” I’m here because I showed up — consistently. Even when it was messy. And that’s what built my brand. Not virality. Not perfection. Just consistency, care, and not quitting. So if you’re reading this right now — Still refining your offer Still posting when it feels like no one’s watching Still trying to juggle life, work, and everything in between You’re NOT behind. You’re BECOMING. P.S. You don’t need to show up perfectly. Just show up honestly. P.P.S. What’s something behind-the-scenes you do that no one sees but truly matters? ________________________________________________________ BTW — I’m opening up 2 consultation slots this month to help you fix your profile if you’re getting followers but no LEADS. DM me if that’s you — I’ll send the details.

10 reasons you should NEVER build your personal brand if you’re a CEO. Seriously. Don’t do it. Here’s why 1- You’ll have too much authority. ⚠️ People might actually start listening to you. 2- You’ll attract high-value clients. ⚠️ Inbound leads? Without cold pitching? Sounds risky. 3- You’ll stand out in your industry. ⚠️ Being the go-to expert might come with too many opportunities. 4- You’ll build a network of powerful people. ⚠️ Having access to top players could be unfair to your competition. 5- You’ll never have to “sell” again. ⚠️ Clients will come to you—terrible for your cold email skills. 6- You’ll stop competing on price. ⚠️ Positioning yourself as a leader? Goodbye, discount deals. 7- You’ll create real trust with your audience. ⚠️ Being known, liked, and trusted might lead to… too much business. 8-You’ll start attracting the right employees. ⚠️ Building a magnetic brand could bring top-tier talent to your team. 9- You’ll control your own narrative. ⚠️ No more relying on PR teams to tell your story. Dangerous. 10-You’ll future-proof your business. ⚠️ Building long-term visibility? Not chaotic enough for you. I get it… You could keep relying on ads. You could keep fighting for attention. You could keep being invisible. Or— You could finally start showing up as the industry leader you already are. P.S. If you had to describe your personal brand in one sentence—what would it be? 😏 Drop it below! ___________________________ If you’re ready to be seen and remembered—without the hassle… DM me ‘Personal Brand’ and let’s make LinkedIn work for you in just 3 hours a month.

99% of my followers don’t know this about me: When I started out, I had no clue what I was doing. Like—zero clarity. I once took on a client who sold baby bottles… I was out here writing emotional Instagram captions for sleep-deprived moms. 😂 I’ve never even held a baby for more than 5 minutes. But I still said yes. Because back then, my mindset was: “If it pays, I’ll figure it out.” I worked with clients I had no connection with. Wrote for industries I didn’t care about. Said yes to low-paying gigs, worked weekends, took 10 PM calls… all of it. But looking back, I’m so glad I did. Because through all those random projects, I figured out: → What I don’t enjoy → What I’m actually good at → What kind of work I’d never compromise on again And now? :) I attract clients I genuinely vibe with. :) I get paid well to do what I love. :) I’ve built a brand that feels like me, not some polished corporate version of me. Not because I followed some secret playbook. But because I allowed myself to figure it out in real time. So if you’re in your “I’ll take whatever comes” era—don’t stress. That phase is building your filter. One day, it’ll all click. Promise. 💬 You tell me, Ever taken on a wild project just to see where it goes? Tell me below, I wanna hear the tea 👇

Confession: I didn’t realise how much I needed this shift. (Story time🤍👇) After 5 years of living alone in Dubai & Bali — building my career, doing life solo, and staying in that go-go-go zone… I spent the last few months staying with my parents. Not a big move. Not a life switch. Just something I chose to do for a while. And wow — what a change!! No big mindset breakthrough. No dramatic routine revamp. Just simple things - → Warm meals. → Family laughter in the background. → A little less “always on.” And guess what? That calm? It started reflecting in my work too. → My content flowed better. → I showed up clearer on client calls. → I actually enjoyed the work again. It reminded me that freedom isn’t just about working from anywhere… It’s about being able to pause without guilt. To choose ease without slowing down your growth. You don’t always need to hustle harder to move forward. Sometimes, being around people who truly see you — is the productivity hack. And I’ll take that version of success any day. 🤍 What’s one “soft” decision you made recently — that surprisingly made you Life & Work better?

I didn’t move to Dubai & Bali to become “someone.” I moved because I was lost. Tired of doing things the “safe” way. Done with trying to force myself into boxes I didn’t fit into. So I packed up my life — Just a hunch that maybe a different environment would bring out a different version of me. It did. But not all at once. I didn’t land with a strategy. Didn’t start with a niche. Didn’t post thinking, “Today I’ll build my brand.” I wrote because I needed to. To stay sane. To stay connected. To remind myself that I wasn’t invisible. 50 likes on a post? Felt like a full-blown billboard on Sheikh Zayed Road. But slowly — That need turned into a rhythm. The rhythm became a voice. And that voice became a brand. Today, LinkedIn doesn’t feel like a job. It feels like the most powerful room I’ve ever walked into. Because I didn’t have to knock. I built the damn door. And now - → CEOs & Coaches from NY, London, Dubai know my name before we’ve even met. → CEOs ask how I got “this good” at clarity → People say, “I’ve been reading your posts for months. It’s finally time.” It’s wild how that happens. Not because you went viral. But because you got so consistent with showing up as yourself… That people started paying attention. — You don’t need to impress the algorithm. You need to impress the right people. And trust me — they’re watching.👀 P.S. I made a playbook for those who want to use LinkedIn to grow without making it a second job. Comment “GUIDE” and I’ll send it over.

2018: Thought I’d build a career in data analytics. 2019: Discovered I hated coding — but fell in love with marketing. 2020: Moved to Dubai. No grand plan, just hunger to figure things out. 2021: Still figuring, but LinkedIn started to feel like home. 2022: Learned what makes people stop scrolling and start paying attention. 2024: Recognized as one of the top 156 digital marketers in the UAE. 2025: Working with global CEOs, founders, creators, and coaches — all through LinkedIn. If you asked me years ago what my future looked like, I would’ve never guessed this. But the biggest shift wasn’t about jobs or titles. It was about understanding people. Because when you get people right, opportunities follow. And no — it wasn’t magic, and it wasn’t luck. It was staying consistent, even when results were silent. LinkedIn taught me that showing up beats showing off. And if you’re somewhere in the middle right now — still figuring it out, still waiting for the pieces to click — You’re not lost. You’re just building. — P.S. The best compliment I ever get? “You really understand how this works.” That one never gets old. Now you: What’s one thing your past self wouldn’t believe about your life today? I’m listening 👇

Posting every day. Growing followers. Still NOT getting LEADS????? Yeah… you’re not alone. Let’s be honest— You’re doing “everything right” on LinkedIn. ✅ Showing up daily ✅ Posting value ✅ Getting comments But leads? Crickets. So what’s really going on? Let’s break it down 👇 1. You’re posting to impress, not convert. Most content sounds good, looks good… But doesn’t speak to anyone directly. It’s all tips, no trigger. All advice, no urgency. If your audience can’t see themselves in your post, They won’t see themselves paying you either. 2. Your profile isn’t working hard enough. Real talk — your content brings people in. But your profile? That’s what closes them. So if your bio still says: "Helping people grow online" …you’re losing leads while you sleep. 3. Your CTA game is weak. A pretty caption with no next step = No conversations. No conversions. No clients. Say the thing. Tell them to DM you. Guide the action. 4. No proof, no payoff. People don’t want potential. They want proof. If your content is amazing but nobody knows what you’ve done for clients— You’ll stay “inspiring,” not in-demand. I say this with love: 🤍 LinkedIn doesn’t owe you results. But if you play it right— It will give you everything. P.S. You don’t need more followers. You need better conversions. P.P.S. What’s one thing you know you’re doing right… but still not seeing results from? Drop it 👇 I’ll take a look.

This is the only LinkedIn guide you’ll ever need. (and it doesn’t involve carousels, trends, or pretending you love Mondays) Here’s what most people do: Post content. Add some hashtags. Pray for leads. And when nothing happens? They blame the algorithm. But here’s the truth: It’s not the platform. It’s how you’re using it. So let’s fix that 👇 Step 1 — Your Profile = Your Sales Page It should take one scroll for someone to know: → Who you help → What you do → Why they should trust you No long bios. No “passionate about storytelling” fluff. Just clarity. Step 2 — Create Content That Converts Forget going viral. Focus on being valuable. Write how you speak. Say what others are scared to say. And don’t just give tips — give truth. That’s how people remember you. Step 3 — Start Conversations, Not Campaigns You’re not a content machine. You’re a human. → Comment with purpose → DM with warmth → Follow-up without being weird Leads come from people, not posts. Step 4 — Stay for 90 days Everyone wants results in 9. Try 90. Because LinkedIn rewards consistency, Not one-hit wonders. That’s it. Clarity. Connection. Conversation. Consistency. You don’t need to do more. You need to do the right things, better. P.S. I’ve used this exact flow to help over 30+ founders, coaches & creators turn attention into real clients and revenue — even if they started from zero. DM "GUIDE" I'll send you my checklist to revamp your LinkedIn. P.P.S. What’s the ONE thing you’ve been skipping in your LinkedIn game? 👇 Be real. I’ll reply.

The ONE type of LinkedIn post CEOs should STOP writing immediately! We’ve all seen them. Maybe you’ve even written one.🥲 The kind of post that looks like this: “Excited to announce XYZ” “Proud to share my latest milestone!” I'm going to tell you the hard truth: Nobody cares about announcements that don’t add value to their lives. If your LinkedIn posts are just about YOU— Your promotions. Your wins. Your company’s achievements. You’re missing the point. (REALLYYY) Instead, try this: 1️⃣ Share the lessons behind the milestones. - What did you learn on your journey to that achievement? - What challenges did you face, and how did you overcome them? 2️⃣ Make it about THEM. - Ask yourself: - What does my audience need to hear? - How can my experience help them solve a problem or inspire action? 3️⃣ Tell a story. - People don’t remember facts—they remember how you made them feel. - Use storytelling to create an emotional connection. To give you an example: A CEO I worked with shared a story about how they almost gave up on a big deal. Instead of just saying, “We closed a $1M deal!” They shared: - What went wrong during the negotiations. - How they fixed it. - The lesson they learned that other founders could apply. The result were 🤌 Their post had 5x more engagement than their previous “announcement” post. They received 4 DMs from potential clients who resonated with their story. So? Stop treating LinkedIn like a bulletin board for your wins. (SIMPLE) Start using it to build connections and offer value. ♻️ Repost this to remind your network that value-driven content always wins. P.S. - CEOs, what kind of LinkedIn posts do you avoid writing? Or better yet, which ones do you love reading? _________________________ Which announcement or milestone can you turn into a valuable story TODAY? DM me if you need help crafting it.

The 1 thing you need to know about personal branding. You’re not Nike. You’re not Apple. And you don’t need to be. Those brands have: → 100-member marketing teams → Million-dollar ad budgets → And 10-slide decks for a single caption You? You’ve got a story. A skill. And access to unfiltered attention — for free. That’s your edge. And the moment you stop trying to look like a Fortune 500 brand — You finally start attracting clients like one. Let me break it down for you - They optimise funnels. → You start conversations. They chase polish. → You build trust. They’ve got reach. → You’ve got relevance. (Getting this?) That’s real positioning. It’s why my clients go from “Why is no one reaching out?” to “5 calls booked this week — just from LinkedIn.” Not from 100 posts. From 1 right message, shown to the right people. Because you don’t need to look big. You need to look needed. And when you do that? People stop scrolling. And start booking. P.S. If you’re a founder, coach, or consultant tired of being “consistent” but invisible — DM me ACTIVATE. We’ll fix that in Week 1.

Writing good LinkedIn content isn’t enough anymore. I see CEOs, founders, and coaches putting effort into their LinkedIn posts. Great insights. Strong opinions. Valuable lessons. ALL GREAT! But they’re still not getting engagement. Still not getting leads. Still not building authority. Why? Because just writing good content isn’t enough anymore. The game has changed. In 2025, here is what will make content WORK - Your content needs distribution. If you’re not engaging before & after posting, your content is dying in silence. - Comment on industry leaders’ posts. - Start conversations in your DMs. - Show up in the feed before you expect people to show up for you. One of my clients, a SaaS founder, went from 5 likes to 100+ just by engaging strategically before posting. Your content needs positioning. Not all posts are created equal. Some are for engagement (storytelling, relatable insights). Some are for authority (Thought leadership, industry breakdowns). Some are for conversion (Direct CTA, client wins). If you’re ONLY writing good content but not writing content that moves people toward working with you—you’re leaving money on the table. Your content needs momentum. One post won’t change your LinkedIn game. - Show up 3-4x a week. - Test different formats. - Learn what your audience reacts to. It’s not about the “perfect” post. It’s about building a presence that keeps you top of mind every single week. Writing great content is step one. But without distribution, positioning, and momentum, even the best content won’t get you results. P.S. - What’s one thing you’ll change about your LinkedIn content strategy this month? Drop it in the comments—I want to know. ♻️Repost to share with your community. Thank you.

No one HIRES you from the feed. No one buys just because your post went VIRAL. Decisions happen on your PROFILE. And yet—most CEOs & founders are losing high-ticket clients because of tiny, fixable mistakes. So here’s your no-BS LinkedIn Profile Optimization Checklist: ✅ Your headline isn’t just a job title. Nobody is searching for “Founder at XYZ.” They’re searching for “The go-to expert for [insert problem].” ✅ Your About section doesn’t read like a Wikipedia page. Less “I have 15 years of experience.” More “Here’s how I help people like you.” ✅ Your profile picture makes you look like someone to do business with. Blurry selfies? Cropped vacation pics? No thanks. ✅ Your banner actually says something. Not just a pretty image. Make it SELL for you—who you help, what you do, why it matters. ✅ Your Featured section isn’t collecting dust. Case studies. A free resource. A link to book a call. (If this section is EMPTY, you’re leaving money on the table.) ✅ Your experience section isn’t a résumé. Nobody cares about job descriptions. Tell a story. Hook people in. ✅ Your CTA is painfully clear. If someone lands on your profile and doesn’t know what to do next… Congrats. You just lost them. The CEOs & founders getting leads from LinkedIn? Their profile sells for them before the conversation even starts. So ask yourself today— If a potential client checked your profile right now… Would they instantly know what you do? Or would they leave and forget about you? P.S. - DM me ‘Profile Makeover’ and in 60 minutes, I’ll revamp your LinkedIn into a 24/7 client-attracting machine.