Khurshid A.'s Linkedin Analytics

The #1 Lesson I Learned in 6 Months (This is for you if you're learning from everyone’s posts.) LinkedIn is full of Knowledge. Isn’t it? From writing and designing to content creation— There’s an ocean of knowledge out there. And guess what? I was stuck because of overflowing of knowledge Too much knowledge can be overwhelming. The more I listened to those advice, the more I realized Most of the advice out there is just noise: 1. It won’t help you in any way. → Because it’s just copied from others. 2. It’s impractical to try it. → Because it doesn’t fit your journey. 3. It's an incomplete story about them. → Because they share results, not efforts. So, what did I do? I stopped following everyone. Instead, I picked a handful of creators and:  → ️Research their content deeply. → Studied their posts, events, and strategies. → Dedicated just 30 minutes a day to learning from them. And those 30 minutes taught me more than hours of random scrolling to take everyone's advice. Don’t follow everyone’s advice out there. They are just noise. Find the right voices and stick with them. Ps; - Who is your Fav creator when it comes to learning about LinkedIn?

10 Power words you can use to make your hook irresistible 1. Secret → Everyone craves exclusive insights ↳ The secret to writing viral LinkedIn posts. ↳ This secret will 10x your productivity. 2. Instant → Speed matters. No one wants to wait. ↳ Get instant results with this simple tweak. ↳ An instant hack to double your engagement. 3. Proven → Trust is built on results. ↳ A proven method to boost your sales. ↳ A proven strategy for getting high-paying clients. 4. Simple → Simplicity is what we crave for ↳ 5 Simple ways to effortless networking. ↳ One simple Formula to elevate for LinkedIn game. 5. Effortless → We all love easy tasks. ↳ Effortless writing tips that attract engagement. ↳ Make selling effortless with this technique. 6. New → Novelty grabs attention fast. ↳ A new way to stand out on LinkedIn. ↳ This new Content system is changing the game. 7. Now → Urgency makes people act. ↳ Start making money online now! ↳ One simple hack, you can use now. 8. You → Personalization makes it about them. ↳ What’s stopping you from reaching your goals? ↳ You won’t believe how simple this is. 9. Because → It gives people a reason to care. ↳ You need this because your post screams. ↳ Because the best marketers do this daily. 10. Top → Everyone wants to be in the top 1%. ↳ How Top performers stay ahead of the game. ↳ 5 top business books that made me money. Ps:- What else will you add?

It’s been almost 18+ months since I've been writing online. I failed countless times during this period to learn this. - I’ve made countless mistakes while writing. - My Posts failed countless times on LinkedIn. As a result, I’ve learned the most important thing about writing. That’s → Content Structure. No matter what you are writing. It’s what makes an “ideal content.” It’s the most fundamental thing of any content. Here are the 3 things that makes a content structure 1. Hook: - It grabs the attention of your audience. 2. Body: - It delivers the promise that you make. 3. CTA: - It triggers your audience to take action. The only difference between a post that succeed and a post  that fails is “Content structure” Next time when you write your posts, Here’s what you can do 1. Make your hook compelling enough  - Add “power” words on your hook - Use “Curiosity” in the hook 2. Make sure your body is good enough  - Use Stories on the body - Use bullet points in the body 3. Make your CTA is clear - Use simple and easy language  - Be specific while writing CTA Your content structure is what makes your content  “Liked” or “Ignored” Make sure you do it correctly. Ps: - What one tip do you give to people when it comes to writing?

It took me almost 50 Sales calls to learn these lessons (You can learn it in Less than 1-min) Here are a few of the lessons 1. Always research your client before the call. 2. Have your every file arranged before the call. 3. Always share your work with them in the call. 4. Always start by acknowledging the client's point. 5. Don’t share your prices too early on the call. 6. Show all the value that they are going to get. 7. Speak less and let your client speak more. 8. Don’t let your client take control of the call. 9. Don’t be desperate to sell on the call. 10. Most importantly end the call with CTA. That’s all I’ve learned yet. I’ll share more insights on it after going on more sales calls. Ps: - What's one mistake you made in sales call that you don't want others to do it?

5 improvements that made me 5X effective (Three of them you can apply right after this post) 1. Analyzing your post every week  → It gave me clarity of what’s working 2. Commenting on at least 40-50 Posts. → It gave me more and more visibility 3. Experimenting with different contents  → It gave me an idea of what to post here. 4. Networking with people in your niche → It gave me lessons from their journey 5. Messaging minimum (2-5) person/day → It gave me many amazing friends Ps:- What's you non-negotiable when it comes to LinkedIn?

You’re building your brand but is it working for you? You post daily. You promote your offers. You add a call to action. Yet… nothing changes. Here’s why: 1. You copy-paste AI content. → It kills your credibility. 2. You don’t engage with your audience. → It limits your reach & opportunities. Posting isn’t enough. Ask yourself: ↳ Are you posting with a strategy? ↳ Are you engaging with your audience? ↳ Are you solving their problems in your content? Use LinkedIn the right way. That’s when it works for you.

Last 4 months has been an eye-opening month for me Before working with clients, I was confident... I thought working with clients was all about delivering great work. And everything would fall into place. Then, I actually started working with them. And that’s when I realized how wrong I was. ↳ It wasn’t just about delivering work. ↳ It was about understanding unspoken expectations. ↳ It was about handling feedback, communicating well, and so on. The deeper I got into it, The more I realized how much I still had to learn. There are so many aspects of life that we often ignore but play a huge role: ↳ The way you show up ↳ The way you communicate ↳ The way you make others feel Each of these is a high-value skill. Each of these shapes your success. But here’s what nobody tells you: The more you act, the more you realize gaps you never even knew existed. Progress is a never-ending journey. The more you progress, The more you realize how much further there is to go. And the journey never ends. And that’s the best part. Ps:- What’s the most important skill one should definitely have?

It’s “painful” to say but at the same time, It’s true. (People less talented than you are winning, but you are not) You have everything it takes to succeed on LinkedIn: ↳ Years of experience in your industry. ↳ A track record of transformation stories. ↳ A clear offer that genuinely helps people. But here’s the truth:  None of that matters if no one knows about you. That’s why people with less experience than you are winning. Not because they’re better, but because they’re more visible. Your achievements won’t speak for themselves. If you don’t tell your story, no one will. Your expertise means nothing if no one knows about it. So instead of waiting to be noticed, start telling your story: 1. Share experiences your audience will relate to. 2. Share lessons you’ve learned (the wins and the struggles) 3. Share the transformations you’ve helped create. 4. Share insights that position you as the go-to expert. Your audience needs to see you before they can trust you. And trust is the key to winning on LinkedIn. The more visible you are, the more opportunities come your way. Follow Khurshid A. for more

Jan 2024: I was not even sure what BOFU content was. Today, each of my BOFU content got me 1-2 Leads. Just yesterday evening, I was going through my past chats. That’s when I found one of my old messages. It made me realize → the power of one year of consistency. Just a year ago, I didn’t even know what BOFU content was. Back then, I remember people saying: “Post BOFU content → to get Leads”. I wanted to ask, but hesitated… ↳ What if they think I’m foolish? ↳ What if they don’t want to help? Despite those embarrassing feelings,I reached out to someone in my community and asked…  (And funny enough, we still have a call pending to discuss it. 🫡) But what I never stopped doing → Posting. → I kept posting, even when it felt like pointless → I kept posting, even without a clear strategy. → I kept posting, even when there were no results. And now, my BOFU posts bring me leads. Looking back, it’s funny. It makes me realize how drastically things can change in just one year. It all happened because I always believed → "Better days are ahead." To live those better days → You have to put in the work now. if you ever feel foolish for not knowing something, It’s okay mate, It’s just a matter of time. Everything changes. ♻️Repost to help the one who may need it.

How do I get 20+ Content Ideas in 30 Min? (Tested and Proven Way to get ideas) Sometimes getting content ideas becomes a heavy-lifting task for many people. Before a few months, I used to struggle about - What to write? - Is this idea good? - Will People like it? And this turns into a shape of inconsistency! Here’s how I fixed it! All you need is to know about your content pillars. [2 or 3 Pillars are enough, more than that leads to confusion] - Go to Reddit, Quora, YouTube, Answer the Public… - Type your “Keyword” (Your Content Pillar)  - You will get a bunch of trending or old questions. - These questions are the ones people care about. - Collect the questions and turn them into Posts Ex:- ↳ How do I grow on LinkedIn? [Question] - 5 Simples ways to grow on LinkedIn [Post] “Repeat this process, and you will be overloaded with ideas” No more blinking on the screen. Ps: - What’s you “go to” for finding ideas?

You Have Just 7 Seconds to Make an Impression! Your LinkedIn banner isn’t just a background → it’s your first pitch. ↳ Does it instantly show what you do? ↳ Does it grab attention and build credibility? ↳ Does it make your audience stop and say, “I need this person”? If NOT, you’re missing a bunch of opportunities on your table. Because no matter how experienced/talented you are— 🔴 A dull, generic banner = lost opportunities. 🔴 A forgettable profile = missed connections. 🔴 A weak first impression = no inbound leads. Want to fix this and turn your banner into a client magnet? DM me "BANNER11" in the comments.

Painful Truth: You’re losing a lot of Leads just because you aren’t taking the first step (Here’s how↓) Just before few months I started taking the “Profile views” metric seriously. Before this - I was obsessed with impressions. - I cared too much about follower's count. Caring about those is not wrong (If that’s your goal) And I found that it’s not my goal at the moment. My goal was to get leads. Thus, I changed my obsession. Now, the number #1 metric I’m obsessed with → “Profile View” But why? Just 2 months ago, when I messaged one of my ICP  (He checked my profile) I couldn’t believe when he said “Can you tell me how we can potentially collaborate?” This made me realize my mistake. I’ve ignored multiple views from my ICP. I never messaged them or connected with them. Here’s the eye-opening shift: Not all people check your profile just because you checked their profile. Some people check but don’t take the first step. → They never tell you that they need you. One who removes the friction always wins. That’s why taking the first step (Connecting with them is so imp) Be the action taker and ask what they are looking for. Next time when someone check your profile 1. Connect with them 2. Message them. Let’s make profile views as our #1 metric to track. Go and check how many ICP have checked your profile today! ♻️Found this helpful? Repost it to help others.

This 1 simple practice has changed everything for me In the last 6 months. I’ve not improved my content out of nowhere. Once, I was there in the position, where 1. None of my content resonated. 2. None of my content was helpful. Only thing that helped me to improve my content. I started asking questions to myself before publishing. 1. Would I have found this content helpful, a year ago? 2. Will someone 1 or 2 steps behind learn something? 3. Will this content give hope/ideas to the people? If the answer is “NO” - I don’t post it I’ve been doing it since months. Every time I write - I ask myself questions. After completion of each post. Spend 1-2 min asking questions. Those simple questions will take you far in content creation game. “If your content is not resonating, time to change your approach” Ps: - What practice helps you a lot while writing educational content?