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📌Hi, I’m Khurshid 

I help founders & Coaches build their authority on LinkedIn.

1.5 years ago, when I started on LinkedIn. 

I had no knowledge of LinkedIn.

- After failing again and again
- After lots of trial and error

I've realized and potential. 

And since them, I'm getting the results I'm looking for!

You are missing a lot if you are still thinking, LinkedIn is a resume.

People same as you are 

- Winning Clients
- Building Audience
- Doing dream collaboration

And most important, building a brand that works for them while they sleep!

Want to build a personal brand on LinkedIn

- That speaks for you
- That bring opportunities
- And make an impact

DM me "LinkedIn11"

LinkedIn Ghostwriter 

Your profile isn’t just a placeholder

—it’s your first impression. And first impressions matter.

A strong profile can:

- Grab attention immediately.
- Build trust with your audience.
- Establish your credibility.

But here’s the hard truth:

If your profile doesn’t do these things, 
you’re not just losing leads—you’re losing trust.

So, what makes a LinkedIn profile effective?
It comes down to these 5 key elements:

1) Banner – Your personal billboard. 
2) Headline – The hook that grabs attention. 
3) Profile Photo – Your first visual impression.
4) About Section – Why should your ICP care?
5) Featured Section – The proof of your value.
 
When these elements work together, 
your profile becomes a magnet for opportunities.

But if they’re overlooked? Even the best content can go unnoticed.

If you’re ready to turn your profile into a tool that attracts and converts.

DM me “Optimization11”

LinkedIn Profile Optimizer

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Ghostwriter for Founders & Coaches | Brand-Strategist | Building my own Community

You know LinkedIn can transform your business—but only if your profile works for you.
Most profiles fail to deliver because:

↳ They don’t stand out in a crowded space.
↳ They fail to attract inbound leads.
↳ They confuse visitors about your expertise.

Each day, potential clients land on your profile but leave uncertain, choosing competitors who seem more polished—even if they’re not.

Here’s the truth: an outdated, unclear LinkedIn profile costs you opportunities. But one decision can change that.

Are you ready to change your Profile?

I help busy founders and coaches:

↳ Build a profile that works 24/7 for them
↳ Showcase their expertise authentically.
↳ Craft clear, compelling personal brands.
↳ Attract ideal clients effortlessly—while they focus on scaling their businesses.

Here’s what a recent client said about working with me:

"Khurshid is a standout professional. Punctual, reliable, and creative, he combines attention to detail with flexibility and a collaborative spirit. Generous with his time and ideas, he delivers excellent service promptly and efficiently. I highly recommend him for his dedication and ability to produce outstanding results."

Let’s turn your profile into a 24/7 lead magnet.
 DM me “Profile” to get started!

I've lost a huge $$ because of my LinkedIn mistakes.
(Read this to save yours)

I've been posting on LinkedIn for 2 years.

What I used to do (Zero results):
❌ Commenting randomly everywhere 
❌ Connecting with anyone and everyone 
❌ Chasing likes and vanity metrics 
❌ Never following up with prospects 
❌ Being desperate in every DM

What I do now (Consistent clients):
✅ Comment strategically on ideal clients' posts
✅ Connect with clear purpose and specific goals 
✅ Focus on metrics that actually matter 
✅ Track prospects in CRM for proper follow-up 
✅ Lead with value, not desperation

The difference?

Before: 
Scattered energy, zero strategy 

After: 
Focused actions, clear results

Most founders are still doing what I used to do:
Spraying and praying. 
Hoping something sticks. 
Getting frustrated with no results.

Here's what actually works:
→ Be intentional with every action 
→ Quality over quantity always 
→ Strategy beats activity

Your LinkedIn success isn't about doing more.
It's about doing the right things.

Stop being busy. Start being strategic.

Khurshid Ansari 🌟

Helping Founders & Coaches build a strong LinkedIn Brand (Writing + Designing)

"Always ask before you sell." That's what people advise
It didn’t work for me in the beginning. Here’s why

In the beginning, I followed what most people told me.

Everyone told me to ask permission in DMs:

"Hey, would it be helpful if I send you this?" 
"Hey, can I share a strategy that could help you?" 
"Hey, can I show you how to improve your posts?"

The responses crushed me:
"Are you trying to sell me something?" 
"Not interested." Read but no reply.

As a beginner, this destroyed my confidence.

I started questioning myself 

Am I doing this wrong?
Is my approach too salesy?
Should I just give up?

Then I realized the problem:

Asking isn't just about asking.
 
It's about leading the conversation.

I had no idea how to do that.
So I changed my approach completely:
(I’m not saying asking before selling is wrong) 

Instead of asking for permission... 
I directly showed them value.

My new DM strategy:
→ "I noticed your profile has this specific problem"
→ "Here's exactly how it's costing you opportunities"
→ "Here are 3 ways to fix it immediately"

No asking. Just delivering.

The result:
They couldn't ignore the value. 
They saw my expertise immediately. 

Yes, it's true that even here, most people never replied. However, I’ve got better results than the “asking before selling” approach.

I signed 3-5 clients using this exact approach.

Sometimes showing beats asking. 
Value speaks louder than permission.

Follow Khurshid A. for more insights.

If your dream client is ignoring your message

This Post is for you…(Read till last)

I’ve realized a common pattern in them.

After working with 10+ thought leaders.

Here’s what I’ve learned about them

Their LinkedIn DMs are flooded with pitches.
Sales messages everywhere. 

They're extremely busy to check every message. 

Your valuable message gets buried.

Most people give up here.

They assume: "Not interested."

This is the mistake I used to make.


Here's how to break through the noise:

Step 1: Find Their Email
→ Check their LinkedIn contact info
→ Visit their website (gold mine for emails)
→ Look for "Contact" or "About" pages

Step 2: 
Send your follow-up via email, not LinkedIn.

Why this works:
Email inboxes are less cluttered. 
They actually read their emails. 

You stand out from LinkedIn spam.

I used this exact strategy:

LinkedIn DM: 
→ No response for 2 weeks 

Email follow-up: 
→ Reply within 24 hours 

Result: 
→Booked a strategy call

The game-changer:
People have preferred communication channels.

→ Some live in their email. 
→ Some scroll LinkedIn constantly. 
→ Some are active on X (Twitter)

Your job? Find THEIR preferred channel.

Stop assuming silence means "no."
Start assuming you're in the wrong inbox.

Ps:- Are you active on your email?

Your profile is costing you Opportunities 
Every single day.

When someone lands on your profile, they have a few seconds to decide.

If they can't instantly figure out:

→ What do you do?
→ Who do you help?
→ What problems do you solve?
→ Why should they care?
→ What should they do next?

That’s when they leave you.

Your unoptimized profile costs you:

- Dream clients who become competitors' clients 
- Speaking opportunities that go to others 
- Partnerships that never happen 
- Revenue that walks away

Your profile should work like a 24/7 salesperson.

It should: 
✓ Speak on your behalf while you sleep 
✓ Let people know about your offers
✓ Build trust with strangers instantly

Most thought leaders spend hours creating content. 

Then lose clients because of a 10-second profile visit.

Your profile is your digital storefront.

Would you shop at a store with no signs, no clear products, and no way to buy?

Neither will your dream clients.

Fix your profile and stop losing opportunities that you deserve. 

Want to fix your profile with me? DM “Opimize11”

(Fixed 15+ Thought leaders' profiles already.)

P.S.:- Swipe through the carousel to see my recent work.

Profile Revamp (Sophie Moss)

Here’s 21 advices for 2024 version of myself

(Number 14 is something you should always follow)

After failing again and again in the journey of figuring it out. 

Here are some of my recent learnings that have helped me a lot when it comes to approaching things the right way.

Here is the 21 advice:

1. You just need to start to figure things out.
2. Don't ignore your DMs. They're too powerful.
3. Change your mindset from selling to helping.
4. If you don't know, ask others who can help.
5. Stay top of your ICP's mind by helping them.
6. Focus on “RETENTION”, not just acquisition.
7. Don't be afraid to “UPSELL” your past clients.
8. Try not to “PITCH” in DMs. Book calls instead.
9. Don't “assume” people know about your stuff.
10. Build trust with your ICP through your insight.
11. Always be open to “FEEDBACK” and learning.
12. Don't “COMPARE” your level 5 to their level 20.
13. “Shadow” the person you admire, then adjust it.
14. Don't trust all the advice out there on LinkedIn.
15. Focus on one thing at a time for better outcomes.
16. Never hesitate to appreciate others who add value.
17. Help the people who need the insights you have.
18. Don't know what to share? Share recent learnings.
19. Love the process as much as you love outcomes.
20. Apologize when you make mistakes. That's human.
21. One high-quality client beats three low-quality ones.

Each lesson that you learn in your journey is what makes you better. 

Ps:- What 1 advice would you like to give to your 2024 self?

"Stop obsessing over Top 1% Creator badges."

Here's why I don't care anymore.

I’ve read a lot of posts from today’s so-called Top 1% creators.

The content? Mediocre at best. 
The insights? Nothing I hadn't seen 100 times before. 
The value? Decent.

Here's what I realized:
Some Top 1% creators are just as or less than you.
.
And you feel bad about yourself because of them.

We treat that badge like a Nobel Prize. That’s when the problem starts.

I've analyzed dozens of these "top creators" and found:

1. Same recycled content as everyone else 
2. Same topics with no fresh perspective 
3. Same generic advice wrapped in fancy formatting

So why do we put them on a pedestal?

The truth that nobody wants to hear:
Just because someone has a Top 1% badge doesn't mean they know more than you.

And just because you don't have one doesn't mean you know less.

Focus on what actually matters:
→ Your expertise and experience 
→ Your unique perspective and voice 
→ Your ability to help real people solve real problems

Stop chasing titles. Start building substance.

Some of the smartest people I know aren’t even in the race for titles.

Focus on your work, not on the title.

In the last 8 months, I've redesigned 50+ LinkedIn banners for founders, coaches, and thought leaders.

Your LinkedIn banner gets 5 seconds to make or break a first impression.

Most thought leaders waste it.

Here’s the truth?
Your banner is doing one of two things: 

→ Opening doors to new opportunities 
→ Quietly closing them before you even know it

Here’s what happens after optimization.

→ Instant credibility when prospects visit their profile 
→ Clear differentiation from competitors
→ Showcase your brand clearly

Why does this work?

A strategic banner does 3 things in seconds: 

→ Establishes immediate authority 
→ Communicates your unique value 
→ Attracts your ideal clients like a magnet

Your profile is either your biggest asset or your biggest blind spot.

There's no neutral ground on LinkedIn.

Ready to stop blending in?

If you're tired of being invisible to the people who matter most, send me a DM with "OPTIMIZE11" and let's make your profile impossible to ignore.

Taking 5 thought leaders only in September.

LinkedIn Banners

Here’s what you see on LinkedIn. AND…
Here's what happens behind the scenes.

What you see: 
→ Just signed my biggest client ever! 
What you miss: 
→ The 47 proposals that got rejected before this one landed.

What you see: 
→ My DMs are flooded with discovery calls!
What you miss: 
→ The 100+ messages sent to get those 5 responses.

What you see: 
→ Launched my course and hit 6 figures!
What you miss: 
→ The 18 months of failed launches and zero sales.

What you see: 
→ Speaking at 5 conferences this year!
What you miss: 
→ The 50+ rejection emails from event organizers.

Here’s the reality behind every "overnight success" that a very few people talk about:

→ Countless hours of invisible work 
→ Rejection after rejection after rejection
→ Failed attempts nobody talks about
→ Grinding when motivation runs dry 
→ Learning from mistakes in private


LinkedIn celebrates the wins. 
Nobody posts about the losses.

The truth?
Every success story is built on a foundation of failures, rejections, and relentless persistence.

The next time you see someone's "breakthrough moment," remember:

You're seeing the 1% victory, not the 99% struggle that made it possible.

Keep grinding. Your highlight reel moment is coming.

Here's my simple approach to solving real problems of my ICP through my content.

Most people create content based on what they want to say.
That's the Wrong approach.

Here’s what I do:

Step 1: Study Your Target Audience
→ Go to their profiles. 
→ Read their posts. 
→ Check their comments.

Step 2: List Their Real Problems
→ Unoptimized profiles that don't convert 
→ Sharing irrelevant content that gets ignored 
→ Posting without engaging (ghost mode) 
→ Generic comments that add zero value 
→ No clear strategy or direction

Step 3: Turn Problems into Content

Ask yourself: "If they came to me for help, what would I tell them?"

Problem: Unoptimized profile 
→ Content: "5 ways to turn your profile into a client magnet"

Problem: Irrelevant content 
→ Content: "How to create content your audience actually wants"

Problem: Generic comments 
→ Content: "Comment strategy that gets you noticed"

Step 4: Solve One Problem Per Post
Each piece of content should solve ONE specific problem they're facing right now.

The result:
Your audience thinks: "This person gets me."

Stop guessing what your audience wants. 
Start solving what they actually need.

What's the biggest problem your ideal clients are facing right now?

Your Industry leaders have your dream clients
Here's how to find them (In their account)

Most thought leaders struggle to find their ideal clients.

They guess. They hope. They waste time.

Here are 3 ways that I followed to find my ICP from my industry leader’s account.

Method 1: 
Look who’s following your Industry leaders

→ Write “TITLES” of your ICP.
→ Click "People" → "All Filters"
→ Add their name in "Follower of"

Boom. Instant prospect list.

Method 2:
Look who’s engaging with your Industry leader’s post

→ Visit their recent posts
→ See who's liking their content
→ Check who's commenting

Check if your ICPs are present there.

Method 3: 
Look where your industry leader engage

→ Check where they comment
→ See what posts they like
→ Check where they are mostly active

More chances, your clients hang out there

Here are some PRO TIPs to get better results

- Use “BOOLEAN” search to get laser-focused 
- Use these methods with your competitor as well.
- When connecting with ICP - Build familiarity first.

Yes, you have to do the work, but when you do it smarter, you get better results. 

Stop searching blindly. Start searching strategically.
Ps:- What’s the #1 go-to place to find high-quality clients?

“The #1 problem I’m facing here is visibility” 

This is what one of my ICP told me in a call.

Most thought leaders on LinkedIn faces the same problem.

Here’s what I found when I audited her profile.

1. She wasn’t sharing content consistently. 
2. She wasn’t commenting with strategy.
3. She wasn’t at all active in the DM. 

Isn’t that the reason? Why wasn't she getting visibility?

Most of the time, the basics are only problems. 

If you don’t do it right? It’s difficult to get in front of people 

Here’s how you can do it.

1. Share “RELEVANT” content consistently. 
- Even if you are doing 3x/week. Do it regularly.

2. Be there for others to support 
-  Want support? Start by giving it first.

3. Be helpful in your DMs.
- Connect with your ICPs in the DM

Start doing the above 3 steps. You are good to go.

Here’s the truth?

LinkedIn is not just about selling or promoting.

It’s about connecting, building and growing with people.

When you do these things right, you get the results you look for.

Want me to audit your strategy? DM me “AUDIT11”

Each time you open LinkedIn. 
You think, "I need more… to get results.

→ More followers, 
→ More engagement, 
→ More everything.

But here's what I see:

You have 5000 followers. 
You want 10,000.

You post (3-4)/week. 
You want to post daily.

You have 2 clients. 
You want 5 more.

I get it. We all want more.

But here's the truth:

Before you chase what you don't have... 
Are you maximizing what you already have?

Ask yourself:
→ Are you deeply serving your current followers? 
→ Are you sharing your best knowledge/insights? 
→ Are you giving 100% to your existing clients? 
→ Are you implementing what you already know?

If NO - Then work on that first.

Sometimes
→ Your current audience is enough.
→ Your current knowledge is enough. 
→ Your current opportunities are enough.

If you use them right.
Stop chasing more. 
Start maximising what's already yours.

Keep working with what you have. 

Very soon, you will make yourself proud.

Happy Sunday!

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