Founders want a predictable and reliable flow of clients.

I’ve built a step-by-step LinkedIn system that does that.

(And grown my solo biz to 6-figures in 12 months using it).

Before working with me most Founders are struggling with:

- Doing cold outreach all the time
- Relying on referrals and word of mouth
- Not knowing how to attract their ideal clients

And this usually leads to uncertainty & unpredictable months.

Imagine instead:

- Having your dream clients asking how to work with you.
- Having relaxed DM’s that naturally turn into booked calls.
- Having sales calls that you close easily, without feeling pushy.

Here's what my 4-step system looks like:

1. An offer that makes people want to buy before a call
2. A profile that turns views into inbound enquiries
3. Content that attracts buyers, not browsers
4. DMs that book 5+ calls a week

It’s the exact same process that helped:

📌 Charlotte Johnson: Grow a £45k pipeline in 30 days
📌 Jody Jacobson: Go from overwhelmed to $500k in inbound leads
📌 Sanne Wouters: Sign 15 clients and make 49.5k euros whilst working 2.5 days/week
📌 Danny Kirk: go from no leads to a consistent flow of leads every single week!
📌 Dan Silver: Go from rarely posting to having a clear content strategy + inbound leads every month
📌 Lily Malekyazdi: Go from starting a biz and needing leads to winning awards in her industry due to her content
📌 Atty Cronin: Go from overwhelmed to having a clear strategy and generating her first 4 ever inbound leads, as well as increasing impressions by 31% and engagement by 60%
📌 Tom Bolger: Go from never knowing what to post to hitting 20k impressions in a single post and picking up new clients & candidates

And Many others!

(testimonials in featured, below).

This system works. 

If you want a simple to follow system with more clients and predictable growth…

Book a call with me in the Featured section below :)

P.S. Enjoy my content? Ring my bell 🔔 so you don’t miss future posts.

You ONLY get 500 impressions on your posts:

- You're getting 3 Likes
- You're getting 1 comment
- You're trying to improve every day

It's pretty frustrating, right?

I've been there and I KNOW it's not easy.

Most days I felt like:

- Just giving up
- LinkedIn wasn't worth it
- Everyone else must know something I don't

The 500 impressions, though? 

Here's what you don't see:

- Your ideal client has read your last 5 posts
- Your ideal client is checking out your profile
- Your ideal client is forwarding your posts internally
- Your ideal client is saving your posts to learn from YOU

Having 500 people stop & read what you have to say.....

I would say that's actually pretty cool.


Would you rather have 10K impressions or 5 ideal clients reading every word? 🤷‍♂️


P.S. Below is a pic of 500 people. Imagine this next time you’re stressing about low impressions 👊

Kyle Campion

Founders use my LinkedIn system to book 5+ sales calls EVERY single week within 60 days

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5 (quick) reasons to NEVER try text only posts:

1. A pretty image won't save it
2. It'll never stand out in the feed
3. If the hook sucks, the post dies
4. Readers can only connect with your words
5. Your writing skills is all you have to rely on

This is what most "experts" will tell you.

But for me it's fun (+ It forces me to write better)

For me, it's not about:

- Chasing trends
- Copying everyone else
- Doing what others tell me
- Trying to be someone I’m not

I wanna grow my biz and have fun doing it.

And if you have fun, people can tell.

+ the real magic is in the DMs anyway 👊


P.S. Do you like text-only posts?

Before 2021 I never really got LinkedIn:

- I didn't see why people post
- I didn't see the need to comment
- I didn't see the benefit of connecting
- I didn't know how to DM people effectively

I was pretty bloody useless tbh.

Then something changed.

I finally started taking it seriously:

- Invested in proper coaching (not cheap courses)
- Paid attention to what was working for others
- Started tracking what was working for me
- Played the long game, not the quick wins

The difference wasn't talent or luck.

It was deciding to treat LinkedIn like a real biz tool.

Not just a social media platform.

Most people want the quick wins:

- The viral posts
- The quick hacks
- The overnight success

But the real money is in the boring stuff:

- Showing up consistently
- Building real relationships
- Testing & tracking the data
- Actually trying to help people

If LinkedIn's not delivering you the results you want.

You’re probably just doing it wrong.


P.S. What finally made LinkedIn "click" for you? (Or are you still waiting for that moment?) 🤷‍♂️


P.P.S. I started the year with 10k followers and hit 21k last night…. Thank you to everyone crazy enough to follow me 😎

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5 LinkedIn rules I just LOVE to break:

1. I don't post every day
2. I don't do fancy graphics.
3. I don't comment for 2 hrs/day
4. I don't chase big creators and comment
5. I even do text-only posts when I feel like it

(I'm building a 6-figure business this way)

While some are busy creating carousels and scheduling 2x daily posts...

I'm just here doing my thing:

- Writing on here 4-5x/week
- Using simple words that connect
- Writing with the intention to help others
- Sharing real stuff from my journey
- Building real relationships in the DMs
- Tracking the data to see what’s working

I don't want to be LinkedIn famous.

I just want to help the right people find me.

And ya’know what? 

They do.

Breaking the rules is actually my best strategy 😎


P.S. What "rules" are you breaking on here?

7 ways to kill your LinkedIn rep (quickly)

1. Using AI comments
2. Not posting consistently
3. Ignoring comments on your posts
4. Writing 500 words when 50 would do
5. Arguing in the comments like it's Twitter
6. Not having a clear idea of who you help & how
7. Making your content all about you + adding 0 value

It takes a long time to build a good reputation.

But you can ruin it very quickly.

Did I miss anything? 🤔


P.S. Doing text only posts can also damage your rep apparently 👀

I setup my little solo biz 12 months ago:

- I spend £0 on ads
- I do zero cold outreach
- I only focus on LinkedIn
- I don't use any automation or complex funnels

But I'm just getting started.

What got me HERE won't get me THERE:

- I'll be launching on Skool early next year
- I'll be creating videos & trying to grow on Youtube
- I'll be helping clients with in-depth sales coaching

But ya'know what's NOT changing?

The stuff that actually works:

- Posting 4-5x/week (not daily)
- Writing simple posts using simple words
- Having real convos in the DMs
- Jumping on calls with actual humans
- Helping my clients get consistent results

Year 1 proved the basics work.

Year 2 is about turning up the volume (+ I can't wait) 🥳


P.S. What's ONE thing you're excited about in 2026? 😎

I had a new client break down in tears.

She'd finally had enough!!

She had spent £9,000 on 2x courses in 2025.

Both sold her the same dream:

- DM's are too salesy
- Your dream clients will find you
- Fancy content pillars is all you need

And none of it was working for her.

Her biz was failing (and fast).

The advice she got?

- Post daily for more visibility
- Create endless lead magnets
- Comment for hours building reach

Complete rubbish!!

The quickest & easiest way to win clients on here?

Actually bloody speak to people:

- DM people naturally
- Be curious about their problems
- Have actual convos, not sales pitches

I'm sick of seeing people being sold these lies

Content is great and 100% you should do it

But DMs are where the magic happens 👊

STOP hiding behind content
START having conversations


P.S. Anyone else tired of the 'just post more' advice?? 🤷‍♂️

97% of people get LinkedIn all wrong:

- they stare at a blank screen for 30mins
- they post random stuff and pray it works
- they think one day “the penny will drop”
- they try sending DMs, but feel awkward
- they have zero clue on what's actually working

I speak to people like this every single week.

It sounds so bloody frustrating tbh.

They're not lazy, they're just missing the roadmap.

Here’s what works for me (+ my clients):

1. An offer that makes people ready to buy before a call
2. A profile that gets weekly DMs asking to work with you
3. Content that attracts clients, not just browsers
4. A DM system that books calls every week, effortlessly 

Random posting = random results.

But if you want £10k, £20k, £50k months? You need: 

- A clear strategy to follow
- Data to track what's working
- A system that works on repeat
- Tools that speed everything up
- Prompts, templates & frameworks to help

You can keep hoping LinkedIn clicks one day.

Or you can follow a system that actually works. 

Your call 👊


P.S. What's the ONE thing about LinkedIn that makes you want to throw your laptop? (I bet I've heard it before 😅)

I NEVER run out of content ideas.

(this prompt generates 200 ideas in 5 secs)

But 99% of people still struggle with this:

- They spend hrs every week staring at a blank screen
- They guess what their ideal clients care about
- They write content that gets ignored

I use a single prompt that solves all of this.

Copy it into ChatGPT or Claude, and it generates 200 content ideas tailored to YOUR ideal client in 5 seconds.

Here's what it covers:

1. Your ideal client's biggest pain points
2. Their deepest fears and frustrations
3. Their true desires and wants
4. Their objections they have about working with you

(the prompt gives you 50 ideas on each)

You'll know exactly what your ideal client needs to hear.

Say goodbye to guessing 👋

Want the prompt?

1. Connect with me
2. Comment "PROMPT"

I'll DM it over to ya 👊


P.S. Once you paste it into ChatGPT or Claude just fill in who your ideal client is (job title) and what your offer helps them solve/achieve and you're good to go.

LinkedIn in 2035:
 
 1. Bots selling to bots
 2. Bots arguing with bots
 3. AI now ghosts recruiters
 4. Crying selfies become a KPI
 5. Humblebrags are now automated
 6. Selfies with holograms of Gary Vee
 7. Every job has AI Whisperer in the title
 8. There's a new skill “Pivoted mid-pivot”
 9. Nobody works, just building or hustling
10. I quit my 9-5 posts are now required by law
11. People STILL brag about waking up at 5am
12. LinkedIn launches a dating feature called Synergy
13. 10,000 likes for stories about firing your AI Assistant
14. People are still arguing about the out of work banner
15. You need to tick a box in DMs to confirm you're human
16. The em dash debate carries on (some things never change)
 
Exciting times ahead folks....
 
What LinkedIn trend do YOU hope dies before 2035? 👇
 

P.S. Yes, I'll still be here doing ascending lists in 2035!!

DISCLAIMER: No Bots were harmed in the making of this post 🤖

How I write my weeks content in 57mins:

- I open my laptop
- I look at posts I've screenshot for inspo
- I check my content bank from LinkedIn
- I open the drafts where I've saved ideas during the week
- I grab my cuppa tea (this is crucial tbh)
- I write 4 posts back to back while it's all fresh
- I schedule them all for the week ahead
- I close my laptop and forget about content

That's it. Done.

Some people spend hrs during the week writing content.

But I prefer to be in the DMs talking to people.

So many people get this backwards:

- They stress about posting every day
- They spend hours on graphics
- They overthink every word
- They give up after 3 weeks

NOT fun!

The only stuff that matters is:

1. Having real convos with real people
2. Building relationships that turn into clients
3. Tracking what's working and what's not
4. Actually enjoying this LinkedIn thing
5. Having more time for client calls
6. Making time to grow your biz

I'd rather write for 57mins on a Sunday eve than stress about content all week.

Ain’t nobody got time for that 👊


P.S. Do you schedule posts or write in the moment (either is cool btw)?


P.P.S. Yes, I know it was 57mins as I timed it on Sunday, which is pretty sad actually 🥹

9x tools I use to grow my solo biz (+ I LOVE):

1. Stanley (Your Content Coach) - My best friend!
2. Wordtune - Helps me improve my writing
3. Google Meet - For all client & prospect calls
4. Fathom.ai - Records & transcribes all my calls
5. Calendly - For prospects to books calls directly
6. Notion - Keeps everything organised in 1 place
7. AuthoredUp - For analytics + formatting posts
8. LinkedIn Sales Nav - To find all my ideal clients
9. Loom - Quick video explanations for clients to save time
 
My life would be so much harder without these.

They’ve all helped me:
 
- Work with more clients
- Deliver better results
- Stay more organised
- Actually enjoy what I do
 
Before I knew of these I spent HOURS on tasks.
 
Now these do the heavy lifting for me

Which is pretty cool 😎
 

P.S. What's 1 tool you couldn't live without in your biz? 👇

I've spent over £20,000 learning LinkedIn strategies

90% of it was completely useless.

Most LinkedIn “experts” are setting you up to fail...

They obsess over:

- Posting every day
- Commenting for reach
- How to get big engagement
- Building your personal brand

But they miss the part that actually makes money.

Turning attention into real convos.

Because buyers don't care about your follower count.

I've seen it happen with others:

- 50k followers but can't book 3 calls a week
- Perfect profiles but the DM's are empty
- Viral posts but making no money

Getting likes is easy.

Starting convos with buyers is the real skill.

What works:

1. Reply to comments like a human
2. Post content solving ONE real problem
3. Connect with ideal clients to grow your network
4. DM engaged people with questions, not pitches
5. Turn casual chats into sales calls

Getting attention on here is pretty cool.

But convos get you paid 👊


P.S. If you could ban ONE piece of LinkedIn advice forever, what would it be? 👇

What people see from me on LinkedIn:

- talking about my solo biz
- sharing my ideas on here
- booking calls with dream clients
- getting tagged in client success stories
- talking about me building my own dream

But that's only part of the story.

What people don't see:

- wondering what the future holds for my new biz
- missing dinner with the family... again
- the sales calls that don't convert
- the self doubt that creeps in
- the late night working
- the no's in the DMs

STOP comparing yourself to people’s showreel.

The messy bits are are what makes it REAL.

+ they make you stronger 👊


P.S. Drop a 💪 if you're building something real while others chase perfect (I see you, legends!)

P.P.S. I’m being a total rebel today and doing text only 😎

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