Luke Redhead's Linkedin Analytics

For over 2 years, I struggled to grow my business and nearly quit. I did everything that I could get my hands on. Posting, commenting, engagement… I did it all. And it worked well. I built up a personal brand, I had great engagement on my content. Things were finally looking up. Everybody kept saying to me “you’re doing amazing!”. Except, the business still wasn’t growing. Only my audience was. Fast forward to 2024, and I’ve: → Replaced my old salary → Gained 15,000 followers → Awarded a LinkedIn top voice → Ranked top 1% in the UK on LinkedIn → Signed 10+ amazing clients to work with The difference? I stopped just building a brand, and starting building a profitable brand instead. Instead of chasing trends, I focused on the stuff that helped my ICP. I got clear on my mission, my foundations, and my ‘why’. And that’s when things came together. But it took me 3 years to learn how to do all of that. And I know most people don’t have 3 years to wait. That’s why I’m here to help. Because I know that when you have a dream, feeling like it’s slipping away hurts. Especially when you see others doing amazing as well. So if you’re building an audience to turn into clients because you know you can help them (but struggling to get them to sign up), let’s fix it. Here’s how: 1. Join my newsletter → Every week I share insights, tips, and other stuff to help you grow your brand AND get clients from it (without chasing trends or hardcore sales stuff). 2. Book a 1:1 call with me → I offer a power hour for anyone looking to learn how to scale their brand, grow their business, or both. It’s an hour dedicated to helping you with any questions you have. 3. Join my coaching → Where together we’ll help you map out the foundations for your business, use those to plan an effective content strategy, and continually welcome new clients onboard. Any questions? Fire them over - I’m always happy to chat. Thanks for reading! _____________ Any information, advice, or suggestions shared is deemed as generic advice, and therefore does not guarantee any results, nor it is intended to form a contract or agreement.