Marlon Digitsy

I started 2024 with a major career milestone.

In January, I joined Marlon Digitsy as a graphic designer. And all thanks to LinkedIn.

How did it happen? Simple. LinkedIn turned out to be more than just a networking platform—it became my career launchpad.

One connection, one opportunity, and here I am—designing, strategizing, and building brands with Marlon Digitsy.

Today, my role is all about bringing visuals to life. Whether it’s for a new campaign, a branding refresh, or digital assets, I’m here making sure every design speaks to the brand.

The best part? I’m living my dream and doing what I love.

Here’s what I’ve learned:

• Take risks.
• Keep building connections.
• Trust the process.

Because a single opportunity can change everything.

Thanks, LinkedIn.

Creative Designer

Care 24 by 7

September 2023. I landed my first LinkedIn-sourced gig.

Now, you might say:
“You got lucky.”
“Not everyone can just get gigs from LinkedIn.”
“Is that how it works now?”

The truth is → I got a message from a friend on LinkedIn, asking if I wanted to design for Care 24 by 7.

• I said “Absolutely!”
• I started designing graphics that help boost their social media presence.
• I made their branding look sleek and professional.

And today, I’m still working with them—watching their page reach grow.

Don’t get me wrong...

I love LinkedIn. And I love designing. But I love seeing results and making an impact even more.

There’ll always be more gigs.
There’ll always be more opportunities.
There’ll always be more chances to grow.

But what matters most to me right now is how far I’ve come—and the clients I get to work with.

Just a reminder to keep pushing, my friends...

Have an amazing day ahead! ❤️

P.S. Care 24 by 7, thank you for trusting me with your branding!

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Creative Graphic Designer

Fiverr

I create Custom LinkedIn banners, Cheat sheets, Carousels, and Designs for Founders and Coaches.

Are you struggling to win over your dream clients on LinkedIn? 

To transform your profile into a profitable, engaging brand that stands out?

Even more…

Finding it challenging to position yourself as the "expert" that clients trust?

If any of that sounds familiar, we should connect!

Hi, I’m Moiza.

With a proven track record, I’ve helped businesses generate millions of views and attract quality leads through design and strategy.

I did it for myself, and I’m ready to do it for YOU.

Here’s what you don’t need to worry about:

❌ Spending on ads 
❌ Relying on a massive follower count 
❌ Working with clients that aren’t the right fit

In 2024, your personal brand is your most valuable asset—and LinkedIn is the platform to showcase it. 

LinkedIn is a place where you can engage meaningfully, build authority, and establish trust with your ideal clients.

What do I bring to the table?

I design compelling carousels, banners, cheat sheets, and branding assets that elevate your presence and make your brand memorable.

But don’t just take my word for it. 
Here’s what one of my clients, Sander Valkenberg, had to say:

“It has been great working with Moiza. She listens carefully to my needs and is a fantastic designer. I definitely recommend her.” - Sander Valkenberg

Together, we’ll create a standout online identity.

Sound like a good fit? Let’s talk about building your personal brand into a recognizable, income-generating powerhouse.

Thank you for stopping by my profile—I can’t wait to connect!

Most LinkedIn creators focus on posting more.

But volume isn’t the problem.
Voice is.

Let me tell you the truth nobody talks about:

People don’t remember the post they liked.
They remember the post that sounded like you.

That’s the real difference between content that gets scrolled past…
And the content that makes people stop, read and instantly know:
“This must be theirs.”

And this is how to actually build it:

1/ Consistency Creates Recognition
 Post with a recognizable rhythm, structure and pattern.
 People don’t just follow ideas → they follow the person delivering them.

2/ Clarity Over Cleverness
 Forget Shakespeare.
 Clear POV, bold lines and relatable metaphors win every time.

3/ Personality Is Non-Negotiable
 Add quirks, humor and human moments.
 Your posts should feel like a conversation, not a textbook.

4/ Boundaries Make You Memorable
 Decide what you will and won’t post about.
 Focus sharpens the voice.

5/ Repetition Isn’t Redundant
 Signature lines and frameworks should appear again and again.
 Recognition is built on repetition, not randomness.

The result?

 ✅ People immediately recognize your posts in their feed
 ✅ They trust your opinion
 ✅ They remember you when it matters most

Your LinkedIn presence isn’t about blending in.
It’s about becoming unmistakable.

P.S. What’s one element of your voice that people instantly recognize about you?

Moiza Mehmood

The 3 Types of Posts That Are Dominating LinkedIn Right Now.

Most creators post whatever comes to mind.
That’s why they stay invisible.

But the top 1%?

They have cracked a system.

In 2025, the LinkedIn feed rewards 3 post types that consistently attract eyeballs.

These posts build trust and convert followers into buyers:

1. Narrative Posts

Think: “Storytime” format, personal, relatable, and vulnerable.

Why they work: People don’t connect with services. They connect with stories.

Examples:

“I almost gave up freelancing until this happened…”
“I closed a $2K deal because I replied to a comment.”
→ Format: Hook → Conflict → Lesson → CTA

2. Value Bombs

Think: Short, punchy, teach-something-in-30-seconds.

Why they work: They position you as an expert and are highly shareable.

Examples:

“3 design tweaks that 10x conversions”
“Here’s my 5-minute framework for content that sells”
→ Format: Hook → List → Bonus tip → CTA

3. Opinion Posts

Think: Polarizing takes that show your values + authority.

Why they work: People follow people who stand for something.

Examples:

“Helping ‘everyone’ is killing your brand.”
“Posting daily doesn’t mean anything if you sound like everyone else.”
→ Format: One idea → Context → Perspective → Invitation to engage

If you're not cycling between these 3 formats…
You're leaving reach, trust, and leads on the table.

Start posting with purpose.

Which of these do you post the most?

Let me know in the comments.

If you want premium clients, do this right now.

Start posting like a premium brand.

Everyone says they want premium clients…

But their content screams:

- Generic tips
- Canva templates with no edge
- “Hope marketing” with no strategy

You don’t attract a premium client by posting like everyone else.
You attract a premium client by positioning like a category of ONE.

Let see how to start posting like a premium brand:

1. Craft an Intentional Aesthetic
Premium isn’t loud. It’s refined.

→ Think: clean visuals, bold whitespace, typography that breathes
→ Your feed should feel like a high-end showroom, not a clearance rack

2. Say Less, Mean More
Premium brands don’t over-explain.

→ They write with clarity, not clutter
→ One powerful insight > a thread of recycled advice

3. Lead with Authority, Not Approval
You don’t need to sound like your competitors.

→ You need to sound like a guide. A leader. A visionary.
→ Position with polarizing opinions, bold takes, and earned insight

4. Build a Signature Content Experience
Premium clients look for consistency.

→ Use repeatable formats, cohesive visuals, and clear CTAs
→ Make it easy for people to binge your brilliance

5. Stop Selling Services. Start Selling Outcomes.
Don’t say “I do branding”

→ Say “I help experts charge 2x more by repositioning their brand”
→ Premium clients invest in transformation.

Remember:
You are not just building content.
You are building perception.

And perception is the shortcut to trust.

So ask yourself:

Would a premium client stop scrolling for this post?

If not, rewrite, redesign, rethink.

Because premium isn’t about being perfect.
It’s about being intentional.

What’s one upgrade you’re making to your personal brand this month?

Want help building a premium brand presence that gets you inbound leads?

DM me: “BRAND UPGRADE” and I’ll show you what’s possible.

Why Personal Brands Are the Future of B2B?

10 years ago people trusted logos.

Today? They trust faces.

Let me be honest with you:

Most B2B content feels like it was written by a committee.
Jargon-filled. Emotionless. Forgettable.

But scroll through your feed in 2025 and guess what you’ll see?

→ Founders building in public
→ Designers showing their process
→ Marketers sharing bold takes
→ Salespeople giving real value

This isn’t a coincidence.
It’s the shift.

B2B is no longer business-to-business.
It’s human-to-human, at scale.

This is why personal brands are dominating the B2B space:

✅ People buy from people.
✅ Thought leadership builds trust faster than cold calls
✅ Personal content creates 10x more engagement than company pages
✅ It attracts not just clients, but talent, partnerships, and investors

A strong personal brand is now your most unfair advantage.
Especially in saturated markets.

Because your product isn’t the only one.
But your perspective? Your voice?
No one can copy that.

If you want to win in B2B going forward:

Don’t just post from your company page

✅ Empower your team to build their own platforms
✅ Create content that makes people feel something
✅ Use faces > logos. Stories > specs. Conversations > campaigns.

B2B buyers are still humans.
So let’s start marketing like we get that.

The future of B2B?

It’s personal.

P.S. Want help turning your B2B offer into a personal brand magnet?

DM me “FUTURE” and I’ll send you my mini strategy breakdown.

After working with dozens of professionals on LinkedIn, I’ve come to one clear conclusion:

Your LinkedIn banner is more powerful than your resume.

The Reason:

When was the last time someone actually asked for your resume here?
Now… when was the last time someone saw your profile banner?

Exactly.

Your banner is the first billboard people see when they land on your profile.

And it either:
→ Positions you as an authority instantly
→ Or leaves people confused about who you are and what you do

Let me tell you the difference a banner makes:

1/ Instant Clarity
 A resume takes 2–3 pages to explain your value.
 A banner does it in 2–3 seconds.

2/ Visual Authority
 Premium design signals premium services.
 If your banner looks DIY, credibility drops before you even say a word.

3/ Personal Branding > Job History
 A resume lists your past.
 A banner sells your now: who you are, what you offer, and why someone should work with you.

4/ Always Working For You
 You don’t have to “send” your banner.
 It markets you 24/7, even when you’re offline.

Think of it as your digital storefront.
If people don’t “get it” at first glance → they’ll walk right past.

So the real test for you is:

Does your banner clearly tell people what you do, who you help, and why you’re different?
Or is it just a pretty picture filling space?

Truth is: 

Your resume might get you an interview.

But your banner?

It can get you clients, opportunities, and credibility before the conversation even starts.

P.S. What’s ONE thing your banner says (or should say) about you right now?

And because I believe in showing, not just telling…

Here are a few recent LinkedIn banners I designed for my clients 👇

Content Pillars Are Dead. 

Say Hello to Content Motions.

Let me be honest with you:

Content pillars worked…
Until everyone started using them like a checklist.

→ Brand story
→ Thought leadership
→ Tips and tutorials
→ Personal journey

Cool. But also? Predictable.

The LinkedIn algorithm and your audience are evolving.

Nobody’s craving “categories.”
They’re craving momentum.

Enter: Content Motions

Think of them as energy loops, not just what you talk about, but what your content does.

Here are 3 high-performing content motions top creators are using in 2025:

1. Spark → Challenge → Shift
This content gets people to unlearn.

→ “What you have been told about design is wrong.”
→ “Freelancing isn’t about freedom. It’s about systems.”

It hooks through friction, keeps attention through tension, and ends with transformation.

2. Attract → Engage → Convert
This motion is built for sales.

→ “Here’s how we helped a brand go from 0 to 5-figure months”
→ “A behind-the-scenes look at how I land clients through DMs”

People feel seen. Then they see the value. Then they ask how to work with you.

3. Observe → Reflect → Connect
This builds human connection.

→ “Here’s what I noticed while working 90 days without a break”
→ “A lesson I learned by failing 3 client projects in a row.”

Vulnerable. Valuable. Visceral.

Content isn’t about fitting into buckets anymore.
It’s about guiding behavior and emotion.

Pillars categorize.
Motions move.

And the creators who move people?

Win.

Which content motion are you using right now?

Let me know in the comments.

The Power of Narrative in a “Noise-First” LinkedIn Feed.

Open your feed right now.
What do you see?

→ Endless tips.
→ Generic “Top 5” lists.
→ Buzzword soup that nobody remembers.

That’s the problem.
LinkedIn has become noise-first.

But let me tell you the secret:

Humans don’t remember data.
They remember stories.

Why narrative cuts through the noise:

1. Stories activate emotion.
 A tip informs me. A story transforms.

It’s not “3 ways to improve your brand”
It’s “Here’s how I almost lost my first client and what saved me.”

2. Stories build relatability.
Premium clients don’t follow “robots.”
They follow people.
Your story is the bridge between authority and authenticity.

3. Stories create retention.
 Nobody bookmarks a cliché.
 But they’ll replay a moment where they saw themselves in your journey.

How to add narrative to your content TODAY:

✅ Start with a moment, not a message
 (“Last week, a client told me something that changed how I design…”)

✅ Show conflict, not perfection
 (“I failed 3 times before I figured this out…”)

✅ Land on a transformation, not just a tip
 (“…and that one shift doubled the client’s inbound leads.”)

The truth is:
Facts inform.
Stories stick.

In a feed drowning in noise, narrative is your unfair advantage.

So next time you post, ask yourself:
Am I adding to the noise?
Or am I telling a story worth remembering?

Because on LinkedIn, the loudest content gets likes.

But the most narrative-driven content?

That’s what gets clients.

P.S. What’s one story you could share today that your audience needs to hear?

Most people say: “People buy from people.”

But the real problem is:

Most brands still look and sound the same.
And when you look like everyone else → clients don’t trust you.

This is the reason why your audience doesn’t trust you yet (and how to fix it):

1/ Clarity of Values
 If you don’t know what you stand for, your content feels empty.
 Clients notice. They want conviction, not copycats.

2/ Defined POV (Point of View)
 Sharing generic tips won’t make you memorable.
 A sharp, bold perspective will.
 Neutrality = invisibility.

3/ Consistency in Presence
 When you keep the same tone, same positioning, same message →
 Your brand becomes recognizable.
 Recognition builds trust.

4/ Confidence in Your Offer
 Premium buyers don’t pay for skills.
 They pay for certainty in the transformation you deliver.

Example:

“I do design.” ❌
“I help founders look like the premium choice in their industry.” ✅

The second statement takes a stand.
It shows belief.
And it creates a reason to buy.

People buy from people.
But only from people who stand tall in what they believe, how they work, and who they serve.

The clearer your stance →The stronger your brand.

Question for you:

In one line, what do YOU stand for?

If you can’t answer with confidence, that’s your next brand problem to solve.

One of the best feelings as a designer?
When a happy client becomes your best salesperson.

You know what happened last week:

A client I worked with recommended me to two more people,
Both reached out saying they heard about the quality of my work.
And both want to collaborate.

That’s the kind of marketing you can’t buy.
It’s earned.

But the real lesson I learn is:

✅ When you focus on impact, clients notice
✅ When you deliver beyond expectations, clients talk.
✅ When you align design with business outcomes, clients refer.

Referrals aren’t luck.
They’re proof.
Proof that your work speaks louder than your pitch.

So if you’re stuck chasing clients:

→ Stop trying to convince.
→ Start letting your results do the convincing.

Quick question for you:
Have you ever landed a client purely through a referral?
Drop a ✋ if yes.

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