Monica Miranda

As a creative brand specialist, I have the expertise in developing compelling brand narratives, designing impactful visual identities, and implementing effective design strategies. My collaborative approach enables me to work closely with you, delivering tailored solutions that resonate with your target audiences. I am passionate about creating remarkable brand experiences that leave a lasting impression and helping you establish memorable brand impressions that connect with your desired target audience.

Creative Brand Strategist

SageCircle, LLC

As a virtual assistant, I handled various tasks such as planning, scheduling, and organizing interviews. This involved coordinating with thought leaders and utilizing Sage Circle for scheduling while managing interview logistics. Additionally, I prioritized tasks, reviewed colleague materials, and provided feedback to streamline processes. Moreover, I transcribed and summarized conversations with analysts accurately, compiling key points and insights for easy reference and analysis.

Virtual Assistant

Kidz Konnect 2 Learn

As an office coordinator, I was responsible for designing and implementing programs for both students and teachers, as well as managing case management for them. Additionally, I managed the day-to-day operations of the office, which included scheduling, record-keeping, and communication with customers. To ensure that all scheduled lessons ran smoothly, I scheduled and coordinated 200 student lesson calls per month using video conferencing tools such as Zoom, Google Meet, MS Teams, and Voov. As part of my role, I also managed expenses, including submitting expense reports and processing invoices on Excel.

Office Coordinator

TO.P School

As an office and program coordinator, I collaborated with school administrators to prepare and edit various documents, delegate assignments, and review policies and procedures for the school. I was responsible for ensuring that staff members followed appropriate processes and procedures. Additionally, I managed office operations, which included managing supplies and equipment. As part of my role, I planned and organized logistics for various events such as professional development, parent-teacher conferences, bi-monthly open houses, and graduations. This involved selecting venues, creating event flows, managing supplies and catering, communicating with stakeholders, preparing agendas and activities, and creating printed materials.

Office and Program Coordinator

Burberry

As an e-commerce customer service consultant, I provided assistance to customers, retail partners, and retail managers/employees via phone and email regarding order/fulfillment issues, order updates, technical problem solving, delivery and product questions, and account inquiries. I utilized my strong communication skills to resolve customer issues and generate repeat business through phone orders, email, live chats, and social media, ultimately generating over $121,000 in sales within the first 4 months and achieving a customer experience score of 99.7%. I interfaced daily with various internal partners in accounting, order fulfillment, operations, online support, merchandising, sales, and consumer affairs divisions across the Americas, United Kingdom, and Asia to ensure that all customer needs were met. To maintain accurate records of customer interactions, I utilized Salesforce and ZepDesk CRM to keep track of all customer inquiries and interactions.

E-Commerce Customer Service Consultant

FARMACIA MIR MAR

As a senior assistant to the manager, I delivered an omni-channel strategy to drive incremental business by developing systems and procedures across four departments to improve operational quality and team efficiency. I analyzed the E-commerce website daily and implemented local advertising, as well as collaborated with local businesses to identify new customer segments, resulting in a $75K increase in revenue in one year. Additionally, I improved the performance of online platforms by 45% by actively engaging 20K fans through Facebook and Twitter with information about new product arrivals, in-store events, and promotions. To ensure that we met our KPIs, I monitored and reported weekly customer experience KPIs and business results. I also devised sales tools and training and improved sales efficiency by establishing and managing a direct marketing commission‐based program, in which 35 sales representatives for the toy department were hired and trained in a two month period, ultimately doubling sales over the first two months.

Senior Assistant to Manager

Eduventures

As an Executive Assistant, I supported the VP of Sales with business correspondence, project management, expense reports, and sales reporting. I was promoted within 3 months and became the primary liaison between departments, collaborating with cross-functional teams involved in sales and marketing activities, as an Operations Manager. I documented information through Salesforce to understand product lifecycle, budgetary concerns, client feedback, and ongoing goals. I improved collateral marketing materials and tools for the marketing, sales, and client services department, contributing to the growth of new accounts by 35% and renewals of existing accounts by 50%. Additionally, I managed daily operations of 6 departments, orchestrating forward-thinking strategies with senior management to accomplish profit and expansion goals.

Executive Assistant/Operations Manager

Child-At- Risk Hotline

As a telephone case screener, I documented accurate and thorough reports of suspected child abuse in a state database, while also navigating systems at multiple city agencies, even during emergency situations. I was committed to maintaining confidentiality and privacy at all times. Additionally, I provided information and assistance to callers using crisis intervention and de-escalation techniques. As part of my role, I also trained employees on state database systems, abuse laws, and DCF policies.

Telephone Case Screener

Feeling lost in the sea of LinkedIn profiles with your brand struggling to stand out? You're likely facing several hurdles that are keeping your brand from shining:

❌ Confused Brand Identity:

Is your brand's voice getting lost in the crowd? You're not alone. Many solopreneurs struggle to define a clear brand identity, missing out on the chance to connect with their target audience. I'll help you carve out a unique space for your brand.

❌ Low Content Engagement:

If your content isn't sparking conversations or turning heads, you might be missing out on key engagement opportunities. Together, we can turn your content into a magnet for your ideal audience.

❌ Undefined Brand Positioning & Differentiation:

Blending in isn't a strategy. Without clear positioning and differentiation, your brand goes unnoticed. It's time to stand out, and I'm here to guide you through distinguishing your brand from the competition.

Feeling overwhelmed by a lack of clarity and engagement? I've got your back:

In just 60 days, I promise to enhance your LinkedIn presence by:

✅ Crafting compelling brand stories that resonate with and captivate your audience.

✅ Designing a cohesive visual identity that reflects your brand's essence, including logos, typography, and imagery.

✅ Developing targeted design and content strategies that boost engagement and lead generation.

✅ Fostering a collaborative partnership to fully realize your brand vision.

I've helped several women entrepreneurs make their mark by enhancing their brand presence, increasing engagement, and driving sales on LinkedIn.

Ready to transform your LinkedIn profile into a brand powerhouse?

Reach out, and let's start this journey to make your brand unforgettable, ensuring your message not only reaches but resonates with your audience.

Don't let your brand blend into the background – it's time to shine and achieve the recognition your brand deserves.

DM me and let's get started!

Comparing yourself to other people’s success is a growth killer.

(it made me want to quit several times)

When LinkedIn success is often measured by likes, follows, and viral moments, 

it's easy to fall into the comparison trap.

I too found myself caught up in this cycle, 

measuring my worth by the milestones others achieved.

But one thing that has stuck with me over the months is this: 

Success isn't one-size-fits-all.

I realized that reading posts bragging, 

"I made $30K last month" or "I gained 1k followers overnight," 

were more of a distraction than helpful 

(sorry, but unfollowing).

It was only when I realized that my journey is and will always be different from theirs 

that I stopped focusing on them and started focusing on me.

I began to shift my focus inward, 

celebrating my progress, no matter the pace.

Success became personal.

My pace. My journey.

I started defining success on my terms—

celebrating small victories and milestones on my path.

While I may not boast the same numbers as some, 

the connections I've created are meaningful,

and the content I create resonates with authenticity.

The satisfaction of knowing I'm building something that reflects my values, at my pace, is incomparable.

Yes, I might not reach viral fame, 

but the impact I make, one post, one connection at a time, is rewarding in its own right.

P.S. What does LinkedIn success mean to you?

Just a few months back, the thought of sharing my voice on LinkedIn filled me with dread. 

(What was I so afraid of?)

I bet many felt the same...

⌦ Fear of being judged
⌦ Fear of being ridiculed
⌦ Fear of sounding silly
⌦ Fear of not belonging

For a while, I copied others and used templates.

"If it worked for them, it must work for me," I told myself.

In the process, I lost sight of who I truly was, uncertain about the person I was becoming.

"Who is this person sharing content that doesn't reflect me at all?"

"And why? For a few likes and a sense of belonging?"

I knew if I wanted to stand out, I had to make a change.

I had to push my fears aside and put myself front and center.

I had to show the real me!

But, I wasn't alone on this journey.

I found a community of other wonderful small content creators who were just starting out 
and trying to make their mark too.

Each one of them had a distinct approach, and their creativity knew no bounds.

We shared our challenges and moments of frustration, yet we also rejoiced in our achievements.

These were the people who believed in me when I didn't believe I could make it.

To those who stood by me when confidence was low— a heartfelt thank you to each of you!

LinkedIn can indeed feel intimidating, challenging, and even overwhelming at times.

But it is also a place where you can discover your unique talents, meet lifelong friends from all over the world, and grow your business.

If you are starting out, don't lose hope.

✔️ Persevere
✔️ Put in the effort
✔️ Maintain consistency
✔️ Surround yourself with positive people 
✔️ and most importantly, be YOUR UNIQUE SELF!

P.S. What's been your experience like on LinkedIn?

P.P.S. I love this quote, "Why fit in when you were born to stand out." -Dr. Seuss

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Most female entrepreneurs want more visibility and engagement, but fail to reach their target audience and make a significant impact.

I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, enhanced brand recognition, and increased incoming leads.

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📸 Pic of me because at 43, I am living my best life!

Unpopular opinion: You don’t need a niche down to start on LinkedIn.

Many insist you must define your niche before you even start, but I believe that's a myth.

Already got a niche? Great, go for it!

But if not, don't worry.

You don't have to box yourself into a niche immediately.

I certainly didn't know what I was going to focus on initially.

Here’s the approach I used to discover my niche:

❶ Begin by creating posts on topics that genuinely interest you.
➡ This ensures you're alyouways motivated and engaged with your content.

❷ As you create more content, pay attention to which topics resonate most with you and your audience.
➡ Your niche will naturally emerge as you experiment with different topics.

❸ Continuously assess how your content is received and what themes captivate you.
➡ This will sharpen your focus over time.

❹ Embrace the concept of Ikigai (a Japanese concept).
➡ Find where your passions, skills, and audience interests intersect.

❺ Think about targeting who you were a few years ago.
➡ Sometimes, the best audience to target is a former version of yourself.

By aligning your interests with the preferences of your audience, you'll naturally discover a niche that truly resonates with you.

Here are a few questions to get you thinking:

✅ What topics are you passionate about?
✅ What would have helped or inspired you then?
✅ Have you noticed any patterns in your most engaging posts?

P.S. Have you struggled with defining your niche on LinkedIn?

P.P.S. Next week, I will finally release my Content Creator's Dashboard for Notion to help you organize your content in celebration of my first LinkedIn anniversary. The price will blow your mind!

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Most female entrepreneurs want more visibility and engagement, but fail to reach their target audience and make a significant impact.

I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, enhanced brand recognition, and increased incoming leads.

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It's been almost 12 months since I started writing, and it transformed more than just my skills.

I've shared before how I've been writing for years, but it was never more than just diary entries, school essays, and love songs!

It wasn’t until I started writing on LinkedIn that I realized its potential as a career.

To be honest, my first attempts at writing posts were nothing to brag about.

But I didn’t let that stop me.

I was committed to showing up, day after day, because I saw its potential from others who were doing the same.

Here’s what has stuck with me since my earlier months:

💡 Engage in discussions and develop genuine relationships.
💡 Use mistakes as lessons to improve my approach and skills.
💡 Add value, solve problems, or offer new perspectives to help others.
💡 Continually explore my niche by consuming content and taking courses.
💡 Measure progress against my past self, not by comparing myself to others.

But most importantly, writing taught me that if I wanted to see change happen, I had to be willing to invest in the long game.

And that meant:

✅ Being consistent
✅ Being realistic
✅ Being patient

Just remember that with any skill, it takes practice and dedication, and if you are not where you want to be, don’t sweat it.

Every expert was once a beginner too!

P.S. What's one skill you're committing to grow in?

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The constant chase for engagement on LinkedIn nearly pushed me to the edge a few months ago.

(and trust me, doing more doesn't matter as much as you think)

While I love engaging with others, it was becoming a chore I dreaded.

Commenting endlessly, crafting thoughtful responses, trying to be everywhere —

it was exciting at first but quickly turned into a recipe for burnout.

Here's what I did that helped:

➡ I set specific daily times for engagement: 30 minutes pre-posting, 60 minutes post-posting, and a 30-minute evening session, often while cooking.
➡ I shifted my focus from the quantity of interactions to the quality of connections, maintaining weekly rotating lists of 25 peers and 25 ICPs.
➡ I started reaching out directly to my audience through DMs, sending welcome DMs to new followers and contacts.

I comment less now, but each interaction is intentional and genuine.

I post 5 times a week, focusing on content that resonates with me and, hopefully, with my followers too.

The other 2 days I often do research on my ICP and reach out to new contacts.

The most important lesson? It's crucial to enjoy the journey.

The moment your interactions with others feel like a chore, it's time to reassess.

Your space on LinkedIn—or any platform—should feel like home, not a battlefield.

P.S. Have you felt the pressure of social media engagement?

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Most female entrepreneurs want more visibility and engagement, but fail to reach their target audience and make an impact.

I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, brand recognition, and incoming leads. Live the life you want to live and continue growing your business without worrying about content creation.

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I could have backed down at the last minute, but I didn’t.

I faced my fear and didn’t let my limiting beliefs get the best of me.

Hours before leading up to my first audio event, I was extremely nervous.

I was the host and I wanted to sound confident and provide as much value as I could.

Not to mention, I was hopeful there would be no tech issues.

As a creative introvert, I thrive behind the scenes —

on my computer, lost in my own thoughts as I create.

But I knew I eventually had to do this.

I’ve never been fond of public speaking.

I’m the first to admit that I often lose track of my thoughts when I'm nervous.

But this time was surprisingly different.

Even though I was freaking out, everything went better than I expected.

I felt calm and focused, and surprisingly, I enjoyed it.

My co-hosts, Veronica and Taavi, were amazing and incredibly supportive.

People seemed to like what we shared,

and some even wrote afterward that we inspired them to try new things themselves.

Now, I see that facing my fear of public speaking was a big step forward.

It has opened up new ways for me to share my ideas and inspired me to do more!

Looking back, I’m really glad I didn’t back down and just did it.

In the end, facing my fear was just what I needed to grow a bit more.

Here are a few of my takeaways:

✅ Find a topic you're passionate about, even if it's unrelated to your work. The goal is to make you comfortable and allow others to get to know you.

✅ Bring on co-hosts you feel comfortable speaking with; it'll be just like talking to friends.

✅ Have backup questions in case of awkward silences, but it's better for it to flow naturally.

✅ Just do it. You won’t know unless you try, and I guarantee the first one is always the hardest!

P.S. What was your first time like? If you haven’t done one, why not?

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Growing up, I was often labeled as self-centered.

(and some close to me even called me selfish...and yes I was a kid)

Bullying in late middle school altered my personality drastically;

I shifted from being a funny, confident, and popular kid

to becoming insecure, shy, and introverted.

This change led me to obsess over others' opinions rather than my own feelings,

leaving me feeling disconnected from both myself and others.

Though things improved somewhat during my adult life,

it wasn't until ending a recent relationship a few years ago (in my late 30s) that I realized

prioritizing my well-being wasn't selfish, but essential.

I now embrace the mantra "If I'm not at my best, I can't give my best."

I began to rebuild my self-esteem through deliberate changes:

✅ Cutting ties with negative influences.
✅ Reflecting daily on my thoughts and feelings.
✅ Setting healthy boundaries against detrimental demands.
✅ Engaging in self-care routines like exercise, meditation, and hobbies.

This process, though not easy, has been incredibly empowering.

It has guided me to focus on my happiness, goals, and becoming a better version of myself.

In turn, this has increased my empathy and my capacity to care for others.

Now, I am more confident, resilient, and able to present my authentic self.

While I can't change the past, I'm deeply grateful for the lessons it has taught me.

Today, I am more grounded, focusing on my needs and surrounding myself with supportive people.

P.S. How do you take care of YOU?

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Most female entrepreneurs want more visibility and engagement, but fail to reach their target audience and make a significant impact.

I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, enhanced brand recognition, and increased incoming leads.

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📸 Sarande, Albania

I have a confession to make...and I feel really bad about doing this.

I decline 40% of my weekly connection requests.

Declining connection requests is tough, 

especially for someone who constantly encourages building meaningful connections and creating your own tribe.

You might think accepting all requests is the way to go, but here’s the deal—

it can actually backfire on your personal brand.

To be honest, I check the profiles of every request (up to 30+ daily) 

because protecting my brand and ensuring meaningful interactions is crucial.

If I've declined your request, it might be due to:

❌ Minimal engagement or inconsistent posting.
❌ No profile picture and low # of connections or followers.
❌ Content in an unfamiliar language or unrelated to my niche.
❌ Relying too much on reposts instead of creating original content.

Here’s why saying NO is necessary:

➡ It can lead to a flood of spam, cluttering your inbox.
➡ Spammy connections can damage your online reputation.
➡ Accepting every request can divert time from valuable connections.
➡ Accepting questionable profiles can expose your personal information.
➡ Irrelevant connections reduce your content's impact and lower its visibility.

And what about the connections you already have?

This week, review your connections to see if they're helping (or hurting) your brand.

If your growth is stagnant, it's possible you might be connected to the wrong people.

Just last month, I removed over 400 connections (I do this monthly).

It's lengthy process, but once I do, I notice a significant improvement in my visibility and engagement.

Don't wait! Now is the perfect time for that spring cleanup!

P.S. Do you think your connection requests impact growth?

P.P.S. If you are making these mistakes, it’s time to fix your profile—I can help with that! With my Profile Optimization Package, I conduct a thorough review from your settings to your connections, ensuring your profile is fully optimized inside and out!

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I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, enhanced brand recognition, and increased incoming leads.

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LinkedIn is making me do this—and I think it's a good thing.

(this coming from an introvert who is shy on camera)

However, I want to do it my way.

You've probably already read that LinkedIn will soon introduce something similar to YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and TikTok.

What do these all have in common? Videos, of course!

I know I haven't been consistent with posting videos—maybe four in the last year—but I'm determined to give it another shot.

As this new feature rolls out, I see it as a perfect opportunity to dive back into video content.

My plan?

To use videos to stand out, be different, and share my story from my unique perspective.

I want to create engaging and authentic content that not only informs but also gives you a glimpse into my journey and the lessons I’ve learned along the way.

I realize the importance of adapting to new trends and the potential that short-form video holds in terms of reach and engagement.

If you are still on the fence, remember we are doing this together!

Stay tuned for my upcoming videos, and feel free to share topics you're interested in or questions you might have!

P.S. Now with the possible new rollout, are you all in with making videos?

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What if you could rewrite some parts of your story, would you do it?

(consider this for your next storytelling post)

Imagine you carry around an eraser and after thinking it through, 

you decide that there are parts of your story that you would rather *poof* disappear.

I won’t lie and admit that sometimes I do, especially soon after they happened.

But then I think it some more and ask myself, “Would I be the person I am today without them?”

I often reflect on this and realize that those challenging moments,

the ones I’d like to completely erase,

have shaped me into who I am.

They’ve made me:

➡ more resilient
➡ stronger
➡ wiser

Keep in mind that these challenges are part of personal brand,

and your personal brand also includes the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Embracing every part of your journey, including the mistakes and missteps,

means acknowledging that perfection is an illusion.

It's in those imperfections where true beauty and uniqueness lie.

These elements of our stories are what differentiate us,

what make our personal brands engaging and relatable.

And yes, sharing personal stories may be daunting,

but it's the lessons, not the details, that resonate.

P.S. What stops you from sharing your story?

P.P.S. Check the comments for some great storytelling post ideas! And if you need help writing your story, send me a DM!

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At 42, I doubted my potential as a content creator.

Not having grown up with social media,

I viewed my late start as a disadvantage compared to younger generations who grew up with it.

To give you an idea, social media didn’t exist until I was in my mid-20s.

My first computer with dial-up and AOL arrived when I was 16, and I got my first Nokia at age 24.

I never had MySpace, and Facebook didn’t exist until I was 26.

Yet, starting this new journey on LinkedIn almost a year ago led to some realizations:

✅ Adapting to social media now highlights my ability to learn and evolve.
✅ The wisdom and stories I've accumulated over the years enrich my content.
✅ I offer perspectives that connect the past with the present, adding valuable context to discussions.

Once I switched my mindset, what I thought was a setback turned into my strongest asset.

✅ I started to learn and understand how social media works.
✅ I share my journey and decades of learning, inviting connections across all ages to engage and learn together.
✅ While keeping up with the latest trends, my emphasis is on creating timeless, evergreen content.

This shift in perspective has redefined my view of age—

not as a barrier, but as a distinctive advantage that not only strengthens my personal brand

but also helps me connect with my target audience, female entrepreneurs.

To those who believe it's already too late for them in the digital era because of their age:

Your maturity and experience serve as unique advantages.

It is your journey, stories, and wisdom that make your personal brand compelling and unique!

Own it!

P.S. Are there any new skills you're trying to work on? 

(I'm currently learning how to break into YouTube!)

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I help them create stunning visuals and captivating stories which results in a more engaged community, enhanced brand recognition, and increased incoming leads.

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A quick reminder to those developing your personal brand

(on LinkedIn or any other social media platform).

In moments of weakness, don't be afraid to show your authentic self.

Being open about your not-so-great days is important—

because let's be real, we all have those days where things just don't go our way, right?

When I first joined LinkedIn, I had way more downs than ups.

But do you know what helped keep me sane and grow?

Sharing real, unfiltered stories about what I was going through.

That vulnerability made me much more relatable and helped me build this awesome, 

supportive community around me.

By leaning into the hard stuff and putting it all out there,

you open the door to deeper connections with people.

How? They see pieces of their own journeys reflected in yours.

At the end of the day, being your genuine self is the key to building real trust and meaningful relationships—

both personally and professionally.

So, on those days when you're not feeling 100%,

don't be afraid to show up as your imperfect self.

You'll be surprised how much more real and relatable the interactions become when you let your guard down a little.

P.S. Are you showing your true self on LinkedIn?

P.P.S. Without naming names, I want to give a shoutout to people in my community have recently shared very personal posts, particularly around mental health. Your courage to open up about your experiences is so admirable and makes such a profound difference. It offers hope and understanding to anyone facing similar challenges. Remember, we're here to support each other—always 💗 

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Your personal brand isn't just a part of your reputation—it is your reputation.

(time to take LinkedIn seriously!)

Just this week, I was talking to a friend who needs help building his LinkedIn profile.

Like many of us in the past, he used it only when he needed to update his experience in case a recruiter searched his name.

But LinkedIn nowadays is more than just a resume.

Think of it as your landing page for your professional story.

If you are just starting out, here is what you should do:

✅ Understand your strengths/passions.
✅ Clearly define who you are speaking to.
✅ Develop a consistent and clear content strategy.
✅ Personalize your brand's voice, graphics, and vibe.
✅ Establish goals that reflect your personal brand's mission.
✅ Review your LinkedIn profile: Does it accurately represent you?
✅ Engage: Write, share, and comment to breathe life into your brand.

Spend the next few months focusing on:

💡 Creating a standout LinkedIn profile.
💡 Establishing yourself as a thought leader with unique content.
💡 Growing your professional network with meaningful interactions.
💡 Taking advantage of every chance to showcase your expertise and value.

Today is the perfect day to start investing your time and effort in your own growth.

While results are not immediate, patience and dedication will lead to significant improvements in how you're perceived.

Remember, every interaction, every post, and every piece of content contributes to your story and shapes your reputation.

Now it’s your chance to show the world what you’ve got!

P.S. What do you plan to do today to start building your personal brand?

P.P.S. If you are looking to revamp your profile, go to my featured section to download your Profile Optimization Checklist, and if you are looking to create a stunning “landing page” reach out! I’ll work with you to design your banner, featured section, headline, about section, and more.

Looking to attract clients and boost engagement on LinkedIn?

I've been in your shoes, struggling to create content that resonates and converts.

Is this you?

❌ You are not sure who your target clients are, what to create, and how to do it. 
❌ You are spending hours on content that doesn't engage or convert.
❌ You want to stand out, but lack consistency and creativity.

That's why I developed "BrandStory," specifically tailored for female entrepreneurs eager to share their personal stories creatively and effectively.

Here's what joining "BrandStory" guarantees:

✅ Optimize your profile to showcase your expertise and attract the right clients.
✅ Transform your stories into captivating narratives that connect with your ICP.
✅ Increase engagement with eye-catching visuals and compelling videos.
✅ Develop your content skills through targeted masterclasses.

Commit to a minimum of 3 months for optimal results, and if there’s no improvement after one active month, you’ll get a refund—I'm that confident it will work for you!

P.S. I have 2 slots available this month. DM me “STORY” if you are interested  and I'll send you the details.

P.P.S. What's your main struggle right now on LinkedIn?

#contentcreation #storytelling #linkedingrowth #personalbranding

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How to work with me 

This is how I create carousel covers that are not just visually stunning, but also spark curiosity at first glance.

At least once a week, I create one and receive numerous comments complimenting the cover style and colors.

Here is a simple guide on how I transform my carousel covers into scroll-stopping works of art!

✅ Understand Your Content
↳ Having a clear understanding of my content guides me in designing covers that perfectly represent it and accurately reflect my message.

✅ Design Elements
↳ I use bold, contrasting colors and shadows, along with clear, readable fonts, often including a photo to ensure my content is easily identifiable.

✅ Spark Curiosity
↳ I use cliffhangers or thought-provoking questions in my cover to encourage my audience to swipe through my carousel to discover more.

✅ Consistency Is Key
↳ Maintaining a consistent theme or style across my carousel covers helps establish my brand identity and makes my content easily recognizable to my audience.

✅ Test to See What Works
↳ I experiment with different designs, analyze engagement, and then decide what works best for me.

So, to recap, creating interesting and scroll-stopping carousel covers involves:

✔️ Understanding my content
✔️ Focusing on design elements
✔️ Incorporating elements of curiosity
✔️ Maintaining a consistent theme or style
✔️ Regularly testing and analyzing my covers

P.S. What do you do to make your carousels stand out?

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AI wrote this video script and created this video using my repurposed post in just 60 seconds.

(let me show you the FREE tools I used)

Yesterday, while scrolling through LinkedIn, I stumbled upon a post by Celeste Yamile ⏳ about invideo.

Driven by curiosity about its capabilities, I visited their website and created an account.

Using Kleo, I searched for one of my most popular posts.

I copied the entire post, and when prompted to add a topic and detailed instructions, I pasted it in.

Within seconds, InVideo generated a complete script that included not just a voiceover but also perfectly matched footage.

Having a specific idea for the footage in mind, I downloaded some from Artlist to keep it consistent 

and left the LinkedIn ones and others, even though they had watermarks (which you can remove with a subscription).

I had to make a few minor edits to the script (changed the main character to be female).

I haven't explored all the features yet, so I'm curious about whether it's possible to record one's own voice to make it more personal and to include captions.

I used CapCut to add the captions and Canva for the video thumbnail image.

Needless to say, I was impressed by how quickly I could generate a video.

I'd say it took me an extra 2 hours to do the rest you see below!

P.S. Let me know what you think, and be sure to follow Celeste since she's always in the know about new AI products.

P.P.S. If you're interested in reading the post that inspired this, check the comment section below.

#contentcreation #storytelling #linkedingrowth #solopreneurs #personalbranding
#ai

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