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- Email Copy
- Sales pages
- Landing Pages
- Facebook/Google Ads
- Website Copy
- Product Descriptions
- Video Sales Letters
- And more

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Wizard of LinkedIn 🧙‍♂️ | Helping Founders and Coaches maximize their ROI through compelling copywriting | DR Copywriter crafting valuable and entertaining content | Send me a DM to get started

For most Founders/Coaches, running a business or coaching can be a wild ride – like juggling with one hand tied behind your back. 

Your to-do list is overflowing, and your company's vision is at the forefront of your mind.
But wait, what about your LinkedIn profile?

As you tackle these challenges, your LinkedIn profile might be stuck in the corner, missing out on opportunities and connections!

Your unique insights deserve a platform (LinkedIn).

That's where I come in – your LinkedIn ghostwriter/copywriter here to rescue you:

I'll handle the writing, allowing you to concentrate on the bigger picture of your business.

Your voice, your stories, your network – I'll turn them into content/copy that your audience can't resist.

My expertise includes:

- Sales Copywriting
- Website Copywriting
- Email Copywriting
- Ads Copywriting
- LinkedIn Ghostwriting 
- LinkedIn profile Optimization
- LinkedIn Content Creation
- LinkedIn Brand Strategist

Here's the plan:

- I'll Optimize your LinkedIn profile.
- Capture your brand voice and goals
- Write content that speaks to your audience.

Let's revolutionize your LinkedIn presence into a thriving hub that not only showcases your expertise but also sparks conversations and builds meaningful connections.

Together, we'll:
- Boost your online presence
- Stir up engagement
- Find opportunities you might have missed.

Ready to shine on LinkedIn without the added stress?

Get in touch with me today by sending a DM saying "Abracadabra"

After endless scrolling on LinkedIn…

I think standing out is pretty easy.

Like for now…

If you notice closely…

Most of the content on your feed will be old. 🙆‍♂️

They are sharing the same old advice.

And the fun fact is that they’re still getting good engagement.

But it’s not that bad actually. 👍

Even I sometimes post old stuff. 

But if you think... In all that boring old content…

It’s too easy to stand out.

You just have to be different from others and come up with something new.

From new, I don’t mean like…

You always have to come up with new ideas.

But a NEW way can always help.

You can present old ideas in a new way.

But if you come up with new ideas… It’s even better.

Express your opinions more often.

Share your stories without any hesitation.

Not that one in which you fell into cow’s dung. 🤣

Nah, bro, you can share that too haha.

The more engaging the story is, the more people like you.

New content is always liked and in my opinion…

Old content is only engaged as a formality.

What do you think?

How does it feel to see the same thing every day?

Kind of boring, right?

Even if you have built a community.

Try to make it easier for them to engage.

Try to give them better, new, and more engaging stuff.

So they engage with it by heart.

There are tons of creators out there for inspiration.

Look up to them and rock it.

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUUUU!

P.S. Okay, I’ll come back with an old LinkedIn growth method tomorrow.

P.P.S. Do you guys watch anime?

Muhammad Shahzil (The Word Wizard)

The Wizard 🧙‍♂️ | Helping Busy Founders and Coaches grow and monetize their Brand on LinkedIn with my Writing | Direct Response Copywriter | Content Creator | Brand Strategist

6 things you can do with your content.

(Mr. Potato lost his cool today!)

Swipe through the carousels and here's a breakdown.

1) When you share freely, they get attracted.
2) When you share consistently, they stay with you.
3) When you help them, they trust you.
4) When you care for them, you build real connections.
5) When you make realistic promises, they expect from you.
6) When you inspire action, it ignites them to go for it.

That's it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUU!

P.S. Quick carousels, let me know if you find any mistakes in it.

6 things you can do by sharing content.

Everyone says time is running fast. 

It's because you're thinking like that.

Time is NOT fast. You're Slow!

Yeah we agree, somehow it is going fast. 

But you can not only blame the time.

What does it mean? 

Let me and Muhammad Shahmeer explain it a bit. 

Swipe through the carousel below! 
...........................

PS. Time is going fast, match its pace, instead of slowing down :)

Time is NOT fast!

I pitched a brand but they laughed at me.

(I didn’t get the project, but I got the lesson)

It’s been more than a year to that, I think.

I was in the early stages as a copywriter.

I was pitching many brands with the same approach.

What was I exactly trying to do?

- Finding brands with bad ad copy.
- Making them aware of their mistakes.
- Telling them about myself and my expertise.
- Offering them a free Ad copy to start with.

Do you know what I ended the pitch with?

“If you like the ad, we can work together for more”

I feel bad about what I was doing.

It shows that I know nothing and I’m desperate for work.

When a client feels you're desperate...

- They see a "salesy" approach, not a value proposition.
- They doubt your expertise (especially if you're young).

They’ll think that he’s just trying to sell.

And that’s the reason he’s degrading our copy.

The same happened with the brand I pitched.

I guess, he checked my profile and looked at my young face.

He asked me… “How old are you?”

With my answer of “18”, he laughed at me.

He asked sarcastically, “What do YOU know?”

You just graduated from IELTs and came here saying here that you’re a copywriter?

(Yes, that reaction stings!)

That got me triggered.

I made a comeback and explained to him what I knew.

Then he got humbled and told me that…

They’re not interested in it for the moment.

But he gave me golden advice about my pitching technique.

1) He explained to me that if you have no testimonials...

Give some value for free and don’t ask for anything in return.

Like after offering a free ad, don’t say “We’ll work for more”

2) Try to talk a bit about it first, instead of a straight pitch.

It looks spammy.

Build rapport, then showcase your skills.

3) Be respectful while pointing out the mistakes.

You can’t just say that your ad is horrible.

And your current copywriter is stupid haha.

Try to be humble in that too.

I hope you got the lessons.

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUU!

P.S. Did you pitch like this in the beginning or you were intelligent haha?

I Quit LinkedIn.

But uhhh, I just couldn’t do it.

I had been thinking for a while that I needed a break.

But something inside me wasn’t letting me do it.

I was posting even though I wasn’t interested in it.

But last Friday, I took a step back.

(I know nobody noticed it lol.)

But I did take a little break. 

I was thinking of extending it to more than a week but…

Like I said… I got pulled back again.

During these 5-6 days. 

I literally did nothing…

Just my clients’ work.

On Sunday, I played cricket 2 times under the sun.

It was extremely hot but still… 

I played 2 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon.

I was tired and sleepy but still, I stayed up late at night.

And went to the gym the next day. (Going after 3 months hehe)

I don’t know what I’ve been doing…

But I’m feeling a little better now. 

And I think I’m ready to join it again.

I’m not saying that I’m fueled up with new ideas.

Because I’m not 😂😂. 

But I believe we’re gonna do a lot better now.

So, let me know…

What did I miss? Because I know I wasn’t the one missed 🤣😂.

P.S. Do you guys still remember me?

A teacher made fun of me in front of everybody.

But at last, he turned out to be my favorite teacher.

2 years back…

I went to a new academy as a 12th-class student.

It was my uncle’s friend’s academy, and…

My marks in the 11th class were horrible.

There we had a math teacher. 

He was the most famous teacher there. WHY?

Because he was a genuine roaster. 

He even roasted bright students.

My first day…

I told him my marks and guess what…

I got roasted badly by him in front of the whole class.

At that time, I felt really bad.

But slowly I got used to it.

Actually, I wasn’t the only one getting roasted by him.

All class was his culprit. (Even the girls)

But if we see the brighter side…

He was the best math teacher I ever saw.

The way he used to teach… I just loved it.

What was the result of that combo of roasting and teaching?

I was actually the worst in maths.

But after studying from him…

Math was the one I was most confident about during the exams.

It made me realize…

Sometimes, what feels harsh can actually be a motivator in disguise. 

This experience taught me to… 

Look beyond the initial discomfort and focus on the value.  

It's a lesson I carry with me to this day… 

Both personally and professionally.

I know the initial days can be hard.

But the best ones are yet to come In Sha Allah.

Don't be afraid of the tough moments.

They might lead you to your greatest achievements. 

Embrace them, learn from them, and let them propel you forward.

That’s it for today guys!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUU!

P.S. Do you guys like Maths?

If you're struggling to get engagement on your LinkedIn:

Check if your posts have these three elements:

(a) Value
(b) Emotion
(c) Audience Relevance 

If yes, you're fine. If not, add them. 

If you're struggling to get leads:

Check if your posts have these three elements:

(a) Offer
(b) Teach
(c) Social Proof 

If yes, you're fine. If not, add them. 

If you're struggling to grow:

Check if your posts have these three elements:

(a) Growth
(b) Strategy
(c) Audience Growth

If yes, you're fine. If not, add them.

If you want to learn more:

Check if you’re doing these:

(a) Following Muhammad Shahzil
(b) Turned on the bell icon in his profile.
(c) Saying “Abracadabra Chuuuuu” 5 times a day.

If yes, you're fine. If not, add them.

That’s it for today guys!

Signing off!

Abracadabra Chuuuuu

P.S. How did you spend your Sunday?

P.P.S. Haters will say that I’ve posted something like this before hehe.

I hate LinkedIn collabs!


That’s what I thought when I was new on LinkedIn

Why? Because:
- I knew nothing.
- I had no fresh ideas.
- I was scared to talk to people. 

I thought both people who collab should have a lot to say.

I can’t ask someone to collaborate when I have nothing to add to that.

But, I’ve been here for months now.

I got to know that I was making a mistake all this time.

Here's the thing, folks… 

Collaborating isn't about knowing everything. 

It's about learning together! 

Collaboration isn't about having all the answers. 

It's about throwing your unique experience into the mix. 

We can create a truly awesome pizza, even if your contribution feels like a handful of pepperoni. 

Nobody expects you to be a walking Wikipedia… 

Just someone willing to learn alongside another human. 

So ditch the fear and dust off your inbox. 

Reach out to that person whose work makes your brain do happy flips. 

You might be surprised by what you (and they!) get out of it.

It's a win for both and a value jackpot for your audience! 

My last collab was with Muhammad Ibrahim.

He handled the design and I handled the copy.

It’s not that complicated, bruhhhh.

So, don't let fear or self-doubt hold you back from reaching out. 

And who knows, you might just surprise yourself! 

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUUU!


P.S. Tell me in the comments if you want to be my tag team partner soon.

Most content fails only due to one reason.

(Here’s some Eidi from me)

Eidi in the form of advice.

Do you know the reason behind failing content?

It’s because of the “Personality”!

Here are 5 methods to boost authenticity in your content.

1. Share a personal story.
↳ Struggles you faced.

2. Be human.
↳ Talk to new people, crack jokes.

3. Write an honest opinion.
↳ What “You” believe should be done.

4. Be kind and helpful in commenting.
↳ Appreciate them and give free advice.

5. End every post with a question.
↳ Maybe ask about what problems they are facing.


And the bonus point:

6. Never hesitate to have fun or make jokes.
↳ People like it because they know you are being you.

I’m a Wizard.

I’m spending Eid without any work.

What are you?

Let me see your personality in the comments.

I’m a judge today.

I’ll judge you through your comments.

P.S. How’s your Eid going?

A lady with dark blue eyes gently winked at me.

My face turned extremely red with shyness.

Got the scene painted in your mind?

That’s what it is for.

You know what’s the main part of it?

Those adjectives and adverbs that I used.

- Extremely
- Dark Blue 
- Gently

You see…

These words are here to increase depth.

Depth of what?

Depth of your words into the reader’s heart.

When you give more details…

You paint a more vivid portrait in the reader's mind.

And that’s what storytelling is about.

Make your reader feel the story.

These details add texture to your emotions, allowing the reader to feel it.

But wait…

Adjectives and Adverbs strengthen your story, but…

Excessive use can be damaging too.

As you rightly said, there's a fine line. 

Overstuffing your sentences with adjectives and adverbs is like… 

Overloading a spice rack. 

The subtle flavors get lost, and all you taste is a mixed-up mess.

Keep in mind that your adjective must not break the flow.

If the flow is broken… You failed!

Here's a trick:

1) Use strong verbs: 
A powerful verb can often do the work of several adverbs. 
Instead of saying: "She walked slowly towards me" 
Try: "She sauntered towards me".

2) Choose wisely: 
Pick adjectives that reveal something unique. 
Don't settle for "big" when you can use: 
"Towering" or "Immense."

3) Show, don't tell: 
Instead of saying your character is angry… 
Describe their clenched fists and narrowed eyes.

Adjectives and adverbs are your tools to create a captivating story. 

Use them strategically to: 
- Add depth
- Evoke emotions
- Keep your reader engaged 

But use them with a steady hand, and let your story flow freely.

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUU!

P.S. Rule number 1: Never trust my hook for the post topic.

I am so loyal to her even though the world is against us.

They think she doesn’t look good with me.

They always try to convince me to leave her:

- She’s not even fully there for you.
- She makes you look bad.
- She’s so slow.

They kept on asking me…

Why are you not getting rid of her?

Cut her off and you’ll get another one soon.

But all I say is a big “NO”.

I made a promise.

I can never break that promise.

Even if she has hundreds of faults… 

But I’m never gonna cheat on her.

You know what?

All this time, I was talking about my beard. 🤣

I made a promise years back.

That I’d never cut my beard.

It is to fulfill the Sunnah of our beloved Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم.

My beard grew really slowly but I waited.

Now it’s mostly only under my chin.

It is growing more in some areas and growing less in some.

Whenever I go to a barber to get a haircut…

He always asks me if I should shave it.

He tries to convince me a lot but NO is NO.

Mostly when I meet someone and they notice the beard…

They asked me to get rid of it too as it doesn’t look good.

But you know… The level of my loyalty?

Why am I telling you this?

I don’t know. Just be as loyal as me.

Whatever you do, be loyal to it.

Working on something? Be loyal to it.

Don’t leave it in between.

That’s it for today buddies!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUUU!

P.S. I’m not gonna ask about your beard because there are a lot of girls in my comments so tell me… What do YOU think of MY beard? 🤣😁

How to write Posts that sell.

(No tricks, just strategy)

It's about strategy. 

And the best strategy? 

Write from a place of service!

Don't just write to sell. 

Write to serve. 

- Serve your cause. 
- Serve your audience. 
- Serve your customers. 
- Serve your community. 

When you serve… 

You create a post that doesn't need to sell. 

It sells itself. 

But here's the real G - Write with INTENTION. 

Because without intention… 

You're just throwing words into the wind. 

A post written with intention doesn't just sell… 

- It sticks
- It resonates
- And it makes an impact 

That’s it!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUU!

P.S. Do you know any good jokes? I want to laugh.

Success stories are overrated.

The stories that really attract people are of failures.

Nowadays, there are tons of success stories out there.

We're attacked with claims of overnight riches and effortless empires.  

Honestly, it's getting old.

And you know what?

People are slowly getting fed up.

Instead of getting inspired, they are getting demotivated.

And actually, most success stories here aren’t even real.

Everyone is earning $10k a month, $20k a month.

I’m kind of getting bored of it.

Even if you actually ARE earning that much.

If you've truly achieved it, congratulations!  

But bragging about the end result isn't helpful.  

Instead, share the journey.

Tell about the struggles, the efforts, and the way you did it.

Tell us about the blood, sweat, and tears you poured in.  

Here's the truth: Real success stories are about struggle.

Those struggles are ones people relate mostly to.

But when they see it…

“Oh, this guy is doing brilliant in half-time as compared to me.”

They get disappointed.

Stop lying about it or even if you’re not…

Then try to show it in a real way that people can actually believe you.

People can trust you and get inspired by you.

When you share your authentic journey, you build trust. 

People see the effort behind the reward.  

They understand that success is attainable, not a magical shortcut.

That’s my view on this.

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUU!

P.S. What do you prefer? Success stories or Struggle stories (Behind the Scenes)

Forget about "going viral" for a second.

 

In a world obsessed with numbers…

It's easy to get caught up in the race for more: 

→ More likes
→ More followers
→ More connections 

But that’s not what personal branding is about.

It isn't about the quantity of eyes on you.

Imagine a painter carefully making a masterpiece. 

Each brushstroke and each color is chosen with care. 

He’s not racing to finish.

Nor he’s concerned with how many glances their painting will receive. 

His focus lies in:

→ The art itself 
→ The story it tells 
→ The emotions it evokes

Similarly, when it comes to personal branding…

- Craft a story that resonates: 
Who are you trying to reach? What resonates with them?

- Leave a lasting impression: 
Share valuable insights, spark discussions, or offer a unique perspective.

- Be genuine and memorable: 
People connect with authenticity. Be you, be bold.


Create a genuine, lasting impression that stays long after the scroll.

Forget chasing fleeting attention. 

Build a community that's invested in what you have to say. 

Aim for a community of engaged minds. 

Seek…
→ To inspire 
→ To educate
→ To connect

It's not about mass visibility, it's about the right visibility. 

It's not about being seen by everyone but by the right ones.

The ones:
→ who see you
→ who understand your journey
→ who are inspired to start their own

So, my fellows, don't just desire numbers. 

→ Desire for impact. 
→ Desire for connection. 
→ Desire for a legacy that stands the test of time.

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUU!

P.S. Do you have salt in your toothpaste?

I played football for the first time and became Cristiano Ronaldo.


I went out with my friends, yesterday.

They told me that we’re going to play cricket and football.

I never played football in my life, but…

I still agreed as I could play cricket later on.

But guess what…

I enjoyed football more than cricket.

No, no, no. It doesn’t mean that…

I will start liking football more than cricket. 😁

It was just because I couldn’t bat properly because of the lights haha.

But seriously, football was so much fun.

I even gave a brilliant pass to my friend who scored the goal.

But in the morning, I felt the pain in my legs. 😂😭

But why am I telling you this?

You see, I never liked football but I loved it when I tried it.

This is kind of like how we approach life, right? 

Sometimes, you resist trying new things because… 

You assume you won't enjoy them or you're afraid of failure.

But just like my experience with football… 

You might discover hidden talents or passions when you step out.

There might be amazing things out there waiting for you. 

Life is full of opportunities waiting to be explored.

You might surprise yourself with what you find.

Things that you haven't even considered. 

So, take a chance, and try something new. 

You never know what magic you might discover! 

That’s it for today!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUU!

P.S. What do you prefer? Cricket or Football? For me, it’s still cricket (as you know I’m loyal)

The most important thing in making money is your WHY. 

Once you answer your WHY, the HOW will be easy. 

If your WHY is not strong...

No matter the HOW.

You will give up soon.

that's it!

signing off!

Abracadabra Chuuuuu!

P.S. Eid Mubarak everyone ❤

A few weeks ago, I decided to do nothing special except have cake rusk with tea.

Work was losing meaning for me and I needed to shake things up a little bit.

My manager did nothing special except have cake rusk with tea every day.

But they discouraged me from doing it as well.

...But I did it anyway.

I freakin' did nothing special except have cake rusk with tea!!!

And it felt like I never gave up.

Don't let your managers discourage you.

👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

You're safe bro!

AI alone can't replace you.

This above post is written by an AI tool that writes viral posts by asking 2 questions.

To be honest...

Not all AI tools like this.

But the good ones still can't replace you.

But the person who knows how to use AI might replace you.

Don't run from AI. Adapt it.

That's it!

Signing off!

Abracadabra CHUUUUUUU!

P.S. Do you use AI in your work?

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