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My work here is to get diverse people interested and capable in beginning variable star astronomy with AAVSO.

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*Conducting astronomy outreach to schools, clubs, and communities,
*Creating astronomy education videos for online distribution
*Participating in or hosting online or in-person astronomy events, such as star parties, sidewalk astronomy, or webinars; and/or
*Presenting on variable stars and representing the AAVSO at conferences.
*Maintaining an astro-blog or other online presence, and/or engaging with AAVSO's social media content

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You're reading this because you're struggling to get leads on LinkedIn?

So far you've:
→ Posted regular content
→ Connected to new people
→ Even networked & tried selling

But nobody seems to be interested in your services.

All you attract is low-quality leads and cheap clients.

The reason your brand is failing is because you've positioned yourself wrongly. 

That's why your content is repelling ideal clients. 
People don't find your brand credible & so your offer is failing. 

If you fix your LinkedIn TODAY, you can…

→ Grow a warm audience
→ Start closing bigger deals 
→ Get recognized as an industry expert
→ Your content starts attracting leads on autopilot

Here's what's stopping you:
1) Caring about your peer's opinion when you post content
2) Failing to make a decision to ask for help on LinkedIn

Though I cannot help you with the first if you choose the second, 

I can offer you:

🟠 Profile optimization
🟠 Content Done-For-You
🟠 Complete content strategy
🟠 Engagement and growth strategy
🟠 Helping you build & scale your offer

I've helped 290+ creators, entrepreneurs, coaches 

-save 2500+ hours on content creation  
-bring $240k in sales

They grew their brand. Build authority. Generated revenue. 

All without spending a penny on ads.

Does it feel right? 

It's time for you to try out & be another satisfied business partner. 

Go to my featured section → Book a Discovery Call.

You don't need to create content.

Here are 4 ways you can live your content:

– Reflect on any big failure you faced.
– Live back any major adventure you had.
– Ponder lessons you learned from your mentor.
– Remember any meaningful conversation with a friend.

Imagine it like a story.

First, give an overview of the challenge, problem or issue. 

Then you share how it impacted you or the people around. 

Add why it was important to you and how…

Tell about obstacles you faced & how you overcame.

Share your lessons, learning, POV and advice.


Everybody has gone through something in their lives…

You need to relate those lessons to your services.

I'm creative because I'm an astronomer, a mountaineer,
and I've flown a plane. My exposure gives me creativity. 

You cannot create content out of thin air. 

You live it first and document it later. 


Are you living your content or creating content?


Nasir Rizwan

My 4 biggest struggles as a content marketer. 
(and how I overcome my shortcomings)

1. Not knowing what to post on LinkedIn.
2. Failing to turn ideas into valuable content.
3. Struggling to build a scalable personal brand.
4. Documenting journey to help my clients achieve same.

Anyone reading this who has same struggles, follow this:

1. Start posting mini content (30 posts at least)
↳ Use the top-performing posts to write long content.

2. Comments to evaluate idea feasibility.
↳ If your comment gets engagement, turn it into a post.

3. Start posting sales content as early as possible.
↳ Package your growth, results into a DFY, consultation.

4. Put 110% effort into one solid case study 
↳ Leverage it to help similar creators at stack value.

Your biggest enemy in monetization would be:
- imposter syndrome  & - lack of clear roadmap.

There's one solution → Get started.

When was the last time you tried anything for the first time?

P.S. Struggling to monetize? DM "Growth" to discuss.

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✚ Follow me, & hit the 🔔 icon. 

Leads are not the messages you receive in DMs. 

These are not the people who explicitly ask you about your services. 

Or DM you a certain word you asked for in CTAs.

These are the people who:

– Like your sales post
– Comment on your testimonials
– React or like your post comments
– And most importantly visit your profile

People are always in search of new talent. New opportunities.

Some assistance to save hours, or make extra income. 

But often their fear stops them from asking it first. 

Whenever you see a sign of interest, take the shot. 

You never know who might need your services… 

You miss 100% of the shots you don't make! Ask for sales.


P.S Do you ask for sales or wait for inbound to happen automatically?

Matt was about to quit LinkedIn until he got my content system. 

Now he's on his 2 week writing streak.

Been there myself.

I used to spend 80% of the time choosing the right topic to post and 20% of the time writing about it.

Every time I was about to post, I thought:

– Many people already said that.
– It is a broad topic (and people dont care).
– I don't feel I'm sharing any valuable insights.

Maybe I need to skip this post for today. 

Choosing an idea is one thing, writing about it is another. 

Content creation isn't stressful as long as you have… 

– The trailer (why people even care to read your posts)
– The meat (what actionable advice, POV you provide)
– The summary (on how to implement your lessons)

The right systems make everything easy & enjoyable. 

That's how I'm able to produce 1000+ content in 2 years.

I have shared these system in my FREE content ebook
which is downloaded by 300+ creators who write 
better, and engaging content every day. 

Want it NOW? → Go to my featured section to download.

P.S. Do you create content daily or batch create?

How solopreneurs can attract leads (by working part time on LinkedIn)

80% of people approach it the wrong way. 

I share it with my clients all the time…

You need to sort out three things: 

– Community engagement
– Networking & outreach
– Content creation

1) For community, build a clan of people:

who you learn from →  thought leaders
who learn from you → ICPs or followers
who inspire you → your peers, coworkers

2) For networking, make an ICP web:

Follow one niche to capture a similar type of audience.

These people know & engage with each other 

You'll be well known by all in no time.

3) For content, divide it into six types. 

– Actionable advice
– Motivational post
– Observation type 
– Listicles content
– X versus Y post
– Personal story

Then alternate between different topics and types.

LinkedIn will consume more time than your full-time job if you're not careful enough. 

You don't need 'more' to win. You need to do better. 

Better strategy. Better systems. Better outreach.


After the launch of my first content ebook which was 
downloaded by 300+ creators, 

I'll be revealing a huge content playbook soon...

It will give you a framework to brainstorm unlimited 
post ideas & turn them into posts in < 10 minutes. 

It cost me over $2,000 & hundreds of hours to learn these. 

I'll be sharing it ridiculously cheap...

Plus it will be exclusive for one week only. 
Once it closes, there won't be any second chance.

If you want to be part of early adopters, 
Comment "Star ⭐️" and I will add you on my list.

Any questions feel free to share them below.

How creators can write Bottom Funnel content? (that converts without bold claims or extravagant testimonials)

The single biggest challenge on LinkedIn → Monetization

It's also the last piece of the sales puzzle. 
That's why you shouldn't wing it.

Here are five no-brainer steps I do to write sales content:

1/ Qualify your audience 

Qualifying isn't addressing the ICPs in your hooks.

It does more bad than good. Instead, I keep my hook broad.

Instead of:
❌ Agency based business owners

I write more generic,
✅ Business owners 

Being too specific in the hook rules out the possibility of reaching similar ICP, or people who may have my ICP in their network.

Don't go after a single person. Go after the niche.


2/ Show your approach to working with your clients

Give an overview of what problem you solve. 

And dive into the specifics of expectations & outcomes.

The clearer the picture you paint,
the less objection & more clarity people will have about you.


3/ Talk about your USP 

People can deliver the same results as you. 

Even package the deliverable better than you. 

That's where your USP comes into play. 

What do you do differently, any past employment, interesting clients, or offbeat hobby you have...

Dora Vanourek does it exceptionally well by incorporating 
her mountaineering interest with her coaching. 

Being 'You' is distinctive.


4/ Length doesn't matter in BOF content 

People read 30-page sales pages about weight loss supplements.

It's bec. it's made for them. And the content talks to them.  

Conciseness doesn't mean a short, ambiguous message. 

If it's important enough talk about it. People love depth. 


5/ Transformation sells over claims

Bottom funnel content is a transformation post. 

You either share client's story or talk about the results you promise. 

Paint a picture of what the ideal future 
would look like after working with. 

The best framework is → Before and After 

Before: 
– The problems you struggle with.
– How it's affecting your life and business.
– Why it's crucial to fix it now or regret it later.

After: 
– What would your ideal future look like
– Remove friction in action i.e. lose weight w/o dieting.
– Talk about the perceived status or the financial outlook.

Bottom Funel content is the last nail in the coffin. 

Put enough social proof throughout the week 
that your sales post feels like a no-brainer to your ICPs.

That's the lesser-known secret of selling with the content. 

Hope that helped you with clarity. Repost if it did ♻️

P.S. Do you create content for likes or sales? 


​​How to create a week's content step-by-step?

I have created 1000+ posts in three years. 

Here are five steps I use to create content faster:

1. Define my broad topic & sub-niche

Suppose my broad niche is marketing. 
My sub-niche is paid ads and meta ads. 

Clarity on this gives me a list of topics to create content.


2. Listen to my customers

I do this by asking myself three questions,

What problems I help them overcome?
What outcomes I help them achieve?
How do I create those outcomes?


3. List 20 topics that relate to my niche. 

Suppose email marketing, funnels, sales, etc.

These are super niche + super broad topics. 


4. Put topics in post structures 

These structures include… 

Actionable content, observation, X vs Y, and listicles.

I swap one topic with different structures. 


5. Qualify audience for desired action with CTA

Do I want subscribers to my newsletter, book a 1:1 call
with me or buy my services? 

I convey clearly in my CTA what I want my audience to do. 


That's how I create my week's content in one sitting.

Content creation is the easiest thing to do If you know how.

That's what I help my clients achieve with 1:1 power hour. 

Do you want to get started by having a powerful system?
DM me  →  "System" and I'll share the details with you.

Do you prefer having systems?

This is a bad business practice → Running low-performing ads.


There's a reason why 8 & 9 figure brands outperform every 5-figure brand.

It is because they focus on the right things.

A 5-figure brand:

– Poor organic efforts
– Poor offer and sales funnel
– Not investing in ad development
– Overthink the colours of CTA buttons
– Having multiple complex ad structures

While an 8 & 9 figure brand primarily focuses on:

– Offer
– Funnel
– Marketing
– Retention

Offer is how you position and deliver results.

Funnel is how smooth your customer journey is.

Marketing is how & to whom you present your service.

Retention is how you keep people coming back and buying again.


Visuals are great. But not the end goal. 

Clarity should be your #1 focus. 

Anything that looks good but confuses the reader doesn't convert.

What converts may not look extraordinarily aesthetic.

Knowing the difference is essential for scaling in 2024.


Do you think message clarity becomes visuals?


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DM me 'Ads' and let's discuss how I can help your business.

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