Sami Sharaf's Linkedin Analytics

If you know a little about ChatGPT, I can show you how to optimize your profile with it. And the first thing you have to remember; (the more background details the better) This works for almost any kind of output you want. In this case, we’ll be using it for rewriting some random guy's LinkedIn profile. And here’s how it works: 1/ Download your profile summary Simply click on ‘Resources’ inside your profile homepage and then ‘Save to PDF’. A file with your LinkedIn summary will download. 2/ Open ChatGPT Upload the pdf file you just downloaded with this prompt: [This is my LinkedIn profile summary. I want you to analyze it all, word by word. After you are done with analyzing it, tell me "DONE" and I will ask you some questions regarding it.] Hit Enter. You’ll just get “DONE” as a response. Now here’s how to start rewriting parts of your profile: For a headline, use this prompt: [Now, tell me if the headline is good or can be improved more. If yes, how can it be improved?] To go more specific on that, use this prompt: [I want to focus on a niche brand. And also, I want to be as simple and easily understandable in my headline as possible. Suggest me some ways:] For an About Section, use this prompt: [Good. Now tell me about my about section. Tell me everything that's wrong with it and how I can improve it.] You can go on and on and ask for whatever you want. It’s got an idea of what your profile is about. You just need to specify which parts you want to improve. That’s pretty much it for now. 📍Last thing I wanna tell you: If you like to learn more about using AI to improve your online writing, I got a lot of stuff in my newsletter. quick join: https://lnkd.in/eYNFbj6H

If your problem is “I can’t write a LinkedIn post,” This is exactly for you: It’s not only the easiest way to write a post, but also to write one that gets results. Research → a problem → content. Let’s get started: (Full breakdown in the Carousel. TL;DR below) 1: Choose Quora for ideation. → Open it. Search for anything. → Once questions pop up, copy one of 'em. 2: Open My Ghostwriter GPT.👇 → Link: https://lnkd.in/dVSaFdQK → Paste the question and hit Enter. (It's free even in a free ChatGPT account) 3: Now, use Typegrow for editing. → Copy & paste the GPT's output into Typegrow. → Format & edit the way U want. The more the better. → Finally, schedule or post your content. P.S. You don't need to scrub your face with banana peels to do this. It works just like that!

I once wasted 6 months posting with no clue. By month 7, I was tired of all the mess. So I started what everyone will claim but less will do: —Batch creating content. For a lot of people, it still seems like fighting a gorilla. ”Where to start?” ”What to write about.” ”How to know what works & what doesn’t.” But that’s actually the easiest of all. You only need a bit of clarity (which even makes an AI tool works better for you). Lemme show you how that all works: 1/ Know what your GOAL is Clarify your vision and answer a few questions like: -How often do you want to post? -What you want to achieve? -What platform do you use? Once you’re done with these, get an AI sprint. 2/ Open ChatGPT & use my content batching prompt (The prompt is so long. Get it from the comment) But before you use the prompt, set these up clear: a- change all the variables inside the prompt based on your background details. b- use the ChatGPT Canvas model for a better output (yeah, it’s available in the free plan). Then, you’ll get a table with a monthly content plan. It will include everything about: -what to post -when to post -the type of content -how to engage your audience -how to optimize for lead generation And you’ll see a whole big table (monthly or weekly). You don’t need to adapt to everything ChatGPT gives. Just use the output to get started. It’s better to have something to start with than nothing. Do hit a repost ♻️. It helps a lot of others too. PS. You’ll get many ideas. If you want to write a post for each idea, use this playbook: https://lnkd.in/efhEQVMS

Your profile isn’t your first impression. But your content is. To be more specific… It’s the post that invites a reader to your profile. or to any offer you have. Perception-building starts from a piece of content and that leads to a potential profile visit. So if we go by this equation… content does most of the job. of course, good content. And if you try to make this work, here's what to do: 1/ Fix the start (aka the hook) Stay away from templates. Instead, use them as inspiration. And please, avoid: ”The number 1 way to xyz” ”Mangos died” ”I won x. So here’s my 50 life lessons” If you want your hook to not stink, change the angle. You can use a repeating hook but in a different way. Something that sounds more original. 📍 I wrote a guide on how to rewrite a hook in 100 different ways. Link is at the end of this post. — Go read it & you’ll see how it works. 2/ Quit bragging Big talk. Complex words. Seeming smart. (It can also come with showing off as a fake legend) Just chill. Simple writing breaks the ice well. Imagine Trump won the presidency and one of the reasons was using a simple language. So remember this one too: People won’t criticize you for being over-simple. But they will if you’re being complicated. To conclude… 3/ Hook the reader again with the CTA This is probably less talked-about. So let’s break it down. First, treat every sentence of your post as a hook. Each one should lead to the other. That’s for sure. But when it comes to the CTA, it has to be just another hook. Whatever it is, say is simple. Say it direct. Cuz if someone has read all your post out of interest, they’ll go for the CTA too if it’s related enough. Connect it to the post and make it a mini hook. Ok. That’s the climax. Please tell me if you learned something new from this. If not, you need to rub your face with banana peels. ps. read (how to rewrite a hook in 100 ways) here: https://lnkd.in/ebm-ykZz

If you want to post on LinkedIn but just have 20 minutes a day, here’s what to do: 1- Find 1 hot topic (4 minutes) ◉ look at what people talk about. ◉ find a common problem from that. 2- See if you can solve it (4 minutes) ◉ does it match your skill? ◉ or find one that does. 3- Brainstorm a hook (4 minutes) ◉ use a hook-generating tool ◉ or ask ChatGPT “Give me 20 LinkedIn headlines about [xyz]” 4- Brainstorm to write a post (5 minutes) ◉ ask ChatGPT for a draft ◉ ask to use a simple tone 5- Edit the post (4 minutes) ◉ avoid any generic stuff ◉ optimize it for mobile view Now if you’ve been on LinkedIn for a while, you know enough how to get started with this. Check this👇. It'll make the process easier for you: https://lnkd.in/efhEQVMS