Vatsala Chirimar's Linkedin Analytics

I shared I was open for business again — and just like that, a lead came through! It’s wild what simply showing up online can do for your business. My most recent lead, a Chartered Secretary who spent 15 years as a partner at a private firm, took a bold step last week — she resigned to go solo and launched her own firm. Yes, her emotions were all over the place — but guess what she did right in the middle of that emotional rollercoaster? She reached out for help. Ready to be seen, heard, and known. She said; “Help me land on my target audience’s feeds with the right messaging — I’ll handle the rest.” And that’s exactly what we’re doing! Our call felt like two kids in a candy store — so many fun ideas, endless possibilities, and this buzzing energy of “let’s make it happen.” When was the last time you showed up online and simply reminded people what you do? You’d be surprised how many opportunities are just waiting for that nudge. ✨ I’ve got 2 more client slots open for this month — if you’re ready to get visible, get strategic, and start showing up for your audience, let’s chat!

My lead-gen strategy right now is stupidly simple and madly effective. Here’s what my current game plan looks like 👇 ✅ I use LinkedIn and Facebook (yep Facebook still works) ✅ I post on both platforms 3 times a week ✅ I send out 5–7 personalised connection/friend requests a day Conversations are intentional, but never spammy. I usually start by referencing a post of theirs that caught my eye, then ease into what they do, how it’s going, and so on. (There's a whole science to this — might turn that into a post soon ) ✅ I engage with relevant posts — a mix of people in my industry and potential clients. Not just likes, but actual comments that add value. ✅ I post in Facebook groups where my ideal clients hang out. Sometimes just to add to the conversations, sometimes to pitch — and yes, it works. I’ve got a list of 50 active groups I pull leads from regularly. If you want the list, hit me up — more than happy to share. 💌 Of course, I’ve got other backend stuff brewing. But this? This is the foundation. This is how I’m rebuilding momentum and bringing in leads consistently. Simple. Intentional. Effective. And if you're restarting or rebuilding, this might be your sign to stop overcomplicating it. Let it be easy — but make it strategic.

My client made $1M, but none of that came from her website! All of it came from the sales page we worked on! Look, if you’re selling a digital product, you NEED a sales page  ❌Not a website  ✅A sales page A website is great to give your audience an overview of all that you do  But it has multiple pages - Home Page, About Us, Services, Gallery, etc And that’s a little problematic when your goal is to sell your digital product/service. Because there are too many things to browse (read distractions) That’s where a well-designed sales page with converting copy comes into the picture It’s one single page with all the relevant info [ONLY] about the digital product! It includes sections like: • Your audience’s pain points  • The outcomes they’ll achieve  • What you’ll help them with and how • What they’ll get and learn • Why should they trust you  • Testimonials  • FAQs The key is to add tons of personalization and storytelling while keeping it quite direct at the same time! If that sounds challenging and time-consuming, let me help you out! I’ll create a sales page that gets you profits on autopilot DM ‘Sales Page’ for more info! #SalesPage #Sales #Website #Copywriter #ContentByVatsala

There’s something wildly underrated about getting back into a routine. Waking up and working out. Making time to read a few pages of your book. Doing work that feels meaningful. Maybe cooking something simple but delicious. Laughing over something silly to end the day. None of it is fancy. But it feels so good. Grounding. Fulfilling. Like you’re slowly stitching life back together after a bit of a pause. Came back from a break recently, and it already feels great to be back at it, especially when the first thing you hear from your client is kind words. What a way to start again. Here’s to the magic in the little things ✨

The digital game moves really fast. Platforms evolve. Algorithms shift. And what worked last quarter? Might flop tomorrow. So just “keeping up” doesn’t work anymore, “levelling up” does! Here’s what’s on my radar 📍 Sharpen the foundations — Google Analytics, SEMrush / Ahrefs, Salesforce 📍 Build on it with Meta Ads — go deeper and smarter 📍 And the part I’m most excited about — dive into LinkedIn Ads This isn’t just talk — I’ll be learning, testing, tweaking, and sharing it all. Wins, flops, breakthroughs — you’ll see it in real time. So follow along if you're into growth that doesn’t just look good on paper — but drives results. PS. If you’ve run LinkedIn ads before, drop your best advice in the comments. What’s worked for you? What flopped? I’m all ears — and all in.

I thought I found a shortcut to scroll-stopping LinkedIn content… Spoiler: I didn’t. But here’s what I did find 👇 I took this hyped-up LinkedIn AI course. Super sleek. Super promising. Super, let's just say non-impressive? Some stuff I already knew, but some things were totally new. So it felt fun and powerful. But when I actually tried implementing it. The content sounded... off. A little too bot-like. A little too cold. Even after tweaking it to “sound more human,” it didn’t hit the mark. So I went back to using AI my way. I crafted prompts based on my brand voice, audience tone, intention, and context. And this time? It worked. Instantly. Here’s what that taught me: There are no perfect plug-and-play prompts. Courses can help, but they’re not gospel. Every founder, every brand, every offer is different! So if you’re relying on cookie-cutter prompts to generate scroll-stopping content and wondering why it’s falling flat… That’s why. Want AI to create content that actually sounds like you? I can help. Shoot me a DM to build stuff that sounds like you, not a robot. Happy to help you make AI your content wingman, not your robot assistant.

I took a conscious break from business because real life called, No socials. No client calls No content hustle. Just real, raw, unfiltered life. The kind you don’t want to miss. The kind that only comes around once. But after months of soaking in the pause, a familiar itch returned... The itch to create. The itch to generate leads. The itch to build something meaningful again. And now, I’m finally back! I’ll be opening up business coaching slots soon. DFY services are coming back too :D But before that, I’d love to hear from you; What's new in your world? Has LinkedIn transformed while I was away? I cannot wait to dive back in!

I was shit scared to show up online again! After my little break, I didn’t think it’d be this hard to come back.  But wow, it was! And no — it wasn’t laziness or procrastination. I was just... scared. Scared of being judged. Not by strangers on the internet. But by the people who know me. What if they thought I was being “too much”? What if they thought my content was random, silly, or try-hard? And considering how much I rely on showing up online to build what I’m building, this mind drama was not cute. It threw my confidence off big time. But here’s the thing — I didn’t build my business from scratch just to hide in the corner because someone might roll their eyes. No thanks. So I got over myself and posted anyway. And it worked. Because value is value, and results don’t lie. Are there still people who’ll judge me? Of course. Will I let that stop me? Absolutely not. If you’ve ever had to hype yourself up just to hit ‘post’ — tell me, what worked for you? 👇

Ever lost a client before you even got the chance to pitch? It stings—and most of the time, you won’t even know it happened. Here's how I learned about it 👇 My husband and I needed duplicate keys for our almirah a few months ago. There’s a key maker just 5 mins from our home—super convenient. So we walked over. But… he wasn’t there. We waited. 5 mins. 10 mins. Still no sign of him. We left. 15 mins later, we found another shop. The guy there? Welcomed us with a smile. He got started immediately. No fuss, no delay. Fast forward to last week—we needed more keys. And guess what? We gladly walked 15 mins to reach his shop again. Why? Because trust was built during that very first interaction. And that’s when it hit me: Your presence is your first pitch. Whether it’s you, your team, or an automated system... Showing up matters! Because if you’re not there when your audience needs you, they’ll find someone who is. If you’ve ever lost leads or clients simply because you weren’t available… you’re not alone. But it can be fixed. Let’s talk. Drop a “hey” in the comments or shoot me a DM—I’ve got you!