Here's what my LinkedIn content achieved over 221 days:
→ 941,117 impressions
→ 361,944 members reached
→ 7,949 social engagements
→ 1,378 saves
→ 845 comments
→ 93% of impressions from outside my network
Three takeaways from the data:
- One post drove about 12% of my reach.
My top post reached 110,186 impressions. When a single post carries that much weight, studying its topic, hook and format matters more than posting more.
- Saves deserve attention.
My content earned 1,378 saves. Likes show approval. Saves show that someone found the post worth coming back to.
- Reach and conversion are different metrics.
941K impressions show distribution, not business results. That's why I track engagement, profile visits and link activity alongside reach.
Examples of what this looks like in practice: my roadmap-style posts reached 14K and 22K impressions, while denser cheat-sheet posts reached under 4K. Attached are a few recent posts from my LinkedIn. (recent post-performance analytics)
This is the approach I bring to LinkedIn ghostwriting for US founders, finance professionals and fintech brands.
I turn your expertise into well-researched, engaging posts that sound like you, not generic AI content.
My experience includes growing my personal LinkedIn presence and currently managing the LinkedIn page of a finance brand.
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Today I’m at 163 and in the Top 1% of creatives.
Most of that growth happened while I was consistently building, publishing and improving without much client validation.
Since then, the portfolio has grown, the work has become much stronger, I’ve earned expert recognition across Rive, Jitter and Ideogram, and client conversations are finally starting to turn into real work.
Still a long way to go, but I’m very glad I kept going.
Thanks to everyone who followed the work along the way.