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The real difference between an average marketer and a great one? Strategy.
It’s not about posting more.
It’s about understanding data, reading patterns, and making calculated decisions.
Because when strategy leads, growth follows.
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Here's how I got 90K views on LinkedIn in the past week.
I posted every single day, replied to every comment, and focused on two types of content: entertaining and informative.
For entertaining posts, I leaned into 1-liners. They stand out on a platform that takes itself too seriously, and people can't help but engage with them.
For informative posts, I kept it simple: short sentences, straight to the point, no buzzwords, no jargon.
That's the formula: short sentences, real value, genuine engagement. Do that consistently and the views will follow.
52K members reached? Nice! I'd be willing to say engaging with people is a huge component in growth.
Designer thinking: "Make it beautiful"
Developer thinking: "Make it functional"
Strategist thinking: "Make it convert"
You need all three. In that order.
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