LinkedIn Content & Copywriting
You’ve signed up to LinkedIn, or maybe you’ve been on there a while, but writing chatty yet business-y posts on there that will get you noticed leaves you cold.
Everyone else seems to do it with ease – they know what to write about, they get lots of comments and likes, and everywhere you look people are telling you about the great business they’ve got from LinkedIn.
BUT
- You can’t think of anything to say.
- When you do post something, it’s tumbleweed and no-one likes or comments.
- You can’t see how to use LinkedIn to generate traffic and business.
We’ve all been there, trust me, but LinkedIn can be an awesome traffic and business generator, if you do it right.
LinkedIn Copywriting FAQs
How much does LinkedIn copywriting cost?
- 1 post per week - £300 p/m
- 3 posts per week - £700 p/m
- 5 posts per week - £1000 p/m
What is the LinkedIn copywriting process?
- I’ll ask you A LOT of questions about your business, because that’s what your potential clients would do.
- I’ll look at your previous blog and LinkedIn posts and what can be repurposed or rewritten, or simply made better.
- We’ll decide together what will work, what won’t work and what we think could work and want to give a try.
Can you post my LinkedIn posts to my account?
I'd rather not because LinkedIn T&Cs say you can't allow anyone else to log in to your account.
I'll talk you through how to schedule posts yourself, and even sit on a Zoom call with you while you do it, if you need me to.
You've convinced me. Let's do it! What now?
“Oh Nikki, I hate LinkedIn”
I know. I get it.
If you don’t know how to use LinkedIn in the best way, it can seem like a bit of a hellhole – all hustle bro’s and shouty ‘experts’ telling you’re doing everything wrong.
But used in the right way, it can be a great way to build relationships, gain referrals, and yes, direct business without even leaving your sofa.
Some of my longest serving clients came originally from LinkedIn, and I get new enquiries almost every day.
But I had to learn how to write to attract clients and referrers, where to comment to make sure I was seen by a wider audience, and how to use LinkedIn to drive traffic to my website.
Now I use that knowledge to write for other businesses and help them to get business from LinkedIn.
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