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I created my LinkedIn just 20 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. I’ve recorded over 758,000 impressions, reached 185,000+ members, made 4,700+ connections, and added around $14,000 per month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it. Nothing skipped. Nothing hidden. And if you want behind-the-scenes tactics on engagement groups and growing fast, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn x growth secrets 2025.” First, a quick note: A few weeks back, I took a break from posting. My numbers dropped fast. Now that I’m back, everything is picking up again. The strategy still works. Every single time. There's 2 parts to my gameplan: Content output and content engagement. Let’s break both of them down. Content Output (The Visibility Engine) I aim for 3 posts per day when I’m not traveling. When I post less, my reach dips. Simple as that. Weekends matter too. Less noise means more visibility. Here’s how volume plays out: 10 posts = 1 decent hit 30 posts = 3 to 4 solid posts 50+ posts = at least one viral piece Afternoons tend to work best for me. But test your own timing. Ignore underperforming posts. Nobody remembers them. Format Rankings (Best to Worst) Carousels – Great for tutorials, step-by-step guides (2 to 3x reach) Tweet-style images – Clean statements or quotes (1.8x reach, slipping slightly) GIFs or Videos – Product demos, stories, walkthroughs (1.5x reach) Static images – Stats, visuals, and infographics (baseline reach) Text posts – Clear, useful, and to the point (70 percent of baseline) Carousels are still outperforming everything. Tweet-style image reach is fading a bit, might be an algorithm shift. Always include CTAs like: “Comment X if you want Y” “DM me for help with Z” Content Engagement (The Growth Multiplier) Every like, comment, and share expands your reach into new networks. Spend 75 percent of your LinkedIn time engaging: Like posts from creators in your space Leave useful, specific comments Re-share content with your thoughts Connect with everyone who interacts with your posts, unless they look like bots Focus on: Creators in your niche Founders, CEOs, and decision-makers Marketers and operators Ghostwriters running big accounts behind the scenes Engagement Groups Help a Lot Join or build a group with 5 to 10 active creators. Support each other in the first hour with: Likes Comments Shares Need help finding one? Drop a comment and I’ll connect you. Also: DM your top engagers Leave thoughtful comments on new accounts Daily Engagement Checklist Comment on 20 or more posts Like 50 or more posts Reply to every comment on your content DM 5 new connections It might feel awkward at first, but LinkedIn is where decision-makers spend their time. If your business sells to operators, this is where you want to be. Try this strategy for 30 days. On Day 31, check your numbers and see how far you’ve come. And again, if you want my full list of LinkedIn growth tips, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn x growth secrets 2025.”

I created my LinkedIn just 16 weeks ago. It’s still the absolute easiest algorithm to crack by a longshot. In a relatively short amount of time, I’ve recorded over 680,000 impressions, made more than 4,200 connections and added $14,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also, if you want some low-key secrets about engagement groups & how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.” Alright, let’s break it down… First thing: I took about 4 weeks off from any posting at all starting in Feb. My numbers flatlined immediately as a result. I was curious to see how hard it would be to restart this week. Turns out - not that hard. The strategy works. The two key parts of my strategy: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. Let me explain. When it comes to output, aim for 3 posts daily. I do this whenever I’m not traveling. And when my number drops because I am traveling, my reach takes a noticeable hit. Also, post on weekends, less noise means higher visibility. Basically, volume creates luck: 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule posts during peak times (early morning, lunchtime, late afternoon in your audience’s time zone). For me, afternoons always perform best. Don’t overthink “bad” posts. Every post is a fresh shot at success, and no one cares about your misses. Mix up formats to keep your audience engaged: Carousels – Step-by-step guides, tutorials (2-3x reach) GIFs/Videos – Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach) Tweet-style images – Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach, but declining) Static images – Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach) Text posts – Simple and straightforward (70% baseline) Content Ranking (Best to Worst) Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Carousels still crush, so double down on them for resharing and engagement. Tweet-style images aren’t hitting as hard lately, not sure if there’s been an algo change. Will confirm in a couple of weeks. Always include CTAs: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for advice specific to your business.” So what about content engagement? LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. Spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (no “Great post!” laziness). Share others’ content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). Engage with accounts that have active or large followings: Niche creators Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs) Marketing pros (they love to engage) Ghostwriters (managing big accounts behind the scenes) Also, form engagement groups. Group up with 5-10 like-minded creators. Engage with each other’s posts within the first hour for an algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments. DM people who regularly engage with your posts to build stronger connections. Daily Engagement Goals: Comment on 20+ posts Like 50+ posts Reply to all comments on your posts DM 5 new connections It’s a little cringey, but LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers (and their ghostwriters) live. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try this strategy for 30 days and then come back and thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.”

I started my X account 40 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. I've since collected over $85,000 in direct revenue, recorded 8.5M impressions, and this month alone drove ~$10,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system before Elon shuts the door on the loopholes. Also, if you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with my posting routine. I post 2 to 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread with 3 to 5 tweets and screenshots or frameworks Evening: Repost with CTA or quick observation to spark replies Even a 48-hour break can tank reach and consistency is the lever that compounds growth. Remember that before you start. If you aren't prepared to be consistent, don't bother and just invest your time in something else. What is working on X right now 3–6 tweet threads that are clear, visual, and skimmable. Long threads over 8 tweets are underperforming unless every tweet delivers new value. Multi-image posts are peaking. Proof-first content is doing great. Basically revenue screenshots, dashboards, prompts, and analytics are outperforming theory posts. Frameworks that are copy-paste ready. If readers can immediately use what you post (DM template, ChatGPT prompt, SOP), engagement and saves go up. Timely commentary + proof is doing well, so like big updates (platform changes, market moves) paired with your unique take and data are getting extended reach. Reposts of your own high-performers also do really well. If you wait 2–3 weeks and add a fresh intro or context, the second run often performs just as well. What is underperforming: Generic one-liners without data or insight Threads that repeat themselves or bury the main takeaway AI-written posts with no human POV Copycat frameworks that feel recycled or unproven Engagement strategy: Reply early and with depth on large accounts in your niche. Add context, proof, or a contrarian take. Quote tweet with POV 1–2 times per day, especially when you can add clarity or show receipts. Boost your replies. When you drop a strong reply that’s gaining traction, RT it from your own account to maximize exposure. Create or join a small creator circle (5–10 peers) to engage in the first 15–30 minutes of posting. Spark threads in your comments. If your post gets 10+ comments, reply with thoughtful follow-ups that encourage more back-and-forth between commenters. Also, X is weighting comment thread depth more heavily. Posts that generate conversations (not just likes) get resurfaced in feeds for multiple days. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without sending cold pitches. Step 1: Track who engages (likes, follows, replies) Step 2: DM them a valuable freebie (template, swipe, or framework) Step 3: If they engage, open a loop (“Want the full system?”) Step 4: If they say yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Context first, offer second. That delay is what makes this work. Retention is the metric that matters How I optimize: Bio is specific and value-focused Pinned tweet combines proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM manually or with a cleaned-up automation starter Metrics worth tracking: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Number of comment threads and repeat engagers Impressions are nice, but clicks, DMs, and conversations are what lead to revenue. 30-day X growth playbook: Post 2–3 times per day (1 must be proof-driven) Reply to 5+ posts per day in your niche Quote tweet 1–2 times per day with your POV Repost your top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers weekly with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment thread depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats every week Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn just 21 weeks ago. Jesus, what an easy algorithm to crack. Since then, I have recorded over 815,000 impressions, reached nearly 200,000 members, built 5,200+ connections, and added around $14,000 in monthly revenue. Let me explain exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Mind you, LinkedIn is the absolute easiest platform to grow on if you have a real strategy and stick to it. Also, if you want insider tactics for engagement groups and fast LinkedIn growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “x LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.” Alright, here’s the full breakdown.,, Earlier this year, I took a short break from posting. My numbers dipped fast. Once I came back and restarted my system, growth returned almost immediately. Consistency is everything. This strategy still works every single time. The Strategy Has Two Parts: content output and content engagement. Let’s break both down. Content Output (The Visibility Engine) I aim to post 3 times a day when possible. Skipping days always leads to a noticeable drop in impressions. Weekend posting matters too. Less competition means more attention on your posts. Here’s how it usually plays out: 10 posts = 1 decent win 30 posts = 3 to 4 strong posts 50+ posts = almost guaranteed virality Afternoons tend to perform best for me, but your audience might differ slightly. Test and adjust. Low-performing posts do not matter. Only consistency matters. Format Rankings (Best to Worst) Carousels – Step-by-step guides, visual breakdowns (2 to 3x reach) Tweet-style images – Quick bold posts (1.8x reach, but cooling off) GIFs and videos – Product demos, tutorials, or personal stories (1.5x reach) Static images – Charts, quotes, stats (baseline reach) Text posts – Simple posts focused on clarity (around 70 percent of baseline) Carousels are still dominating. Tweet-style images are showing signs of lower performance compared to last quarter. Always include a CTA like: “Comment X if you want Y” “DM me if you need help with Z” Content Engagement (The Real Growth Driver) LinkedIn rewards posts that create conversations. Spend 75 percent of your LinkedIn time engaging: Like posts from people in your space Leave real comments that add value Share good posts with your perspective Connect with everyone who engages with you (unless they are spam) Focus your engagement on: Founders Operators Niche creators Marketers Ghostwriters managing large accounts Use or Build an Engagement Group Find 5 to 10 people who post daily or at least consistently. Support each other’s posts in the first hour with: Comments Likes Shares If you want help finding or starting a group, drop a comment and I will help. Extra points: DM people who regularly engage with your posts Leave valuable comments on posts from new connections Daily LinkedIn Growth Checklist Comment on 20 or more posts Like 50 or more posts Reply to every comment on your posts DM 5 new connections in your niche It might feel a little uncomfortable at first, but LinkedIn is where real business decision-makers spend time. If your brand, service, or business depends on visibility and relationships, this is the platform to prioritize. Stick to this strategy for 30 days. On Day 31, check your numbers and you will see the difference. And again, if you want access to the full strategy I use for engagement groups and fast LinkedIn growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “x LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.”

I started my X account 43 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. Since then I’ve collected almost $100,000 in direct revenue, logged 9.2M impressions & this month alone drove ~$12,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system before Elon closes the loopholes. And if you want my full cheat sheet including engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with the posting routine. I post 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread (3–5 tweets with screenshots or frameworks) Evening: Repost with CTA or a quick observation to spark replies If I stop for even 48 hours, reach craters ASAP. When I travel and can't post as frequently, I feel the pain quick. What works best right now: Compact threads (3–6 tweets) Visual, skimmable, and outcome-driven. Long threads are underperforming unless every tweet is actionable. Multi-image posts 2–4 slides. First slide = bold headline. Middle slides = framework, teardown, or swipe. Last slide = CTA. Proof-first content Revenue breakdowns, dashboards, prompts, and analytics. Real data outperforms theory every time. Copy-paste frameworks Posts that readers can use immediately (DM templates, ChatGPT prompts, SOPs) triple engagement and saves. Timely commentary + receipts Industry updates, platform changes, or niche news combined with proof or your own results extend reach. Reposting top performers A strong post run again after 2–3 weeks with a fresh hook often performs just as well the second time. What is underperforming (for me at least): Single-line takes with no proof or context Threads over 8 tweets that bury the main point AI-written filler with no perspective or experience Recycled frameworks without receipts or real outcomes Engagement strategy Reply early and with receipts on viral posts in your niche. Add context or a contrarian take. Quote tweet daily with POV or teardown analysis. Repost your strongest replies so they surface to your audience. Small creator circles still work. 5–10 peers engaging in the first 15–30 minutes sparks velocity. X is heavily weighting comment threads. Posts that spark conversations inside the comments stay alive and get resurfaced for multiple days. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without cold-pitching. Step 1: Track who engages with my posts Step 2: DM them something useful (template, swipe, framework) Step 3: If they reply, open a loop (“Want the rest of the system?”) Step 4: If yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Context first, offer second. Retention > reach The real funnel is Profile visit to Follow to DM to Client. How I optimize: Bio is specific and value-focused Pinned tweet = proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM with real value Metrics that matter now: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Depth of comment threads and repeat engagers Impressions are just surface numbers whereas conversions live in clicks, conversations, and relationships. 30-day X growth playbook: Post 2–3x/day with at least one proof post Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical Quote tweet 1–2 times/day with POV Repost top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers weekly with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment thread depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats constantly This account has generated almost $100,000 in 43 weeks and still compounds daily. Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn just 25 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack of any social media and it's not even close. Since then, I’ve recorded over 1.2 million impressions, reached more than 401,000 members, built 6,000+ connections, and added roughly $15,000 to my monthly pipeline. Here is the exact strategy I used daily with no details left out. Also, i you want the full set of secrets and cheat codes regarding engagement groups, secret tricks, etc - follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide 2025.” You need to do all 3 to get a DM. 1 out of 3 or 2 out of 3 won't work. Alright, let's begin... My strategy is simple and based on 2 things: content output and content engagement. Let’s start with content output. I post 3 times per day, Monday through Sunday. Every day that I post consistently, my reach compounds. If I slow down, impressions stall. Weekends are underrated. Less noise = more visibility. Here’s how post volume breaks down: 10 posts = 1 solid performer 30 posts = 3 to 4 strong ones 50+ posts = something always pops Afternoons tend to work best for my audience. Yours might differ so test and double down. Don’t worry about underperformers. One good post can carry a week and literally nobody cares about your flops because nobody is paying attention to you. Format Rankings (Best to Worst) Carousels – Step-by-step breakdowns and value frameworks (2 to 3x reach) GIFs and videos – Behind-the-scenes, stories, walkthroughs (2x reach, picking up a lot of steam recently) Tweet-style images – Bold, short insights (1.1x reach, has heavily cooled down since late 2024) Static images – Charts, stats, and infographics (baseline) Text-only posts – Straightforward ideas or commentary (around 70 percent of baseline) Carousels remain the highest ROI content format. Tweet-style image reach has softened a lot, possibly due to an algo tweak. Use effective CTAs like: “Comment X if you want Y” “DM me for a copy of Z” So what about content engagement? LinkedIn favors interaction-driven content. Every like and comment opens up second-degree visibility. Spend 75 percent of your time engaging: Like relevant posts Leave thoughtful comments Re-share valuable content with your POV Connect with people who engage with your posts Who to engage with: Founders Marketers Creators in your vertical Ghostwriters managing brand accounts So what about engagement groups? They are small groups (5 to 10 creators) who consistently: Like Comment Share within the first hour That early push still makes a real difference. No group? Drop a comment and I’ll help you find one. Bonus: DM regular engagers Comment on posts from up-and-coming creators in your niche Daily LinkedIn Checklist Comment on 20 or more posts Like 50 or more posts Reply to every comment on your posts DM 5 new, relevant people If you’re trying to grow inbound traffic, generate pipeline, or just build credibility at scale, LinkedIn is the move. Try this system for 30 days. Check your numbers on Day 31. And if you want access to the full strategy I use every day, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide 2025.” Also, check out my thread from a few days ago about how LinkedIn drove multiple thousands of dollars worth of business to SEO in just 1 week.

Just my opinion here: Selling digital products without SEO or AI Search Optimization in 2025 is like launching a SaaS with no onboarding. Every week I watch creators leave 10s of thousands of dollars per month on the table by skipping foundational visibility work. Like, basic stuff. I’m going to show you how to fix that today without paying or hiring anyone. But before I get into it… If you want some cheat codes for getting traffic + sales from ChatGPT within 30–60 days, just follow me + RT this + reply “SEO Stuff Digital Product Guide.” You must do all 3 for the DM. Let's start with the most important thing: authority. Every AI search engine, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Grok, all reward authority. Authority = PR + backlinks + brand mentions. Natural backlink distribution in 2025 looks like this: 70% → Homepage (global trust) 25% → Product pages (top sellers) 5% → Blog/support content (topical authority) Free backlink plays that work right now: Creator economy newsletters (“Tools I Use” features) “Best of” curators scraping ChatGPT lists YouTube creators with companion blogs Guest post swaps with Gumroad/Notion creators Podcast show notes with backlinks Want a shortcut? Use SEO Stuff’s Premium Backlink Bundle. It features only links from domains already trusted by Google and AI. Now let's talk keywords. Don’t waste time on “best planner” or “photo editor" because that's too broad and too competitive. Filters to use in SEO Stuff or Ahrefs: KD < 30 100–1,000 monthly searches CPC > $2.50 Intent modifiers: for, with, that helps, best Recent high-converting examples (July 2025): “ADHD planner for neurodivergent creators” “Client portal software for brand designers” “Ebook cover templates for fantasy authors” “Goal tracking Notion template for personal trainers” And make sure you're optimizing your product pages. AI crawlers prioritize structured, benefit-first content. Checklist: Benefit-first headline (“Finish your week’s tasks in 15 min”) Bullets with outcomes, not just features Video walkthroughs or testimonials Screenshot carousel or before/after proof Schema: Product + FAQ + Review Embedded demos (YouTube, Loom, TikTok) Clear CTA: Download Now / Try It Free Also, make sure you're building topic authority clusters. You don’t need to blog daily. You need structured clusters. Example Hub: “2025 Productivity Stack for Digital Product Sellers” Supporting posts: “Why Notion Still Wins in 2025 for Planning” “Top Tools to Ship a Gumroad Product in a Weekend” “How [Customer Name] Used Our Template to 3x Output” Interlink spokes → hub → product page. Add “Key Takeaways” to each post. Perplexity and Gemini prioritize summarizable content. And make sure you're owning comparison content. Bottom-of-funnel searches are money. Examples: “[Your Product] vs [Competitor]” “Best tools to organize client projects” Must include: Side-by-side tables Screenshots of UIs Quotes from switchers Clear verdict + CTA AI often cites these in direct answer cards. Also, don't sleep on e-mail. AI engines now factor engagement + newsletter mentions into trust. Lead magnet ideas: Free template (“Notion Dashboard for X Creators”) Calculator (“Digital Product Revenue Planner”) Quiz (“What’s Your Productivity Style?”) Promote via: Exit popups Blog CTAs Freebies tab Follow with: 3-part welcome sequence Use case drip series Onboarding emails And think ahead a bit when it comes to content. LLMs reward freshness. Publish 6–8 weeks before the spike. Content ideas: “Best Back-to-School Planners for College Creators” “Holiday Productivity Kit for Entrepreneurs” “Q4 Planning Templates That Actually Work” Seasonal = higher conversions + AI visibility. Also, don't sleep on video. LLMs now embed video in answers. Create and embed: “How I Use This Template Every Monday” “What Happened After 30 Days of Our Planner” “3-Minute Setup Walkthrough” Upload to Shorts/Reels/TikTok. Embed with captions + timestamps. And make sure you're fixing up your technical SEO/AIO. Checklist: Load time < 2.5s Lazy loading + WebP images Mobile-first Schema: Product, FAQ, Review, Article Clean navigation + breadcrumbs Zero broken links No technical foundation = no AI visibility. Really think about your funnel stages as it pertains to your content strategy. TOFU: Blogs, templates, calculators MOFU: Comparisons, walkthroughs BOFU: Product pages with reviews, urgency, and video CRO moves working in 2025: Exit popups with urgency offers Cart abandonment flows Retargeting with testimonials One-click upsells 90-Day Digital Product SEO + AI Search Plan: Days 1–30 Fix technical SEO Optimize top product pages Research keywords for blog + comparisons Days 31–60 Publish 3–5 authority posts Launch 1–2 lead magnets Begin backlink outreach or use SEO Stuff credits Days 61–90 Publish seasonal content + videos Secure features in newsletters and “Best Of” lists Retarget high-intent traffic with proof-driven ads All of which is to say, you don’t need another viral tweet. It's time to build out a proper, adult system. This is how digital product sellers go from $4K/month to $40K/month. Want the done-for-you version? Check SEO Stuff Gold Plan. And if you want cheat codes for getting traffic + sales from ChatGPT in 30–60 days, just follow me + RT this + reply “SEO Stuff Digital Product Guide.” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn just 10 weeks ago. It's the absolute easiest algorithm to crack. I’ve since made almost 4,000 connections, recorded over 573,000 impressions, and added $12,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also if you want insider secrets about engagement groups and how to grow quickly, just follow me, RT this, and reply “X LinkedIn growth secrets.” Alright, let's begin... My approach boils down to two things: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. In the case of content output: Aim for 3 posts daily. Post on weekends when there’s less noise and more visibility. More posts = better odds of a hit. Key principle: Volume creates luck. 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule your posts during peak times like early morning, lunchtime, or late afternoon in your target audience’s time zone. Personally, afternoons have been the best for growth. Treat every post as a fresh shot at success. Don’t overanalyze the “bad” ones, your next post could be the one that blows up. Switch up your formats to keep things fresh: Carousels: Step-by-step guides, frameworks, tutorials (2-3x reach). GIFs/Videos: Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach). Static images: Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach). Tweet-style images: Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach). Text posts: Simple and straightforward (70% baseline). Content ranking (best to worst): Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Double down on carousels. They drive reshares and engagement. Sprinkle in tweet-style images for punchy, high-impact statements. Also add CTAs to your posts: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for personalized advice specific to your business.” Content engagement is also crucial. LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. Interact with accounts that have active or large followings, like: Niche creators Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs) Marketing pros (they love to engage) Ghostwriters (managing big accounts behind the scenes) Spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like their posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (not just “Great post!”). Share their content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). Build engagement groups: Form a group of 5-10 like-minded creators to boost each other’s posts. Engage within 1 hour of posting for maximum algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Leverage reciprocity: Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments on their posts. DM people who regularly engage with you to build stronger connections. Daily engagement goals: Comment on 20+ posts. Like 50+ posts. Reply to all comments on your posts. DM 5 new connections. LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers hang out. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try these strategies for a month and thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups just follow me, RT this, and reply “X LinkedIn growth secrets.”

I created my LinkedIn account 3 weeks ago. Since then I've added nearly 1,500 followers and recorded more than 160,000 impressions. It's the *easiest* algo to crack. And unlike X, people from LinkedIn actually buy stuff. If you want the formula for growing on LinkedIn just RT this post, Like it and comment "LinkedIn".

I created my LinkedIn just 19 weeks ago. It’s still the easiest algorithm to crack. By far. In that time, I’ve hit over 1.4 million impressions, reached 176,000+ members, made 4,500+ connections, and added around $14,000 in monthly revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps skipped. And if you want behind-the-scenes tactics on engagement groups and rapid growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “X LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.” First, real talk: I took a few weeks off from posting last month, and everything dipped fast. Now I’m back at it, and the momentum is kicking in again. This system still works, you just have to work it. My entire system comes down to 2 factor: Content output and Content engagement. Let’s break them down. Content Output = Visibility Aim for 3 posts per day when possible. If I miss a day (especially while traveling), my numbers take a hit. Post on weekends too, there’s less noise and more reach. Think of volume as a growth multiplier: 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3–4 hits 50+ posts = likely at least one viral Post during peak times in your audience’s time zone; afternoons always work best for me. And don’t worry about underperforming posts. Nobody’s keeping score but you. Formats That Work (Best to Worst): Carousels – Step-by-step guides, value drops (2–3x reach) Tweet-style images – Punchy one-liners (1.8x reach, fading a bit) GIFs/Videos – Personal stories, walkthroughs (1.5x reach) Static images – Stats, quotes, visuals (baseline) Text posts – Clean and simple (70% baseline) Carousels are still dominating so double down on them. Tweet-style images are showing signs of lower reach lately. Might be an algo shift, not sure, so watching closely. Always include a strong CTA: “Comment X if you want Y.” “DM me for help with Z.” Content Engagement = Growth Acceleration When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. That’s the viral loop. Spend 75% of your time engaging: Like high-quality posts Leave valuable comments (not “Great post!”) Re-share posts with your own angle Connect with everyone who engages (unless it’s a bot) Engage with: Niche creators Founders and execs Marketers and ghostwriters (they’re active and strategic) Build or Join an Engagement Group: 5–10 creators in your niche Drop links privately within the first hour Mix up likes, comments, and shares Don’t have a group? Drop a comment and I’ll help you find one. Also: DM regular engagers Leave thoughtful comments on new creators’ posts Daily Engagement Goals: Comment on 20+ posts Like 50+ posts Reply to every comment on your own posts DM 5 new connections It might feel a little awkward at first, but LinkedIn is where buying power lives, and so do the people quietly running major accounts behind the scenes. If you want your business to grow, this is where your time should go. Try this for the next 30 days. Then circle back and tell me how it worked on Day 31. And again, if you want insider tactics on engagement groups and rapid growth, follow me, share this post, and comment “x LinkedIn growth secrets 2025.”

I created my LinkedIn just 12 weeks ago. It’s still the absolute easiest algorithm to crack. In that short time, I’ve recorded over 638,000 impressions, made more than 4,100 connections, and added $14,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also, if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X + LinkedIn growth secrets.” Alright, let’s break it down… My approach boils down to two things: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. When it comes to content output, post more than you think you should. Aim for 3 posts daily. Also, post on weekends. There’s less noise, which means higher visibility. Volume creates luck: 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule posts during peak times (early morning, lunchtime, late afternoon in your audience’s time zone). For me, afternoons perform best. Don’t overthink “bad” posts. Every post is a fresh shot at success, and no one cares about your misses. Switch things up to keep your audience engaged: Carousels: Step-by-step guides, tutorials (2-3x reach) GIFs/Videos: Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach) Tweet-style images: Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach; but I am noticing a reach decline here, so maybe don't over-invest) Static images: Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach) Text posts: Simple and straightforward (70% baseline) Content ranking (best to worst): Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Double down on carousels for resharing and engagement. Add tweet-style images for punchy, high-impact statements. Always include CTAs: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for advice specific to your business.” When it comes to content engagement, LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. So spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (no “Great post!” laziness). Share others’ content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). Interact with accounts that have active or large followings like: Niche creators Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs) Marketing pros (they love to engage) Ghostwriters (managing big accounts behind the scenes) Another hack for growing on LinkedIn is to build engagement groups: Group up with 5-10 like-minded creators. Engage with each other’s posts within the first hour for an algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Also, this may seem simple, but leverage reciprocity: Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments. DM people who regularly engage with your posts to build stronger connections. Daily Engagement Goals: Comment on 20+ posts. Like 50+ posts. Reply to all comments on your posts. DM 5 new connections. It’s a little cringey, but LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers hang out. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try these strategies for just one month, and then thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X + LinkedIn growth secrets.”

I created my LinkedIn just 11 weeks ago. It’s still the absolute easiest algorithm to crack. In that short time I’ve recorded over 603,000 impressions, made more than 4,000 connections, and added $13,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X LinkedIn growth secrets.” Alright, let’s break it down... My approach boils down to two things: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. When it comes to content output, post more than you think you should. Aim for 3 posts daily. Also, post on weekends. There is less noise which means higher visibility. Volume creates luck: 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule posts during peak times (early morning, lunchtime, late afternoon in your audience’s time zone). For me, afternoons perform best. Don’t overthink “bad” posts. Every post is a fresh shot at success and no one cares about your misses. Switch things up to keep your audience engaged: Carousels: Step-by-step guides, tutorials (2-3x reach). GIFs/Videos: Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach). Tweet-style images: Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach; but I am noticing a reach decline here so maybe don't over-invest) Static images: Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach). Text posts: Simple and straightforward (70% baseline). Content ranking (best to worst): Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Double down on carousels for resharing and engagement. Add tweet-style images for punchy, high-impact statements. Always include CTAs: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for advice specific to your business.” When it comes to content engagement, LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. So spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (no “Great post!” laziness). Share others’ content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). A hack for growing on LinkedIn is to build engagement groups: Group up with 5-10 like-minded creators. Engage with each other’s posts within the first hour for an algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Also, this may seem simple, but leverage reciprocity: Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments. DM people who regularly engage with your posts to build stronger connections. Daily Engagement Goals: Comment on 20+ posts. Like 50+ posts. Reply to all comments on your posts. DM 5 new connections. It's a little cringey, but LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers hang out. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try these strategies for literally just one month and then thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X LinkedIn growth secrets.”

I started my X account 36 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. I have since collected $70,000+ in direct revenue, recorded 7.7M+ impressions, and this month alone drove $6,000+ to SEO Stuff. Here is my full system. Take advantage before Elon closes the loopholes up. Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies... Follow me + RT this + comment “X growth guide august 2025" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with my posting schedule. I post 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week. If I slow down or stop, my reach falls accordingly. Here's the usual routine: Morning: High-signal single tweet (results, strong POV, or a lesson) Afternoon: Mini-thread (3–5 tweets) with visuals, SOPs, or case studies Evening: Repost with a CTA, or a short observation to spark replies Every post must build authority, trust, or DMs. Anything else is a waste of time. As far as post types... Long threads are kinda dying. The winners now are short, visual, and skimmable. Best structure: Hook with a bold claim or result Context for why it matters 3–5 tweets: each a single insight, stat, or step Final tweet: CTA to reply or DM What makes them hit: Proof visuals (dashboards, screenshots, receipts) Clarity over cleverness One clear outcome (don’t cram 5 lessons into one thread) Multi-image posts are still crushing at the moment. Format that works best: 2–4 images First image = headline in bold text Middle images = swipeable framework, teardown, or SOP Last image = CTA (“Reply if you want the SOP”) Pair them with a text tweet or a quote tweet to maximize reach. Content types overperforming now: Revenue breakdowns tied to exact actions (“$6K in August → here’s what caused it”) Process screenshots (ChatGPT prompts, dashboards, client flows) Swipeable templates (ready-to-use text, email lines, ad copy) Audience receipts and DMs (blurred if private) Commentary on niche news or shifts (if paired with proof and lessons) The more real and replicable it feels, the better it performs. What is underperforming: One-sentence takes with no proof or context Threads over 10 tweets that drift or repeat AI-written content with no personal voice Recycled frameworks without evidence Now let's talk engagement. Growth now requires shaping your feed and visibility. Reply early on viral posts in your niche with insights or proof RT your best replies to surface them to your audience Quote tweet 1–2 times per day with POV or teardown commentary Build creator circles (5–10 peers in related niches) to engage in the first 15–30 minutes Rotate who kicks off replies so it looks organic DMs that drive revenue: I generate inbound leads every week without cold-pitching. Here's the system for that: Track who engages with my posts (likes, follows, replies) DM them something useful (a template, swipe, or small playbook) If they respond, open a loop (“Want the full system?”) If they say yes, I send the offer (SEO Stuff, growth system, or consulting) Also, I can't stress this enough: delay the offer. Build context before asking for the conversion. Retention is more important than reach The real funnel is profile visit → follow → DM → client. How I optimize: Bio is clear and value-first Pinned tweet = proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM with value, not canned pitches Measure: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer % of repeat engagers on your posts These are the numbers tied directly to revenue. So basically: Post 2–3x/day with one proof post Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical Quote tweet 1–2 posts/day with your take Repost top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ engagers per week with free value Track clicks, DMs, and conversions weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats continuously This account has generated $70K+ in 36 weeks and still compounds daily. Follow this for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, and tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet including engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide august 2025”

I created my LinkedIn account 3 weeks ago. Since then I've added nearly 1,500 followers and recorded more than 160,000 impressions. It's the *easiest* algo to crack. And unlike X, people from LinkedIn actually buy stuff. If you want the formula for growing on LinkedIn just RT this post, Like it and comment "LinkedIn".

I created my X account 3 weeks ago. Since then I've added more than 3,000 followers and recorded nearly 700,000 impressions. It's the second easiest social media algo to crack behind LinkedIn. If you want the formula for growing fast on X just make sure you're following me, RT this post, Like it and comment "X guide".

I created my LinkedIn account 46 weeks ago. Very easy algo to crack. Since then I’ve added $100,000+ to my agency pipeline, built ~9,000 connections, and logged 2.5M impressions. Use my system before they close the loopholes. And if you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM workflows, etc) just: Follow me Repost this Comment “LinkedIn Growth Guide” You must do all three to get the DM. Alright, here is what is working at the moment: Proof + Perspective posts: Screenshots, dashboards, client outcomes combined with your unique narrative. (Data alone isn’t enough anymore, you have to show how you got there.) Story-driven authority: Real experiences, client lessons, small wins or lessons learned outperform generic tip lists. Comment-first growth: High-effort comments on others’ posts unlock visibility. Basically 15-20 thoughtful comments daily create compounding reach. Conversation depth: Posts that spark threaded replies and back-and-forth in comments maintain visibility longer. Audience overlap: Engage across 2-3 adjacent niches (for example SEO, growth, entrepreneurship) so the algorithm surfaces you into overlapping networks. Reposting your hits: Wait 2-3 weeks, then repost your top performing content with a fresh hook. Many posts get a second wind when done well. Native content and relevance: Native posts (text updates, carousels, native video) outperform link-first posts. (The algorithm still favors posts that keep users on the platform.) Evergreen content with a shelf life: Good posts now can get new visibility even weeks later. My current posting routine: I post 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Skipping 36-48 hours hits reach hard. Morning: Text post with strong POV or proof-based story Afternoon: Carousel, annotated screenshot or case study Evening: Mini-thread, framework, or quick lesson Formats performing particularly well: Carousels: Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain or result. Middle slides = steps or visuals. Final slide = CTA (“Drop guide below if you want the full system”). Short native videos: Under 60 seconds. Strong first 3 seconds. Subtitles required. Show real process or proof rather than overly polished production. Text posts / micro-threads: Hook in first line. 1–2 line paragraphs for readability. 3-5 bullets are better than long blocks. End with a question to trigger replies. Proof breakdowns: Post a result, then break down how you achieved it in 3-4 actionable bullets. Conversation-driven posts: Pose a real question, share a contrarian POV, or open a loop designed to draw replies and discussion. What’s underperforming: One-liner posts with no context or proof. Long posts that lose readers (walls of text). Generic frameworks reused without showing how you executed them. Posts with external links in body copy that send users off-platform without much engagement first. (If you go this route, at least change the image). Engagement strategy: Comment on 20+ posts/day with meaningful insight, not just “Nice post!”. Like 50+ posts/day, focus on mutuals, active commenters, and adjacent niches. Reply to every comment on your own posts within the first hour. Early responses help signaling. Repost your best posts every 5-7 days with a new hook or angle. DM 5-10 people/day with context tied to something they just posted, context-first. LinkedIn is now rewarding repeated engagement (same people coming back, comment thread depth) more than ever. Hooks & angles converting right now: “I started this account 46 weeks ago. Here’s exactly what $80K in pipeline looks like.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 high-value meetings in 48 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to restart LinkedIn in 2025 from zero, here’s the exact playbook I’d use.” “The 3-post-per-day system I use to drive consistent inbound leads.” “$X this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s how.” Always back claims with proof, so screenshots, receipts, data, etc. or the narrative loses traction. 30-day playbook: Post 3x/day (one of the posts must show a real result or metric). Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance. Like 50+ posts/day. Reply to every comment on your posts quickly (within 1 hour). Repost your top-performing posts weekly with fresh hooks. DM 5-10 people/day with context-first value. Track impressions, comment depth, new leads, and repeat commenters weekly. Test hooks, formats, posting times each week. LinkedIn remains one of the most under-priced growth and lead engines right now. Run this system for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, and tag me when inbound starts. If you want the full cheat sheet (engagement group templates, carousel strategy, DM workflows) then: Follow me Repost this Comment “LinkedIn Growth Guide” You must do all three to get the DM.

I started my X account 40 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. I've since collected over $85,000 in direct revenue, recorded 8.5M impressions, and this month alone drove ~$10,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system before Elon shuts the door on the loopholes. Also, if you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with my posting routine. I post 2 to 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread with 3 to 5 tweets and screenshots or frameworks Evening: Repost with CTA or quick observation to spark replies Even a 48-hour break can tank reach and consistency is the lever that compounds growth. Remember that before you start. If you aren't prepared to be consistent, don't bother and just invest your time in something else. What is working on X right now 3–6 tweet threads that are clear, visual, and skimmable. Long threads over 8 tweets are underperforming unless every tweet delivers new value. Multi-image posts are peaking. Proof-first content is doing great. Basically revenue screenshots, dashboards, prompts, and analytics are outperforming theory posts. Frameworks that are copy-paste ready. If readers can immediately use what you post (DM template, ChatGPT prompt, SOP), engagement and saves go up. Timely commentary + proof is doing well, so like big updates (platform changes, market moves) paired with your unique take and data are getting extended reach. Reposts of your own high-performers also do really well. If you wait 2–3 weeks and add a fresh intro or context, the second run often performs just as well. What is underperforming: Generic one-liners without data or insight Threads that repeat themselves or bury the main takeaway AI-written posts with no human POV Copycat frameworks that feel recycled or unproven Engagement strategy: Reply early and with depth on large accounts in your niche. Add context, proof, or a contrarian take. Quote tweet with POV 1–2 times per day, especially when you can add clarity or show receipts. Boost your replies. When you drop a strong reply that’s gaining traction, RT it from your own account to maximize exposure. Create or join a small creator circle (5–10 peers) to engage in the first 15–30 minutes of posting. Spark threads in your comments. If your post gets 10+ comments, reply with thoughtful follow-ups that encourage more back-and-forth between commenters. Also, X is weighting comment thread depth more heavily. Posts that generate conversations (not just likes) get resurfaced in feeds for multiple days. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without sending cold pitches. Step 1: Track who engages (likes, follows, replies) Step 2: DM them a valuable freebie (template, swipe, or framework) Step 3: If they engage, open a loop (“Want the full system?”) Step 4: If they say yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Context first, offer second. That delay is what makes this work. Retention is the metric that matters How I optimize: Bio is specific and value-focused Pinned tweet combines proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM manually or with a cleaned-up automation starter Metrics worth tracking: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Number of comment threads and repeat engagers Impressions are nice, but clicks, DMs, and conversations are what lead to revenue. 30-day X growth playbook: Post 2–3 times per day (1 must be proof-driven) Reply to 5+ posts per day in your niche Quote tweet 1–2 times per day with your POV Repost your top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers weekly with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment thread depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats every week Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I started my X account 43 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. Since then I’ve collected almost $100,000 in direct revenue, logged 9.2M impressions & this month alone drove ~$12,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system before Elon closes the loopholes. And if you want my full cheat sheet including engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with the posting routine. I post 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread (3–5 tweets with screenshots or frameworks) Evening: Repost with CTA or a quick observation to spark replies If I stop for even 48 hours, reach craters ASAP. When I travel and can't post as frequently, I feel the pain quick. What works best right now: Compact threads (3–6 tweets) Visual, skimmable, and outcome-driven. Long threads are underperforming unless every tweet is actionable. Multi-image posts 2–4 slides. First slide = bold headline. Middle slides = framework, teardown, or swipe. Last slide = CTA. Proof-first content Revenue breakdowns, dashboards, prompts, and analytics. Real data outperforms theory every time. Copy-paste frameworks Posts that readers can use immediately (DM templates, ChatGPT prompts, SOPs) triple engagement and saves. Timely commentary + receipts Industry updates, platform changes, or niche news combined with proof or your own results extend reach. Reposting top performers A strong post run again after 2–3 weeks with a fresh hook often performs just as well the second time. What is underperforming (for me at least): Single-line takes with no proof or context Threads over 8 tweets that bury the main point AI-written filler with no perspective or experience Recycled frameworks without receipts or real outcomes Engagement strategy Reply early and with receipts on viral posts in your niche. Add context or a contrarian take. Quote tweet daily with POV or teardown analysis. Repost your strongest replies so they surface to your audience. Small creator circles still work. 5–10 peers engaging in the first 15–30 minutes sparks velocity. X is heavily weighting comment threads. Posts that spark conversations inside the comments stay alive and get resurfaced for multiple days. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without cold-pitching. Step 1: Track who engages with my posts Step 2: DM them something useful (template, swipe, framework) Step 3: If they reply, open a loop (“Want the rest of the system?”) Step 4: If yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Context first, offer second. Retention > reach The real funnel is Profile visit to Follow to DM to Client. How I optimize: Bio is specific and value-focused Pinned tweet = proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM with real value Metrics that matter now: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Depth of comment threads and repeat engagers Impressions are just surface numbers whereas conversions live in clicks, conversations, and relationships. 30-day X growth playbook: Post 2–3x/day with at least one proof post Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical Quote tweet 1–2 times/day with POV Repost top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers weekly with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment thread depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats constantly This account has generated almost $100,000 in 43 weeks and still compounds daily. Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I started my X account 36 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. I have since collected $70,000+ in direct revenue, recorded 7.7M+ impressions, and this month alone drove $6,000+ to SEO Stuff. Here is my full system. Take advantage before Elon closes the loopholes up. Oh, and if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies... Follow me + RT this + comment “X growth guide august 2025" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start with my posting schedule. I post 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week. If I slow down or stop, my reach falls accordingly. Here's the usual routine: Morning: High-signal single tweet (results, strong POV, or a lesson) Afternoon: Mini-thread (3–5 tweets) with visuals, SOPs, or case studies Evening: Repost with a CTA, or a short observation to spark replies Every post must build authority, trust, or DMs. Anything else is a waste of time. As far as post types... Long threads are kinda dying. The winners now are short, visual, and skimmable. Best structure: Hook with a bold claim or result Context for why it matters 3–5 tweets: each a single insight, stat, or step Final tweet: CTA to reply or DM What makes them hit: Proof visuals (dashboards, screenshots, receipts) Clarity over cleverness One clear outcome (don’t cram 5 lessons into one thread) Multi-image posts are still crushing at the moment. Format that works best: 2–4 images First image = headline in bold text Middle images = swipeable framework, teardown, or SOP Last image = CTA (“Reply if you want the SOP”) Pair them with a text tweet or a quote tweet to maximize reach. Content types overperforming now: Revenue breakdowns tied to exact actions (“$6K in August → here’s what caused it”) Process screenshots (ChatGPT prompts, dashboards, client flows) Swipeable templates (ready-to-use text, email lines, ad copy) Audience receipts and DMs (blurred if private) Commentary on niche news or shifts (if paired with proof and lessons) The more real and replicable it feels, the better it performs. What is underperforming: One-sentence takes with no proof or context Threads over 10 tweets that drift or repeat AI-written content with no personal voice Recycled frameworks without evidence Now let's talk engagement. Growth now requires shaping your feed and visibility. Reply early on viral posts in your niche with insights or proof RT your best replies to surface them to your audience Quote tweet 1–2 times per day with POV or teardown commentary Build creator circles (5–10 peers in related niches) to engage in the first 15–30 minutes Rotate who kicks off replies so it looks organic DMs that drive revenue: I generate inbound leads every week without cold-pitching. Here's the system for that: Track who engages with my posts (likes, follows, replies) DM them something useful (a template, swipe, or small playbook) If they respond, open a loop (“Want the full system?”) If they say yes, I send the offer (SEO Stuff, growth system, or consulting) Also, I can't stress this enough: delay the offer. Build context before asking for the conversion. Retention is more important than reach The real funnel is profile visit → follow → DM → client. How I optimize: Bio is clear and value-first Pinned tweet = proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM with value, not canned pitches Measure: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer % of repeat engagers on your posts These are the numbers tied directly to revenue. So basically: Post 2–3x/day with one proof post Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical Quote tweet 1–2 posts/day with your take Repost top performers every 2–3 weeks DM 10+ engagers per week with free value Track clicks, DMs, and conversions weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats continuously This account has generated $70K+ in 36 weeks and still compounds daily. Follow this for 30 days, screenshot your Day 31 results, and tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet including engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide august 2025”

I created my LinkedIn 40 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. I have since added $70,000 to my agency pipeline, generated five figures this month for SEO Stuff, built 7,400+ connections, logged 1,720,745 impressions, and reached 535,761 members. Use my system before they close the loopholes. And if you want my full cheat sheet including updated engagement group templates, carousel strategy, and DM workflows: Follow me Repost this Comment “X LinkedIn growth guide” You must do all 3 to get the DM. What is working now for audience growth: LinkedIn rewards original insights, depth, and conversation. The fastest-growing accounts right now are doing these things consistently: Proof + Perspective, since people want numbers and your take. Basically dashboard screenshots, Stripe receipts, client results followed by “here’s what I learned.” Story-first content, which are basically posts that tell a quick story. Even a small win or failure outperform generic how-tos. Also, don't sleep on comment-first growth. The easiest way to grow your audience fast is to be seen in other people’s comments daily. Thoughtful comments can outperform posts for reach when done consistently. Also, try to prompt conversation. Posts that create back-and-forth replies inside the comments get shown for 2–3 extra days. Ask real questions and reply to every comment to keep the discussion alive. Network overlap is key to. If your content keeps getting engagement from two or three adjacent niches, LinkedIn starts showing you to those networks more often. Consistency is key, by the way. Three posts a day, every day, is better than six posts one day and silence the next. My posting routine: I post 3 times per day, 7 days a week, unless I'm traveling. (And when I travel my stats plummet). Morning: Text post with POV, story, or market insight Afternoon: Carousel, proof post, or annotated screenshot Evening: Mini-thread, framework, or quick win Even 2 days off posting cuts impressions and inbound leads by half. (I learn this the hard way every month.) Best-performing formats right now: Carousels Slide 1: bold headline tied to a pain point or result Slides 2–5: numbered steps, bullets, or annotated visuals Final slide: CTA (“Drop guide below if you want the SOP”) Carousels with a mix of text and screenshots are outperforming plain text slides by 30–40%. Short videos Under 60 seconds Hook hard in the first 3 seconds Use subtitles with a strong first line (auto-previews drive clicks) Show processes, dashboards, or quick wins over overly polished production Text posts Hook with a question or bold claim 1–2 lines per paragraph for scannability 3–5 bullet takeaways perform better than walls of text End with a question that invites others to share their experience Proof breakdown posts Share a result Explain how it happened in 3–4 short bullets Turn your metrics into a mini-case study Conversation-first posts Ask a real question, share a controversial POV, or open a loop that invites debate Formats that kind of suck right now: Generic AI-written content with no voice Metrics-only posts with no “how” Text walls with no whitespace Links in the post body Timing sweet spots: 7–8 AM for thought-leadership or text-heavy posts 1–3 PM for maximum reach Sunday evening for outsized visibility with less competition Tuesday and Thursday for CTA or lead-gen posts Engagement strategy for building a strong audience: Comment on 20+ posts/day with insight or examples (not just “great post”) Like 50+ posts/day, focusing on people who engage with your content Reply to every comment within the first hour, this drives early velocity Repost your best-performing posts every 5–7 days with a fresh angle DM 5–10 new people daily with context tied to what they just posted LinkedIn is now weighting comment threads and returning commenters more heavily. Encourage dialogue between commenters and follow up with people who engaged last time, repeat engagement makes your reach grow week over week. Hooks converting right now: “I started this account 40 weeks ago. Here’s the exact revenue it has generated.” “$10K this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s the breakdown.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 calls in 24 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to rebuild my LinkedIn from scratch in 2025, here’s what I would do.” “The 3-post-per-day system I use to consistently generate inbound leads.” Always pair with screenshots, receipts, or analytics for credibility. 30-day checklist for building a strong audience: Post 3x/day Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance Like 50+ posts/day Reply to every comment in the first hour Repost your top performers weekly DM 5–10 people/day with value-first context Track impressions, replies, inbound leads, and comment thread depth weekly LinkedIn is still the most underpriced attention engine in 2025. Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement group templates, carousel strategy, and DM workflows: Follow me Repost this Comment “X LinkedIn growth guide” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn just 20 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. I’ve recorded over 758,000 impressions, reached 185,000+ members, made 4,700+ connections, and added around $14,000 per month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it. Nothing skipped. Nothing hidden. And if you want behind-the-scenes tactics on engagement groups and growing fast, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn x growth secrets 2025.” First, a quick note: A few weeks back, I took a break from posting. My numbers dropped fast. Now that I’m back, everything is picking up again. The strategy still works. Every single time. There's 2 parts to my gameplan: Content output and content engagement. Let’s break both of them down. Content Output (The Visibility Engine) I aim for 3 posts per day when I’m not traveling. When I post less, my reach dips. Simple as that. Weekends matter too. Less noise means more visibility. Here’s how volume plays out: 10 posts = 1 decent hit 30 posts = 3 to 4 solid posts 50+ posts = at least one viral piece Afternoons tend to work best for me. But test your own timing. Ignore underperforming posts. Nobody remembers them. Format Rankings (Best to Worst) Carousels – Great for tutorials, step-by-step guides (2 to 3x reach) Tweet-style images – Clean statements or quotes (1.8x reach, slipping slightly) GIFs or Videos – Product demos, stories, walkthroughs (1.5x reach) Static images – Stats, visuals, and infographics (baseline reach) Text posts – Clear, useful, and to the point (70 percent of baseline) Carousels are still outperforming everything. Tweet-style image reach is fading a bit, might be an algorithm shift. Always include CTAs like: “Comment X if you want Y” “DM me for help with Z” Content Engagement (The Growth Multiplier) Every like, comment, and share expands your reach into new networks. Spend 75 percent of your LinkedIn time engaging: Like posts from creators in your space Leave useful, specific comments Re-share content with your thoughts Connect with everyone who interacts with your posts, unless they look like bots Focus on: Creators in your niche Founders, CEOs, and decision-makers Marketers and operators Ghostwriters running big accounts behind the scenes Engagement Groups Help a Lot Join or build a group with 5 to 10 active creators. Support each other in the first hour with: Likes Comments Shares Need help finding one? Drop a comment and I’ll connect you. Also: DM your top engagers Leave thoughtful comments on new accounts Daily Engagement Checklist Comment on 20 or more posts Like 50 or more posts Reply to every comment on your content DM 5 new connections It might feel awkward at first, but LinkedIn is where decision-makers spend their time. If your business sells to operators, this is where you want to be. Try this strategy for 30 days. On Day 31, check your numbers and see how far you’ve come. And again, if you want my full list of LinkedIn growth tips, follow me, share this post, and comment “LinkedIn x growth secrets 2025.”

I created this LinkedIn account just 32 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. Since then, I’ve added $35,000 to my pipeline, built 7,000 new connections, logged 1,524,002 impressions and reached 490,507 members. Today I'll give you my exact system so you can easily replicate it with your own accounts. And if you want the full cheat sheet, including the latest engagement group templates, DM workflows, and carousel strategy, follow me, repost this, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 to get the DM. Let’s break it down... Most people are still using LinkedIn like it’s 2022, but the platform has evolved fast in the past 6 months. If you want reach, leads, and inbound traffic today, here’s the system: I post 3x per day, 7 days a week. The more consistently I post, the more my impressions and DM volume compound. When I stop, it dips. No mystery. Best performing formats right now: Carousels Use frameworks, teardown examples, and “how I did it” content Always open with a bold, benefit-focused first slide Native short videos (with subtitles) Show dashboards, product flows, client stories Subtitles now auto-preview in-feed, your first line matters Text posts Hook + whitespace + strong POV = repeatable reach “Mini-threads” (3–5 bullet takeaways) are outperforming traditional block text GIFs Still working as scroll-stoppers, especially when used with a story or walkthrough Underperformers: Tweet-style image posts are mostly dead (unless paired with humor or novel insight) External links in the post body still crush reach, drop links in comments or DMs Winning Post Combo: Text post summary + carousel + pinned CTA comment (“Comment SEO if you want the full breakdown”) Now let's talk timing. Afternoons (1–3 PM local) remain top performing for me Sunday evenings are still a cheat code; low competition, high visibility 10 posts = 1 reliable winner 30 posts = 3–5 strong ones 50+ posts = something always breaks out Volume ≠ spam. Volume = leverage. Now let's talk engagement. In 2025, LinkedIn growth = comment visibility + relationship depth. Here’s what I focus on daily: Comment on 20+ posts in my vertical Like 50+ posts (focus on mutuals and adjacent creators) Reply to every comment on my own content Repost 1–2 top-performing posts with my take LinkedIn tracks comment velocity and diversity. Meaning: Early comments = better reach More unique commenters = stronger signal Same 3 people every time = reach suppression Don’t just write “Nice post!” Instead, answer a question, add context, or share a related win. Let me also briefly touch on engagement groups. Here's how they've been working for people who use them: Build a group of 5–10 active creators Each member likes + comments within the first 30–45 minutes Rotate who engages first to avoid pattern detection Add strategic reposts with POV, this now boosts visibility again Use a shared Notion or Slack channel to coordinate daily posts and feedback Also hre are some high-converting hooks I've seen: “Here’s how we added $10K in MRR without paid ads” “This post landed me 3 demo calls in 48 hours” “LinkedIn is still overlooked in 2025. Here’s how I’m using it to win” “I spent 30 days doing X. These are the results” “If I had to start from zero on LinkedIn today, here’s what I’d do” Pair these with proof (metrics, screenshots, comments) and watch the DMs flood in. So here's your checklist: Post 3x per day Comment on 20+ relevant posts Like 50+ posts Reply to every comment Repost 1–2 valuable posts with your POV DM 5–10 new connections strategically (value-first) LinkedIn is still the highest-leverage platform for revenue and reach in 2025. This system works. It compounds. It’s free. Use it for the next 30 days and screenshot your numbers on Day 31 and @ me. And remember, if you want the full cheat sheet including the latest engagement group templates, DM workflows, and carousel strategy, follow me, repost this, and comment “LinkedIn growth guide.”

I created my LinkedIn just 12 weeks ago. It’s still the absolute easiest algorithm to crack. In that short time, I’ve recorded over 638,000 impressions, made more than 4,100 connections, and added $14,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also, if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X + LinkedIn growth secrets.” Alright, let’s break it down… My approach boils down to two things: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. When it comes to content output, post more than you think you should. Aim for 3 posts daily. Also, post on weekends. There’s less noise, which means higher visibility. Volume creates luck: 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule posts during peak times (early morning, lunchtime, late afternoon in your audience’s time zone). For me, afternoons perform best. Don’t overthink “bad” posts. Every post is a fresh shot at success, and no one cares about your misses. Switch things up to keep your audience engaged: Carousels: Step-by-step guides, tutorials (2-3x reach) GIFs/Videos: Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach) Tweet-style images: Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach; but I am noticing a reach decline here, so maybe don't over-invest) Static images: Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach) Text posts: Simple and straightforward (70% baseline) Content ranking (best to worst): Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Double down on carousels for resharing and engagement. Add tweet-style images for punchy, high-impact statements. Always include CTAs: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for advice specific to your business.” When it comes to content engagement, LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. So spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (no “Great post!” laziness). Share others’ content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). Interact with accounts that have active or large followings like: Niche creators Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs) Marketing pros (they love to engage) Ghostwriters (managing big accounts behind the scenes) Another hack for growing on LinkedIn is to build engagement groups: Group up with 5-10 like-minded creators. Engage with each other’s posts within the first hour for an algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Also, this may seem simple, but leverage reciprocity: Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments. DM people who regularly engage with your posts to build stronger connections. Daily Engagement Goals: Comment on 20+ posts. Like 50+ posts. Reply to all comments on your posts. DM 5 new connections. It’s a little cringey, but LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers hang out. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try these strategies for just one month, and then thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups + how to grow quickly, just follow me, share this post, and comment “2025 X + LinkedIn growth secrets.”

I started my X account 46 weeks ago. Easiest algorithm to crack by a country mile. Since then I’ve collected $115,000 in direct revenue, logged 10M impressions, and this month drove ~$17,000 to SEO Stuff. Use my system now before every loophole closes. And if you want the full cheat sheet including details about engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting tactics: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all three to get the DM. Alright, let's start with posting routine. I post 2-3 times per day, 7 days per week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread (3-5 tweets with screenshots or frameworks) Evening: Repost with CTA or quick observation to spark replies If I stop for 48 hours, reach drops a lot. When I travel or miss days I feel it immediately. What's working at the moment content-wise: Compact proof threads (3-6 tweets): Visual, outcome-oriented, actionable. Threads over 8 tweets tend to plateau unless every line delivers. Multi-image posts (2-4 slides): First slide = bold headline; middle slides = framework/teardown/example; last slide = CTA. Proof-first content: Dashboard screenshots, client outcomes, metrics + narrative. Copy-paste frameworks: Templates, prompts, SOPs your audience can use immediately. Timely commentary + receipts: When major shifts in the niche or platform happen respond quickly with your take or data. (These posts often hold visibility longer.) Reposting top performers: After ~2-3 weeks re-share your best posts with a fresh hook. Many perform again or even better. No one cares that it's a repeat, by the way. What’s underperforming: One-liner takes with no evidence or insight Long threads (>8 tweets) that meander AI-generated content with no personality or case study Frameworks reused without showing how you actually executed them Engagement strategy: Reply early on high-visibility posts in your niche (within the first hour) with proof, context or counterpoints Quote tweet daily with your opinion or a teardown Repost your strongest replies so your broader audience sees them Using a small creator circle (5-10 peers) to engage during your first 15-30 minutes of posting Focus on comment thread depth: Posts that spark replies and replies among commenters stay visible longer According to published signals, the algorithm on X rewards relevance, recency, and meaningful interaction so this checks out. DM and conversation flow: Track who engages with your posts (likes, replies, follows) DM them something useful (template, swipe, quick framework) If they respond, open a loop: “Want the rest of this system?” If yes, deliver the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, growth playbook) Lead with value and delay the pitch. The funnel that matters: Profile to Follow to DM to Client Optimize: Bio = clear, benefit-first Pinned tweet = proof + offer Rotate pinned tweet every 2 weeks based on click-through rate and DM volume Reply to every DM with real value Key analytics: Link clicks per post New followers gained per post DM replies per outreach Depth of comment threads and number of repeat engagers Impressions look good but real growth is in clicks, replies and conversations. 30-day playbook: Post 2-3 times per day with at least one proof-driven post Reply to 5+ posts/day in your vertical Quote tweet 1-2 times/day with your POV Repost your best posts every 2-3 weeks DM 10+ new engagers each week with value-first outreach Track clicks, replies, conversions, and comment depth weekly Continuously test hooks, visuals, and formats Run this system for 30 days, screenshot Day 31 and tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want my full cheat sheet (engagement groups, DM workflows, posting tactics): Follow me Repost this and comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all three for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn just 10 weeks ago. It's the absolute easiest algorithm to crack. I’ve since made almost 4,000 connections, recorded over 573,000 impressions, and added $12,000/month in revenue. Here’s exactly how I did it with no steps left out. Also if you want insider secrets about engagement groups and how to grow quickly, just follow me, RT this, and reply “X LinkedIn growth secrets.” Alright, let's begin... My approach boils down to two things: content output and content engagement. Both are non-negotiable for LinkedIn growth. In the case of content output: Aim for 3 posts daily. Post on weekends when there’s less noise and more visibility. More posts = better odds of a hit. Key principle: Volume creates luck. 10 posts = 1 hit 30 posts = 3-4 hits 50+ posts = at least one viral post Schedule your posts during peak times like early morning, lunchtime, or late afternoon in your target audience’s time zone. Personally, afternoons have been the best for growth. Treat every post as a fresh shot at success. Don’t overanalyze the “bad” ones, your next post could be the one that blows up. Switch up your formats to keep things fresh: Carousels: Step-by-step guides, frameworks, tutorials (2-3x reach). GIFs/Videos: Personal stories, product demos (1.5x reach). Static images: Infographics, quotes, stats (baseline reach). Tweet-style images: Punchy statements in clean designs (1.8x reach). Text posts: Simple and straightforward (70% baseline). Content ranking (best to worst): Carousels > Tweet-style images > GIFs/Videos > Static images > Text posts Double down on carousels. They drive reshares and engagement. Sprinkle in tweet-style images for punchy, high-impact statements. Also add CTAs to your posts: “Comment X below if Y.” “DM me for personalized advice specific to your business.” Content engagement is also crucial. LinkedIn rewards interaction. When someone engages with your post, their network sees it too. Interact with accounts that have active or large followings, like: Niche creators Decision-makers (CEOs, VPs) Marketing pros (they love to engage) Ghostwriters (managing big accounts behind the scenes) Spend 75% of your LinkedIn time engaging with others: Like their posts. Leave thoughtful, value-adding comments (not just “Great post!”). Share their content with your own insights. Connect with everyone who engages with your posts (as long as they’re not bots). Build engagement groups: Form a group of 5-10 like-minded creators to boost each other’s posts. Engage within 1 hour of posting for maximum algorithm boost. Use a mix of comments, likes, and shares. Need help finding a group? Drop a comment, and I’ll help you set one up. Leverage reciprocity: Engage with new creators by leaving thoughtful comments on their posts. DM people who regularly engage with you to build stronger connections. Daily engagement goals: Comment on 20+ posts. Like 50+ posts. Reply to all comments on your posts. DM 5 new connections. LinkedIn is where financial decision-makers hang out. If you’re serious about monetizing your presence, this is the platform to focus on. Try these strategies for a month and thank me on Day 31. And if you want insider secrets about engagement groups just follow me, RT this, and reply “X LinkedIn growth secrets.”

I started my X account 39 weeks ago. I have used it to collect over $85,000 in direct revenue, recorded 8M impressions, and this month alone drove about $10,000 to SEO Stuff. Here is my full system. Use it before Elon shuts the door on the loopholes. If you want my full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Posting routine: I post 2 to 3 times per day, 7 days per week. Morning: Proof post or strong POV single tweet Afternoon: Mini-thread with 3 to 5 tweets and screenshots or frameworks Evening: Repost with CTA or short observation to spark replies If I stop posting for even 48 hours, reach drops noticeably. What is working on X right now: Short threads with 3 to 6 tweets. Combine proof, receipts, or screenshots with 3–4 actionable steps. Multi-image posts. 2 to 4 slides. First slide = bold headline. Middle slides = teardown or SOP. Final slide = CTA. Revenue breakdowns tied to actions. “$10K this month, here is what caused it” is outperforming vague growth stories. Process screenshots. Prompts, dashboards, client funnels. The easier they look to replicate, the better. Timely commentary. Industry or platform shifts framed with proof or analysis. What is underperforming: One-liners without context or proof Long threads over 10 tweets that drift or repeat AI-generated posts with no personal perspective Copycat frameworks recycled without real results Engagement strategy: Reply early on viral posts in your niche with insights or proof Repost your strongest replies to surface them to your audience Quote tweet 1 to 2 times per day with POV or teardown Build a small creator circle of 5 to 10 peers to engage in the first 15 to 30 minutes Rotate who comments first so the engagement looks natural X is now rewarding comment threads inside posts. If your replies spark back-and-forth conversations, posts stay alive longer and get boosted harder. DM strategy: I generate inbound leads weekly without cold pitching. Step 1: Track who engages with my posts Step 2: DM them something useful, like a template or playbook Step 3: If they respond, open a loop (“Want the full system”) Step 4: If yes, send the offer (SEO Stuff, consulting, or growth playbook) The key is to delay the offer. Retention > reach The real funnel is profile visit → follow → DM → client. How I optimize: Bio is value focused Pinned tweet combines proof and an offer Rotate pinned tweet every two weeks based on CTR Reply to every DM with real value Metrics that matter now: Link clicks per post Follower growth per post DM replies per offer Comment depth and repeat engagement Impressions are lagging indicators. Track actions tied to revenue. So to recap: Post 2 to 3 times per day with one proof post Reply to 5 or more posts per day in your niche Quote tweet 1 to 2 posts per day with POV Repost best performers every 2 to 3 weeks DM 10 or more new engagers per week with free value Track clicks, DMs, conversions, and comment depth weekly Test hooks, visuals, and formats nonstop This account has generated over $85,000 in 39 weeks and continues to compound daily. Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet with engagement groups, DM workflows, and posting strategies: Follow me Repost this Comment “X growth guide 2025”

I created my LinkedIn 43 weeks ago. Since then I’ve added $80,000 to my agency pipeline, driven 5 figures this month for SEO Stuff, built 7,600+ connections and logged 1,849,116 impressions. Here’s my full system. Steal it before they close the loopholes. And if you want an even more in-depth cheat sheet with engagement group templates, carousel strategy, and DM workflows: Follow me Repost this Comment “X LinkedIn growth guide” You must do all 3 to get the DM. Alright, let's start at the top. Here's what is working best as of right now: Proof + POV posts are killing it right now. Basically numbers plus your perspective. Screenshots, dashboards, Stripe, LemonSqueezy, or client receipts paired with your analysis outperform every other format. Story-driven authority stuff is also doing great. Think personal lessons and client stories (even small ones). Real voice and context stand out in an AI-saturated feed. Also comment-first growth is super effective right now. Thoughtful comments are the fastest visibility engine. 15–20 high-value comments daily can rival posting. The best comments add examples or mini-frameworks, not just agreement. Conversation depth is also key at the moment. LinkedIn is prioritizing posts where comments turn into discussions. Ask real questions, reply with substance, and encourage commenters to engage with each other. Audience overlap matters a lot too. Consistent visibility across 2–3 adjacent niches multiplies reach. Build circles of overlap instead of posting scattershot. My posting routine: I post 3 times per day, 7 days per week. Pausing even 36–48 hours cuts impressions in half. This happened to me two weeks ago when I was traveling. Pretty frustrating. Morning: Text post with POV, story, or observation Afternoon: Carousel, proof post, or annotated screenshot Evening: Mini-thread, framework, or quick win Formats performing now: Carousels Slide 1 = bold headline tied to a pain point or result Middle = 3–5 slides of steps, bullets, or annotated visuals Final = CTA (“Drop guide below if you want the SOP”) Carousels mixing text + visuals outperform plain-text slides by 30–40%. Short videos Under 60 seconds, hook in the first 3 seconds Subtitles matter (auto-preview drives clicks) Quick demos and walkthroughs beat polished storytelling Text posts Hook = question, claim, or contrarian take 1–2 lines per paragraph for scannability 3–5 bullet takeaways > text walls End with a question that triggers replies Proof breakdowns Share a metric or win Break it down in 3–4 bullets Turns results into mini case studies Conversation-driven posts Open loops, thought experiments, or contrarian POVs designed to spark multi-layer discussions What’s flopping right now: AI filler with no voice Metrics with no explanation Walls of text with no whitespace External links in the body (especially without changing the preview image) Timing sweet spots: 7–8 AM for text-heavy or thought leadership posts 1–3 PM for maximum impressions Sunday evening for outsized visibility with less competition Tuesday and Thursday for CTAs or lead-gen Engagement strategy: Comment on 20+ posts daily with depth and context Like 50+ posts/day, focusing on active commenters in your vertical Reply to every comment within the first hour to trigger velocity Repost your best performers every 5–7 days with a new hook DM 5–10 people daily with personalized value tied to their posts Right now LinkedIn is boosting repeat engagement and threaded comments. If the same people return to comment again or if your post sparks layered replies, reach extends 2–3x longer. Hooks converting at the moment: “I started this account 43 weeks ago. Here’s the exact revenue it has generated.” “$10K this month from LinkedIn posts. Here’s the breakdown.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 calls in 24 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to restart on LinkedIn in 2025, here’s the playbook I’d use.” “The 3-post-per-day system I use to consistently generate inbound leads.” Always back hooks with proof. Screenshots, receipts, or client wins outperform text-only claims every time. 30-day LinkedIn growth checklist: Post 3x/day Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance Like 50+ posts/day Reply to every comment in the first hour Repost top performers weekly DM 5–10 people/day with context-first value Track impressions, replies, leads, and comment depth weekly LinkedIn is still the most underpriced attention engine in 2025. Run this playbook for 30 days. Screenshot your Day 31 results. Tag me when the inbound starts. And if you want my cheat sheet with engagement group templates, carousel strategy, and DM workflows: Follow me Repost this Comment “X LinkedIn growth guide” You must do all 3 for the DM.

I created my LinkedIn 45 weeks ago. Since then I’ve added $80,000 to my agency pipeline, driven crazy revenue for SEO Stuff, built ~8,000 connections, logged 2.13M impressions, and reached 100s of thousands more across my feed. Steal my system before they close the loopholes. Before we get into it, though... If you want the **full** cheat sheet, including engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM strategies, etc. just follow me + RT this + comment "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 for the DM. Alright, here's what's working best on LinkedIn as of this week: Expert signals & relevance matter more than ever LinkedIn is placing greater weight on authority and topical consistency. If your posts regularly tie back to a niche or domain, the algorithm sees you as a subject-matter voice and boosts your content. Native content is still performing better than stuff with links. Posts that stay on LinkedIn (text, carousels, native video) outperform those that immediately point outward. If you do share external links, drop them in comments or context blocks, not the main post. And if you insist on putting them in the main post, add an image. Early engagement is critical. Posts that rack up comments quickly, and keep people reading (longer dwell time), are more likely to be surfaced further. The “golden hour” still plays a huge role. Conversation threads are rewarded LinkedIn is increasingly favoring posts that generate layered discussions, basically replies to replies, back-and-forth in the comments. Posts that spark debate or interaction among commenters stay alive longer. Engaging with others’ content before you post (liking, commenting), and then engaging after you post, helps performance. Also, avoid editing your posts early on. Also, remember older content that’s still relevant can get revived. LinkedIn’s algorithm now surfaces posts weeks old if they match a reader’s interests. So your content’s shelf life is longer than before. My posting system: I post 3 times per day, 7 days a week. Skipping more than 36–48 hours hits my numbers hard. (Check my stats from 2 weeks ago to see what happens when I travel if you want to see how bad the numbers can get.) My routine: Morning: Strong POV or proof-driven post Afternoon: Carousel, annotated screenshot or case study Evening: Mini-thread, question-based post, or lesson share Formats working well at the moment: Carousels: Bold headline then 3–5 slides of steps, visuals, annotated context then CTA Short native video: Hook fast, subtitles, walk-through or behind-the-scenes Text / micro-threads Clear hook, short lines, 3–5 bullet takeaways, question at end Proof + breakdown posts: Show a result, break it into actionable steps Conversation-led posts: Open loops, provocative POVs, questions that invite replies My engagement strategy: Comment on 20+ posts/day with real insight, stories, or examples Like 50+ posts/day, prioritizing those in your niche or adjacent Reply to every comment in the first hour Repost your top posts every 5–7 days with a fresh intro or angle DM 5–10 people/day with context from their posts, but remember value-first Because LinkedIn is increasingly rewarding repeat engagement (same people commenting across posts) and comment thread depth, nurturing relationships in your comments section is now as important as posting itself. Hooks & angles converting now: “I started this account 45 weeks ago. Here’s what $80K in pipeline really looks like.” “This 7-slide carousel booked 3 high-value meetings in 48 hours. Slide 1 below.” “If I had to rebuild LinkedIn in 2025 from scratch, here’s the playbook I’d use.” “The daily system I use to drive consistent inbound from LinkedIn.” “$X in revenue last month from LinkedIn alone, here’s how.” Always back your claims with proof, screenshots, analytics, sales outcomes, or it loses credibility. 30-Day LinkedIn Growth Playbook: Post 3x/day (1 format must prove a result or show a metric) Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance Like 50+ posts/day Reply to all comments quickly Repost your top posts weekly DM 5–10 people/day with value from their content Track metrics: comment depth, replies, new leads, repeat commenters Test hooks, formats, posting times constantly LinkedIn remains one of the most underpriced engines for professional growth and B2B reach. Run this for 30 days, screenshot Day 31, tag me when inbound starts. And if you want the full cheat sheet, including engagement group templates, carousel playbooks, DM strategies, just follow me + RT this + comment "LinkedIn Growth Guide" and I'll DM you. You must do all 3 for the DM.