83 - 12 Linkedin Post Examples that CONVERT!

from Organise · host Chris James

How do you make a Linkedin Post that CONVERTS? Here's 12 examples of a Linkedin post I create regularly, what they do, and how they're going to convert viewers into LEADS. ----- Your Freebie... as promised! ➡️ https://www.chris-james.co/free-linkedin-posts ----- Book your FREE call with us here! ➡️ https://www.chris-james.co/c2clp ----- Chapters: 0:00 - 12 Linkedin Post Examples that CONVERT 1:25 - 1. The Handraise 2:11 - 2. The Poll or Conversation Starter 2:56 - 3. Price Rise 3:43 - 4. The Special Offer 4:24 - 5. Breaking Down Your Process 5:33 - 6. Client Testimonials & Results 6:37 - 7. Personal Content 7:46 - 8. Relatable Content 8:43 - 9. The Client Journey 10:12 - 10. Availability Announcement 10:46 - 11. Lead Magnet or VSL Announcement 12:21 - 12. Competition ----- #linkedincoach #linkedin #linkedinprofile

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