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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 54 MIN

Cracking the LinkedIn Algorithm: Alicia Teltz on Building a Six-Figure Funnel in Public

from Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs · host KoobrikLabs

In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando talks with Alicia Teltz, the former LinkedIn strategist who left her corporate role, built a personal brand from scratch, and turned her audience into a business. With over 20,000 followers, a thriving WhatsApp community, and a growing list of paid clients, Alicia breaks down what actually works on LinkedIn in 2025. Alicia shares the real story behind the algorithm, explains why LinkedIn prioritizes recent content and real people, and walks us through her now-famous “20-20-20” method. From live product testing in her DMs to monetizing content with no newsletter, Alicia gives a rare look at how to build a creator-led funnel that doesn’t rely on virality. She also explains why AI-generated content is hurting your brand, what most creators are doing wrong, and how to think like a strategist instead of an influencer. This episode is a crash course in building a business on LinkedIn that actually works.

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