E53: Want Your LinkedIn Content to Build Trust & Community? Check My 10 Copy Coaching Tips for Engaging LinkedIn Content

THE CAMPFIRE CIRCLE | executive visibility, thought leadership, brand storytelling, personal brand, Linkedin marketing

You want your LinkedIn content to build trust and community right? To make your ideal reader stop their scroll and start thinking differently about the issue you can help them with?
In this episode, I’m sharing my top 10 tips on HOW to write more engaging, effective, and powerful LinkedIn content, which comes from copy coaching (yes I did the math) almost 1,000 posts inside my Content Sprints.
We talk about:
[02:57] What copy coaching actually is
[03:39] How to be more YOU
[09:45] How to be clear, concise, and digestible
[12:22] How to keep your ideal reader in mind
[16:33] How to be strategic
To read a full transcript of the episode, visit: LUMOS MARKETING
Resources from this episode:
If you want a supportive space to practice and operationalize these writing tips, consider joining the February LinkedIn Content Sprint while spots are available. You’ll learn to batch a sequence of 24 strategic LinkedIn posts alongside a community of peers AND get my 1:1 copy coaching on posts you write. Grab one of the 20 spots here.
Try the Hemingway Editor to help you identify what’s in passive voice in your text so you can edit it up and make the switch to active voice.
Check out this Loom video where I actually copy coach 5 real LinkedIn posts, so you can see what I mean in practice.
Other Campfire Circle podcast episodes I recommend:
Episode 45: Thought Leadership on LinkedIn: A Case Study with Kel Haney
Episode 36: Steal my LinkedIn Poll Strategy to Spark Convos and Community
Episode 33: Breaking Down The Barriers Behind Batching LinkedIn Content

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