"Yo man where ya been?" Hard to believe, but I‘m back after months, but not for a long time. Let me explain. 🧵

Your YouTube Hook is bad unless you do this: - Use open loop at the end of hook - Answer viewers possible questions - PPP framework (Proof, Promise, Plan) - Confirm on thumbnail/title in first 5sec Now enjoy the waterfall of booked calls.

Don’t Script, Record & Edit your YT video Do this instead: • Script 4 videos at one go • Record 4 different ones at one go • Edit all 4 at one go Why? That way you’re in a flow state. Which means you get it all done much faster.

There are still people on YT only using a CTA at the very end… → Instead: Add CTA (not video) at the 1/3 of your video (make sure you make this one short and sweet) AND one at the end. Why? Only ~20% of people are watching till the end.

Is LinkedIn (Sales Navigator) worth it for getting clients? The 30 day challenge is over and I've sent 500+ connections in that period. But how many clients/calls have I closed/booked? (will reveal it at the end) Get some popcorn and enjoy reading. Let's start with the price. YES, sales navigator is pretty expensive (around $100/mo). However it makes it so easy to find hyper targeted leads. So if you're in the B2B space, definitely give it a shot for lead scraping. BUT at the same time it's also pretty time consuming at the beginning. Or I might have been doing it not specific enough or whatever. Down the line it gets easier with each connection request. As you send those requests to your ICP leads. You also get recommended leads based on similarity to the lead you just sent it right away. This was a cheatcode for me. And btw I haven't got any inbound leads from my content. I posted around 3-4 times a week. But also expected the same. Nonetheless a BIG unexpected benefit from it was the SOCIAL SIDE. Just because you talk with strangers on daily basis, you get better each day at it. What makes it easier to do the same thing in real life and other socials. I even enjoyed it more to network with people on LinkedIn than trying to sell lmao. Now, I can talk about it hours long however let's get to the results. (if you still have questions, feel free to DM me) Around 200 people have accepted my request. What concludes in around a 40% acceptance rate. And from these I booked 4 calls and closed 0 deals with it. So is it worth it and will I continue with it? Might be worth it if you're in the B2B. So definitely try it out for yourself. And I don't think I will continue with it as I'm focused on YT and Twitter as my main client acquisition platforms for now. So might be a thing in the future. Hope you enjoyed these insights and thanks for reading. See you in the next tweets.

Been some time fam since we’ve seen each other. Took a lil break but now we’re back with a conclusion tweet today on the LinkedIn challenge.

Day 26 & 27/30 of the LinkedIn challenge - Sent 50 connections - Started 13 new conversations Last 2 days were slow tbh. Because I took/taking some mental rest days. Basically prioritizing my health on these days. Like going for a long walk, sauna etc. . Spending as little time as possible with electrical devices. Might take another one tomorrow. However still doing high leverage tasks I NEED to do in the evening.