I created my LinkedIn 38 weeks ago. Easiest algo to crack by a country mile. Since then I have added $70,000 to my agency pipeline, added five figures in rev this month for SEO Stuff, built 7,300+ new connections, logged 1,655,816 impressions, and reached 518,572 members. Steal my system and use it 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. Alright, the rules have shifted again. Here is what drives reach and inbound as of today: Proof plus POV is mandatory. Dashboards, receipts, or client outcomes backed with your own analysis are still the highest-performing format. AI fatigue is obvious. People scroll past generic AI-written posts. Real stories, mistakes, and personal insights are cutting through. Comment velocity and diversity in the first hour is critical. Ten unique early comments will outperform fifty likes from the same crowd. Network overlap compounds growth. If your content circulates in two or three adjacent communities, LinkedIn boosts you deeper into those clusters. DM outreach requires personalization. Context-based DMs tied to someone’s post work. Cold blasts are getting flagged more often. My posting routine: I post three times per day, seven days a week. When I stop, reach falls within 48 hours. Morning: Text post with POV, story, or industry observation Afternoon: Carousel, proof post, or annotated screenshot Evening: Mini-thread, framework, or quick win Formats performing best now: Carousels First slide = bold headline with a result or pain point Middle slides = numbered steps or takeaways Final slide = CTA (“Drop guide below if you want the SOP”) Carousels that combine text with annotated visuals are still outperforming plain-text ones by 30 to 40 percent. Short videos Keep them under 45 seconds Hook hard in the first 3 seconds Subtitles matter, your first line auto-previews Quick walkthroughs and proof demos beat polished storytelling Text posts Hook with a question, bold claim, or counterintuitive insight 1–2 lines per paragraph for scannability Mini-thread style with 3–5 bullets works better than long text blocks End with a question to prompt replies Proof breakdowns Share a result Break it down in 3–4 bullets Combine authority and teachability in one format Swipe posts 2–3 images of wins, DMs, dashboards, or before-and-after examples Formats flopping now: AI-written list posts with no voice Metrics without a narrative or “how” Text-heavy walls with no breaks Links inside the post body Timing sweet spots: 7–8 AM for thought-leadership style text posts 1–3 PM for maximum impressions Sunday evening for low-noise visibility Tuesday and Thursday for CTA and lead-gen posts Engagement strategy: Comment on 20+ posts daily with substance, not filler Like 50+ posts daily, focusing on mutuals and your vertical Reply to all comments in the first hour to trigger velocity Repost top performers every 5–7 days with a new lead-in DM 5–10 people daily with context from their posts LinkedIn is now rewarding repeat engagement. If someone who commented on your last post comments again quickly on your next post, reach rises sharply. Nurture those relationships. Hooks pulling results right now: “I started this account 38 weeks ago. Here is the exact revenue it has generated.” “$10K this month from LinkedIn posts. Here is 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 is the exact playbook I would use.” “The 7-post-per-week system I use to drive inbound leads.” Pair them with proof. Screenshots, Stripe, DMs, or client wins outperform text-only claims every time. 30-day checklist: Post 3x/day Comment on 20+ posts/day with substance Like 50+ posts/day Reply to all comments in the first hour Repost top performers weekly DM 5–10 people/day with context-first value Track impressions, replies, and inbound weekly LinkedIn is still the most underpriced growth 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’ll be honest, I enjoy X. People here are funny (kinda). But LinkedIn is very clearly where folks with actual $$ to spend are. Last week LinkedIn sent over 700 high-quality visitors to SEO Stuff and drove a clear revenue bump. I'll break down exactly what I did to achieve this step by step right now. To put it plainly, LinkedIn users are: 1.) more ready to buy 2.) higher-value customers Cringe or not, results matter. Here's my full system for turning LinkedIn traffic into actual conversions. Also, want the full playbook on using engagement groups, scaling fast, and converting attention? RT this, follow me, and reply “x LinkedIn SEO Stuff Guide.” You need to do all 3. 1 out of 3 or 2 out of 3 will not get you a DM. Alright, let's begin... First off, it obviously helped that SEO Stuff actually works and gets people traffic from ChatGPT, Google, Gemini, Bing, Perplexity, Claude and Grok. Over 80% of SEO Stuff service plan customers return for additional purchases. There's a reason for that. It’s a done-for-you SEO + AI Search Optimization service that gets real sales from Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Bing, Claude, and Gemini. But getting the message out can be difficult. Except on LinkedIn. There, for whatever reason, people are really receptive. Here’s what’s driving visibility and sales on LinkedIn right now: Post 3x/day, every day. Our rotation: Tactical SEO/AI advice Behind-the-scenes/process Low-friction soft CTA This mix builds familiarity and drives intent. Weekends are wide open. Less noise = more reach. That quiet Saturday post? Drove 7 conversions. Comment before you post. Warm up the algo with: 10 value-added comments Replies to old threads Engagement with decision-makers Cold posts get ignored. Warm ones take off. Make every post action-ready. No begging. Just helpful next steps. Low-key CTAs work best. Turn comments into DMs. Every comment = a door. We answer fast, add value, and send free links/resources. It beats cold outreach every time. Leverage smart comments. We drop 15–20 legit comments/day on relevant threads. One reply last week? 62 profile views + direct conversions. End result? More sales More reach More authority If you’re running a bootstrapped SaaS or services biz, LinkedIn is still a massive growth lever. Again: RT, follow, reply “x LinkedIn SEO Stuff Guide" if you want all the secret juice on how to do this for your brand. Or if you want this entire system set up for your brand or need help showing up in Google, ChatGPT, Bing, Gemini, etc, check the link in my profile.