Esto no es linkeding.

just saw a nigga searching for a job on Linkeding FUCKING LMFAOOOO HAHAHHAHAHHAHA

yr if someone is seeing this please lmk k internship kesy dhundu? kch nahi mil rha and im desperately looking for some web/app dev on site internship in isb linkeding oe b nai hai kch scams se hi bhara para hai sb and ig since most unis close earlier, options kam hein

oops fat thiums sorry, all i am going to saty is i deleted a linkeding accy 7 months ago and all this... mm

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Quem é o Coo da WePink ? Cadê o Linkeding do cara ? por aí já dá pra ter uma noção também …

I'm not interested in linkedin content automation but i'd be incredibly interested in automating turning down people trying to sell me linkeding content automation.

Here's an unpatched method to absolutely print money. If this doesn't work, DM me with proof of putting in 100 hours with this plan and still not making significant monies So, for you to make money consistently (no, we do not discuss one hit wonder business models on this account), You need two things: 1) A consistent flow of "leads" - which is jargon for people coming across your LANDING PAGE regularly en masse 2) An evergreen product, aka, something that will continue selling for decades A lot of emphasis is placed on the 1st step nowadays ("just do marketing bro!", but it comes much later The first thing to hit the nail on the head of is #2 - finding a killer product/service to sell Now, I am the lazy kind. I hate selling services as I have to fulfil my promises. I would rather make a good product once and keep printing off of it for life. These usually exist in an intersection of low to mid pricing, a topic with medium sized audienceamong the populace (not mainstream, not a micro niche - just niche), and repeatability of content What does this mean? I'll tell you. "Hurr durr just sell high ticket bro, raise the prices!" - this advice has some merit but in my experience customers are a lot more price sensitive today than a few years back The economy sucks and everyone loves a good deal. "Your margin is my opportunity" - there is a sweet spot of pricing where volume makes up your lower prices Lower pricing is easier to justify, and even with a "mid" product you can print Not to mention, high prices often require you to put in your top game. Now, if that's you - go ahead and launch an S tier $5000 service But I am a lazy asshole who would rather sell a $27 product to a thousand people per month by reaching to a million people a month. This is where a medium sized audience group comes into play. You don't want to be a garbage slop meme account reaching masses. The only way to make money here is ads, which sucks. A too niche target audience is too small, and requires premium pricing to make up for the lack of volume, which has issues that we discussed earlier. Now, repeatability of content - this is easy. You want to be in a niche with infinite content angle. Some examples are fitness, finance, education of any kind, tech reviews, law, branding, etc notice i didn't say something mainstream like music or gaming (good luck monetising these unless you are a celebrity streamer or artist) or something too niche like NASA engineering services/servicing Palantir (these pay millions, but you need to be an MIT scientist for that - which you probably are not. Premium pricing issues as I mentioned). So now that we have dialled in our niche, we make a product. To me, guides are the best products. They are cheap, low friction for the buyer, have high margin, and if you know what you are talking about - the customer reviews are awesome. JUST MAKE A DAMN GUIDE BRO ITS THAT SIMPLE Now you market it like your life depends on it - Step 2. You make 5 tiktoks a day about your niche, repost on IG/YouTube shorts. Make 10-20 tweets/FB posts/Linkeding posts inspired by these tiktoks daily Make 1 long form video every day on YT, this also becomes a daily newsletter to be sent to your email list (which you share daily on all socials to gain more subs) All this can be done in less than 2 hours a day with proper automations set up If you do marketing of this kind of volume for a year, there's no way you don't hit millions of views every month on your guides Thats $10k per month product if not more Now, this is the lazy method If you want to be fancy and launch services, run ads, do all kind of analytics and targeting - be my guest But I am just a dude who likes to spend 1 hour per day on content and let the guides work towards my profits while I chill Remember, its a game of getting many people to your landing page, and having a simple, cheap, low friction, valuable product on that page. Now I know I've missed out on many things like what content to make, the fancy ad stuff, what guides and niches are the best - I will post them soon, this post is supposed to give you a rough sketch. Follow me to not miss the advanced stuff. To put my money where my mouth is I have made $100,000 off my guides on this account that teach you all this stuff in a lot more detail, I will link the landing page the replies for you to check out

Heeft Beuker wel mooi weer wat vriendjes op Linkeding opgeleverd 🙈

Je suis en Normandie mais j’avais RT pour partager dans le sudouesse. Sur LinkedinG ça peut fonctionner aussi…

G, I give you full permission to plagerize this thread word for word, and take credit for it on Linkeding. In fact, will you PLEASE? We need to get the receipts out, beyond the X platform. You would be doing Canada a service. 🫡

La RC busca candidato para alcalde y prefecturas y otras Yerbas, si cumples abajo el enlace a linkeding cholo aplica ya borrego es tu perfil!!!! 👇👇👇👇👇

1. have a working MVP for a specific niche 2. Reach out to relevant people via Linkeding connect feature 3. the short message describes the problem and my solution. I also tell I'll send them credentials 4. After they accept I'll send credentials to free beta.

gua yakin ada yg memaknai postingan ini dengan: “Linkedin mah ga penting, itu buktinya John Ternus Linkeding nya cuma gitu doang..” guys.. kalo kalian skill nya belum selevel beliau, tetaplah ‘rawat’ linkedin kalian.. yakinlah kesempatan bakal datang lewat linkedin yg stand out, rezeki ga ada yg tau ya kan🙏😁

Te odio linkeding por suspenderme la cuenta y darme cincuenta vueltas para recuperarla pero no me voy a rendir. Para quien me lea busco trabajo como soporte técnico, si saben de algo en remoto avisen porfa!

LinkedIng pasta that @reisnertobias shared before haha.

Post this shit on linkeding and HR managers will start commenting and talking about that its a great place to network

Day 7 of building template, literally playing with Fonts and Colors: - realised that actually the best way to pick a font is just to look for some unusual picks inside of Framer. - martel martel sans are superb, other fonts considering: montagu Slab light (very characteristic), Onest (round, friendly) - next few days are for building Style guide, founding core distinctive idea (some effect or transition), and making designs of course. - having new genial idea of other template 🤣and actually realised that my first idea is not so good in terms of possible revenue: the main users of Framer marketplace are Startupers and Agencies... so main traffic from there...more chances for visability. Also had idea to make teplate for coach and psychologists, but they are mainly promote themselves with a word of mouth, insta, linkeding, definetly not from ads or cold traffic on website, and from my experience they not very keen to spend money on website. God help me 🤣

Me encanta tu final, SI ESTO ES CIERTO, pero en los comentarios lo das por hecho solo por tener un texto de linkeding. 😂

Perguntem ao @JomSantos90 e ao @PSantiago88 se também andam perdidos no "Linkeding", que a malta nunca mais os viu e fazem falta :) Abraços