How to write like the cool kids on LinkedIn. [and they might hate me for telling you this] 1._____________ 2._______________ 3._________________ 4.___________________ 5._____________________ 6.___________________ 7._________________ 8._______________ 9._____________ 👉 Which [.....] speaks to you? Drop a comment. 🔄 Love this? Share it to inspire your network! P.S. When you sound like everyone else, you're not you; you're everyone else. Just think about it! 🚢 🙏
Nadia Bajwa
6mo
Hahaha now we are against formatting?
Simon Chappuzeau
6mo
A very common mistake that I see with the cool kids is, that people start writing to the same pain points although they have different target audiences. Example: e.g. Matt Barker talks about his life and how he became a successful copywriter who can now life his life. With that he targets hopeful copywriters who buy his frameworks and trainings. And he attracts some ghostwriting clients. Now I see a lot of other people in other industries talking about the successful solopreneur life while their target audience does not care about that. So, to your point, Imran Khushal, when I sound like everyone else (or like the cool kids), chances are, I am missing my audience because they do not care about what I mistakenly have been writing about.
Kevin Chiche
6mo
spot on! haha I have a post lined up for today. same idea. haha Imran
Solomon Akinola
6mo
I think what’s worse for me is reading the same things over and over again. My brain just can’t take it.
Areeb Irshad
6mo
That’s the thing with templates. They can help you to get started but they can’t help you to stand out.
Zorain Shahzad
6mo
Tone - Personality - Narrative. I've found these 3 to help me stand out! Stop being a people pleaser! Just tell who you are, what you were, where you are now! And how you got there! Imran Khushal
Enigma Okoto
6mo
Number 2 resonates so much to me because __________. What are your thoughts on _________? Imran
Awais Rahmat
6mo
Yea it's a good idea 💡 to be what you really are. Otherwise you won't make yourself, rather someone else at the end Imran Khushal
Founder @ BrandIn Marketing
6moI'm against templatizing personal branding. Because it demands your individuality—highlighting unique traits and ambitions. Applying a one-size-fits-all template falls short. You must tailor your brabding to showcase your distinct journey and vision. No universal template applies, only personalized paths succeed.