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Joe Wheatley

Hi, I’m Cédric 👋

With a background as a software engineer and years of hands-on experience, I’ve navigated the challenges of creating SaaS products as a solopreneur. Over two years, I’ve learned what it takes to turn ideas into solutions, from coding and marketing to pivoting and starting fresh.

My latest project focuses on blending automation and human touch in customer support with a unique feature: the ability to take over AI responses when needed. This bridges the gap between efficiency and personalization, giving businesses control when it matters most.

I’m passionate about problem-solving, building painkiller tools, and helping solopreneurs and startups maximize their impact with minimal resources.

If you’re looking to simplify your processes, scale smarter, or want to connect over SaaS, AI, or entrepreneurship, let’s chat!

Cédric Berry-Croguennec

LinkedIn is the only platform where you can post the most absurd thing ever and someone will still drop a ChatGPT comment.

I could literally write:

"Just spent 47 minutes watching a pigeon eat a croissant on my balcony. Made me rethink my entire business model."

And guaranteed, some guy who didn't even read it would comment:

"This is such an insightful perspective on patience and observation in entrepreneurship. The best founders know how to pause and extract wisdom from unexpected moments. Thanks for sharing this valuable lesson."

Bro what 😂

Last week I posted a joke about Elon working from my home office.

Still got comments like: "It's surprising how platforms people once dismissed end up becoming serious business channels."

They literally replied like I dropped a TED talk.

If you're using AI to comment and don't want to sound like this, this might helps: engagefast.ai

Write comments that drive profile views & sales without spending hours | Maker | Solving problems by writing code and building tools

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Remember when Elon hated LinkedIn?

Yeah, this era is over...

I showed him EngageFast.
Then watched him comment on 23 posts in 12 minutes without being cringe.

(he even got 2 cybertruck sales through them)

The man who called LinkedIn cringe is now farming engagement like he farms rockets.

Then he asked about pricing.

Me: "$119 lifetime"
Him: "bro, 4x that sh*t"

Look at his face in the pic, you can see the disappointment.

So at 11:59pm EST:
- Lifetime jumps from $119 to $487
- Monthly from $14 to $24
- Annual from $108 to $239

And only 20 lifetime spots left at $119.

After that, it's gone forever: engagefast.ai

(check the pic if you think I'm joking)

last week I made 2 high performing posts.

I used what I call the "bear on a bike" framework (you can use it too)👇

You see a bear. Rare, cool.
You see a bike. Nobody cares.
You see a bear riding a bike. WTF.

My first post :
- a gym bro, ok
- a geek shipping successful saas, cool
- fusion of both, WTF

-> 30k impressions, 87 reactions, 32 profile views

My second post:
- me, ok
- elon musk, cool
- us together in my home office + elon not hating linkedin anymore, WTF

-> 19k impressions, 76 reactions, 63 profile views

Combine two unrelated things and people stop scrolling.

Once they're hooked and you have their attention, you can actually pass your message.

If you also want to make bear on a bike posts that bring you clients,
I'm building a paid community to help solopreneurs grow on LinkedIn.

Access to multiple services and premium tools only accessible via the community.
+ surrounded by people at the same level as you.

DM me LINKEDIN if you want to be part of it.

"So basically: post at 6am, 12pm, and 5pm for maximum reach, comment on 50 posts daily for 3 hours, create video content, design carousels, write long-form posts, talk about what your last diarrhea taught you about business..."

Naahh come on.

LinkedIn gurus built an entire industry around overcomplicating this.

Meanwhile here's what I actually do to get clients every week for my tiny biz:

- post once a day monday to friday, whatever crosses my mind
- spend 30 minutes commenting with engagefast.ai each of these days
- connect with 10 people daily who are at my level or in my target audience

That's it.

No carousels.
No videos.
No 47-step content strategy.
No posting at magical hours.

Just showing up consistently and not wasting 4 hours in the comment section.

What actually matters -> solid foundations first.

Life's too short to follow a 12-page LinkedIn playbook that don't move the needles...

P.S. I'm launching a paid community to help you land clients with LinkedIn with an access to services and tools I'm building.
DM me "CLIENTS" if you're interested.

I'm 28, solo founder, and still in my 9-5 in a big company.

My side businesses has generated $7k in the past few months.

And I post about it on LinkedIn every single day.
With my big face on most of my posts.

Yeah, where all my corporate teammates can see me.

And tbh, I don't care.

Because:

- i do whatever I want with my LinkedIn profile
- what I do outside work hours is none of their business
- my company doesn't own my personal brand
- the risk of staying invisible is way bigger than posting

But 1 year ago, I was terrified.
(sometimes I still am for real, lol)

Then I decided to stop hiding.

I committed to posting 5x per week about my solo founder journey on LinkedIn.

Some of my coworkers definitely saw my posts because I got the profile view notification.

And guess what happened?

Nothing.

The crazy part is the posts that terrified me the most to hit "publish" are the ones that performed the best.

Either they blew up in visibility,
Or they brought me actual paying customers for my SaaS products.

So yeah, it's worth it.
And no, nothing bad will happen.

For me, in one year: 

- I went from 0 views and 0 clients from LinkedIn 
- to 10k-20k views consistently and growing my SaaS businesses

If i did it, you can do it too.

I'm not a guru, but I know exactly what worked for me.

Comment "BOOM" and I'll help you figure out what's blocking you on LinkedIn.

p.s. if you are really too scared to start posting on LinkedIn, block your coworkers (they won't even notice).

I spent 12 months figuring LinkedIn out, now I get impression, leads and clients.
I want to help 10 people get the same in less time, for FREE.

A year ago I knew nothing about this platform.

Today I'm running a SaaS that makes more money each month than my previous one.

And LinkedIn played a massive role in that.

I'm not some growth guru with a fancy system.
I'm just a solo founder who figured out how to make this thing work without wasting 4 hours a day.

But I keep seeing people stuck where I was a year ago.

- posting randomly and getting crickets.
- spending 3 hours commenting for zero clients.
- profile that converts nobody.

If that's you, let's fix it.

I'm giving away 10 free 30min call sessions for March.

And we'll tackle whatever is blocking you right now.

You come with your LinkedIn struggles.
- Profile
- Posts
- Comments
- DMs
- Strategy
- Whatever

-> I'll give you honest answers and actionable fixes based on what actually worked for me.

Here's how it works:

You: 
Drop "MARCH" in the comments

Me:
Share the link to a short form in your DM

You:
Explain why you need this fix session

That's it.
 
I’ll pick the 10 people based on the forms.

I've been using AI to comment for 4 months and my profile views went up 5x.
Here's what nobody tells you:

- zero people called me out.
- zero AI-ish vibes.
- actually got more replies than before.
- way more engagement on my own posts.
- way more DMs.
- way more clients.

But you know what doesn't work?

-> copy-pasting ChatGPT output without reading the post:

🤖 "Totally agree! This perspective is so important for anyone focused on growth."

🤖 "Absolutely! This really highlights a key point people often overlook."

🤖 "Well said! This kind of mindset truly makes all the difference."

That's the real AI stuff everybody hate.

The real problem: lazy thinking.
AI just exposes it faster.

On my side, I use AI to speed up my thinking.
Then my brain takes over.

To do that, I use engagefast.ai

The best part: it's plugged directly into LinkedIn.

Result: 10x faster, 10x better quality, 3x more profile visits.

The tool doesn't make you sound fake.
Not giving a damn about the person you're replying to does.

10 things I stole from founders who actually make money on LinkedIn:

1. Sell before you build - When I was launching stuff, I'd spend weeks on the "system" before I had 1 single warm lead. Today I start from a call, a DM, a real customer and I build the funnel around that. Otherwise you end up building shit nobody wants.

2. Chase the reach that makes you rich - My first viral post brought me zero clients. Just ego. Top creators optimize their posts for the right people, not to get 180,000 impressions from people who'll never buy.

3. Post simple, not sophisticated - The posts that perform aren't the most "smart" ones, they're the most readable. Short sentences, lists, one clear idea. If a CEO has to read it 3 times to understand, he scrolls.

4. Clear offer > 100 features - The best don't talk about "content", "funnel" or "growth". They talk about: more qualified leads, less wasted time, more sales. When I stopped the jargon, the calls started booking.

5. AI for quantity, brain for quality - AI helps me never run out of ideas and structure my posts. But top creators keep two things 100% human: understanding your customer and what actually converts.

6. Attention is the real currency in 2026 - Before $1, there's 1 email, 1 like, 1 comment, 1 DM. If I can't capture 10 seconds of attention on a post, I'll never capture a credit card. Top creators think "dwell time" first, "closing" second.

7. Document the system so you don't get lost - "Looks complicated, I'm scared I won't find my way around." I thought that too. What I stole from the best: put everything down. 1 doc for the avatar, 1 for content angles, 1 for the DM process. Once it's written, it looks 10x less complex.

8. Consistency as an unfair advantage - The best don't publish "when they feel inspired". They have a calendar, blocked time slots, and sometimes days when they post even though they don't want to. It sucks, but LinkedIn rewards those who stay.

9. Never send traffic to the void - I've seen beautiful funnels that lead to a Calendly with no script, no anti-no show, no email sequence behind. The best think the tunnel through to "yes / no / later", not just to the click.

10. Accept not understanding everything before you start - The creators I respect never wait to have "everything in place" to launch. They test, they break, they fix. The "I'll do it when it's clear in my head" often turns into "I never did it".

Your rules?

In one year I went from 100 impressions per posts to 20k and 5 inbound client every week for my SaaS.
Today, I'm giving away for FREE my Full LinkedIn Inbound System.

You're basically playing LinkedIn like gamble:

- You post 2x per week and pray.
- Drop comments on 10 posts.
- Spend 15 hours scrolling and hoping.

Then watch the crickets.

No strategy, no system.
Just random content and fingers crossed.

I was there too one year ago.

Then I stopped guessing and started treating LinkedIn like an actual distribution channel.

I copy what worked for others and I adapted it for me, my content, my goals (get clients through LinkedIn), and my style

Here's what changed:

- Went from 100 impressions per post to 1k-5k for worst and 15k-20k for best
- Profile views went from 100/month to 2k/month
- Built a real inbound pipeline, clients reaching out weekly
- Cut my LinkedIn time from 15 hours to 5 hours per week
- Zero paid ads, zero cold outreach, zero ghostwriter or VA

How?

I built a repeatable system where every post has a job and every 30 minutes of commenting drives actual traffic.

I just turned this into a full playbook: The LinkedIn Full Inbound System.

Inside:

- The exact 5-day content calendar I follow (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU framework adapted for LinkedIn)
- My 30-min daily commenting routine that drives qualified profile visits
- The DM sequence that create relationship and books calls
- How to turn quiet posts into paying clients
- The full stack I use

This is the same system that took me from posting into the void to getting multiple inbound clients every week.

Want the full breakdown?

1. Connect with me
2. Like the post
3. Comment "INBOUND"

And I'll send it to you right away.

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