Victoria Michaels 🙋🏼‍♀️✍🏻💎

Helping moms to navigate this job market, gain clarity, put a plan in place and get hired!

You might be like most people, feeling completely lost when it comes to LinkedIn. 

It's like throwing spaghetti at a wall and seeing what sticks.

That's cool. But after a while, this starts to suck. 

And it gets you nowhere. 

It's not that you don't have an awesome business, it's just that you don't know how to use LinkedIn strategically to attract clients and get business. 

That's why I'm here. 

I'm Victoria, a ghostwriter and LinkedIn Strategist. 

I've grown my account to 20k+ followers, coached 100s of professionals, and I'm the Writing Expert for the top LinkedIn community in the world.

So I know a thing or two.

And I want to help people like you make money online.

Check out my program in my "Featured" section to see how it's done.

Then send me a DM so we can chat.

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Unrelated:

I'm open to meeting my future husband in 2026.

I believe he has a LinkedIn profile and is giving an important presentation right now.

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Who do you credit for changing your life?

Mine, hands down, 100% Jasmin Alic.

I came here as another scroller. Hoping maybe to find a cool gig, but ended up building my 2nd company.

But at first, I had no idea how to use this platform.

So I'd study Jasmin's work like my life depended on it.

(At that point, it kind of did)

Literally implemented everything he said:

- Treat LinkedIn like your part-time job
- Focus 90% of your post on your hook
- Comment/engage with at least 20 ppl/day
- Pay attention to how you format your posts

..... And literally so many other things.

My biggest unfair advantage? 

Spending time with him and the Link Up community in Bosnia. Which gave me time to quietly observe him.

How he works → how he thinks → how he operates

Which made me realize that success is possible for us all.

It's not contained for us the select few. But the people who give everything they have to something they believe in.

And that's the real difference. 

So grateful to know Jasmin, be part of Link Up and travel to SARAJEVO to hang with my favorite people in the world.

PS: Ever had a mentor that literally changed your life?

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My writing was just reviewed at a local university.

(Which is crazy bc I don't have a degree)

I grew up in a rural town. My dad had a 9th-grade education. College wasn’t the plan. Survival was.
 
So when I got the call, I cried.
 
Not because of the classroom.
 
But because of the distance between where I started and where I’m standing now.
 
The road here wasn’t easy. 

(if i wrote about it, you might need therapy haha)
 
But sitting there, listening to students critique my work, I felt proud and grateful.
 
And I could see it in their eyes too: possibility.
 
My life is proof that you can build something meaningful, even if your starting point wasn't good. 
 
We are all here to create and build incredible things.

No matter what cards you were dealt.

Yesterday, I was salsa dancing on a beach.  

As a 37-year-old, single, divorced woman.  

At one moment, I paused and looked at the sea, realizing just how far I've come.
 
Because back in 2020, I was in a really low place. 

I made a 3.5-hour move to a new town (Charleston) to restart my life and was absolutely terrified. 

Plus, 2020 was the height of COVID.  

A lot was happening.  

I had sold my business and took a very entry-level job working in Supply Chain during Covid. 

It was hard work. Frustrating. And I dealt with a lot.  

There were many times I'd be alone in my Airbnb and cry because I missed my family. I felt like I was alone in the world. Those were some really hard times.  

But yesterday was a beautiful reminder that when life gets challenging, there is always hope. 

(Even if you don't feel it in the moment) 

If you just keep going long enough, you'll reach that moment where everything comes together.  

And you'll sit in awe of what you've accomplished.

So if you aren't where you want to be, remember God/the universe always has your back.  And this too shall pass 🙏

Most people get way too stuck on Linkie.

Because they forget this one important thing:

Their audience.

- Which means connecting with them.
- Writing posts that speak directly to them.
- Understanding the content that they actually like.

Most importantly?

Having real conversations in the DMs.

Throw out your attachment to your posts. Your videos. Everything that you "like" that you think should work.

And just start connecting with your clients.

Often in life, we overcomplicate the simplest things.

And Linkie, I feel, is one of them.

Rant over from an island in South Carolina.

Social media is changing us as humans.

And I don’t think it’s for the better.

I remember growing up in the 90s where we were completely disconnected. I never remember experiencing boredom.

Or doom scrolling.
Or seeing who liked my story. 
Or curating the perfect photos. 

Things were super simple then, but now I feel that social media has completely overcomplicated life for us as humans.

To where we don’t know how to live without our phones and WIFI.

We are connected like no other, but are isolated like no other. And in America, I feel this is worse.

I’ve started taking an inventory of life and my social media usage (outside of LinkedIn) and I have found that I’m lacking in so many areas.

So I removed all my social accounts, but this one. 

And I’m vowing for the next 90 days to experience a life similar to what I did as a kiddo. 

Less connected.
More time with people. 
More time developing new hobbies.

I hope this will encourage all of us to maybe think about ways we can reconnect.

And stay off our phones. 

And truly live again.

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You probably have 5 leads in your inbox. 

Yet, you are letting them sit there cold.

Most of these leads are either from convos that went dry or people you forgot to follow up with. 

There are also *curious* leads sitting there.

Yet, you haven’t initiated the convo.

So many people here are interested in hacks to “generate new leads” - which is great. 

But let’s not neglect what’s already sitting and waiting in our inbox. Which could amount to thousands of dollars in revenue. 

My take? 

Go to your inbox first.

Work those leads.

Then, work on new prospecting. 

PS: Do you still cringe when you message a lead? Or do you have game now?

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