Mojo

Mojo is a mobile video editing app, for iOS and Android.

I'm a Product Manager for all creative development and speech features.

(Mojo was acquired by Dailymotion in May'25)

Product Manager

Vaer Watches

Vaer is an independent American premium watch brand, founded in 2016 in Los Angeles.

I advise on spending a mid-5-figures monthly budget on everything creator partnerships, influencers, and media partnerships.

I also consult Vaer on internal project management processes, CRM flows, and improving team productivity.

Advisor (Creator Partnerships)

Lettria

Lettria is a no-code AI and NLP platform. I fulfilled a variety of product-related content responsibilities at Lettria, and owned the content on the company website.

⚙️ Technical Content:
• Responsible for platform knowledge base (using Hubspot)
• Contributing to UX writing for existing and new app features
• Creating and maintaining in-app onboarding and walkthroughs (using Pendo)

💻 Web Content:
• Owned the Webflow site from A→Z, content, design and production.
• Creating videos for Lettria's YouTube channel
• Writing LinkedIn posts for Lettria's LinkedIn page
• Writing and sending monthly customer newsletters (using Hubspot)
• Writing weekly blog posts for the Lettria blog on a variety of NLP and AI topics

→ Tools used: Webflow, Hubspot, Figma, ahrefs

Product Content Manager

YouTube

This was Season 1 of my content creator journey ✨ Season 2 coming soon!

Went from 0–20K and built a 5-figure side hustle. How? 👇🏼 

• Being consistent with weekly videos — writing, shooting, editing (FCPX)
• Constantly redefining my content strategy using tools like TubeBuddy
• Always being neck-deep in YouTube analytics to find opportunities
• Listening to my audience to understand what they need
• Working with sponsors like Skillshare, Busuu and Prodigy Finance.
• Maintaining a content calendar

Content Creator

lemlist

I wrote lempire's Personal Branding School masterclass, available on the lemlist family community.

Copywriter and Storyteller

Was the first marketing team member at a super early pre-seed stage.

• Built the online content strategy from the ground up, as the first marketing employee.
╰ Built and grew a Substack newsletter.
╰ Managed an intern who grew the Instagram page.
╰ Collaborated with internal designers and stakeholders to build and update the blog.

• Spent time interacting and learning from customers.
╰ Developed relationships with clients (closed two deals, outside of my job scope).
╰ Cold outreached and recorded podcasts with clients in the US.
╰ Gained insights that helped shape product and marketing moves.

• Worked with a top growth advisor to learn and define growth channels.

Content & Community Lead

The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.

Digital Marketing for M·A·C Cosmetics EMEA 💄

⭢ CRM & Loyalty: designed email flow, wrote copy + subject lines, designed creative templates for CLC emails for the entire region.
╰ Worked with external agencies to ensure timely delivery of HTML assets + meeting quality and brand standards.
╰ Coordinated with market teams for translation and localisation of email templates and other assets.
╰ Performed monthly CRM reporting
⭢ Paid Media: coordinated creative assets localisation and translation for the entire region.
⭢ Owned Media: performed weekly + monthly reporting, analysis of latest trends and social media features.
⭑ A bonus research project: performed a deep-dive into trends and behaviours on new and un-studied social media platforms.

Consumer Engagement Intern for M·A·C Cosmetics

Giggster

Giggster is the Airbnb for film locations. 🎥

• Improved company blog lead conversion rate by 100% through SEO inbound marketing efforts, hiring and managing a team of creative freelancers as well as independently creating blog content.
• Increased email conversions 9x by creating and deploying weekly newsletters.
• Analyzed buyer personas by participating in Customer Success efforts of the company, interacting with customers on a daily basis, solving problems and understanding pain points.
• Performed one-to-one marketing with customers using online chat, phone calls, and site visits.

Content & Digital Marketing Intern

Springworks (previously SpringRole)

The first Marketing Intern at Springworks! (also the first member of the marketing team) 🚀

• Created content for SpringRole's web media (owned and earned), as well as the mailing list — 11 videos, including a careers video used for all new hiring activities. 
• Wrote and scheduled 1 email per week. 
• Wrote regular blog posts for announcements, updates, and partnerships.

Content & Community Marketing Intern

Product Manager @ Mojo (YC18) • i'm into everything creator economy ✨

Mayank Sehgal

Co-Founder @ The Creator Accelerator. Head of Content @ Chris Donnelly LTD. I talk about AI, Marketing & The Creator Economy

Yo,After 5+ years within the personal branding space. I've helped build and scale personal brands of all sizes from varying industries.Currently, I'm helping Chris Donnelly become the most recognised entrepreneur on the planet.2 years in, we've:- Grown on LinkedIn by 1 million followers (180k - 1.1 million)- Have achieved 400m+ views on LinkedIn - Grown on TikTok by 500,000 (200k - 750k+) - Grown on Instagram by 780,000 (0-780k+)- Have achieved 1 Bn Views across platformsAnd I'm also running the Creator Accelerator with him, so if you're looking to do something similar, join the Creator Accelerator ! Here's a bit of proof to help convince ya ;) Yinka generated over $400,000 in revenue directly attributable to LinkedIn and the TCA systems.Jeff sold $80,000 worth of his offers within the first few weeks of joining the cohort. He also generated 840 new leads and grew his profile by 273%.Christine made $52,000 in course revenue from LinkedIn in under two months, while growing from 6,000 to nearly 11,000 followers. She's now at 42,000.Jon told us he'd made "three absolutely huge sales this week for ongoing work that more than doubles my annual revenue and has easily paid for the course, many multiples of times over."Nimrita had an investor reach out after reading her content. Within three weeks of connecting, that investor wrote a cheque for 50% of her funding round.Farhoon launched a paid community and hit $10,000 MRR in just three weeks. 145 paying members with only 5 churns.Julia landed a $250,000 contract and was flown to NYC for high-value networking opportunitiesIf you want to know more... go here: https://thecreatoraccelerator.co.uk/Oh, and also I almost forgot, I do posting on LinkedIn too and have worked with some of my dream brands (woo), so if you're looking to collab, drop me a DM :DPeaceee 

Josh S.

Don't be that person who has terrible AI output.

Instead, steal 1 of these 8 frameworks:

Thanks Chris Donnelly for the awesome graphic ;)

If you type a vague question, expect a vague answer.
AI is only as good as the instructions you give it.

If you want AI to generate content that sounds like you...
Try writing better prompts (duh).

Learning to prompt properly is a skill that improves with practice.

I've built AI content systems for 750+ founders inside TCA.

Here are the 8 frameworks we use for everything 👇 

1️⃣ R-T-F (Role. Task. Format.)

Best for: Your go-to starting point on any prompt.
Example: "Act as a LinkedIn strategist. Write a hook for a post about lead generation. Include 3 options."

2️⃣ T-A-G (Task. Action. Goal.)

Best for: Quick drafts and fast edits (when you're running out of time). 
Example: "Rewrite this email subject line. Make it direct to increase open rates."

3️⃣ R-A-C-E (Role. Action. Context. Expectation.) 

Best for: Posts, emails, and scripts where tone and voice are key.
Example: "You're a founder marketer. Write a LinkedIn post. Context: I help founders build lead gen systems."

4️⃣ C-A-R-E (Context. Action. Result. Example.)

Best for: Content briefs and any task where showing AI good examples improves the output.
Example: "I'm a B2B founder with 5k followers. Write a post about cold outreach that drives DMs. Example: [paste a decent post]."

5️⃣ S-O-L-V-E (Situation. Objective. Limits. Vision. Execution.)

Best for: Complex problems where you need AI to think with you.
Example: "My webinar sign-ups dropped 40%. Recover them in 2 weeks, but no paid ads. I want 500 registrations. Plan this for me."

6️⃣ D-R-E-A-M (Define. Research. Execute. Analyse. Measure.)

Best for: Strategy, market research, and structured analysis.
Example: "I'm launching a newsletter. Research what formats work for founder audiences. Give me a 4-week plan. Analyse what could go wrong."

7️⃣ P-A-C-T (Problem. Approach. Checks. Test.)

Best for: Stress testing a content plan, campaign, or business decision.
Example: "I've got low post engagement, so I'm going to post daily for 30 days. Test to see if it's working after 2 weeks."

8️⃣ R-I-S-E (Role. Input. Steps. Expectation.)

Best for: Building SOPs, content calendars, and any task that needs a structured process output.
Example: "You're a content strategist with my 4 content pillars. Build a 4-week LinkedIn calendar with 3 posts per week."

It's important you know when to use each.
Because with better prompts, you'll be in the top 1% of AI users.

Pick the task you use AI for the most and find the matching framework above.

Then, rewrite your usual prompt using it.  
Compare outputs, and you'll be blown away by the difference !

Which one will you try first? Drop it in the comments 👇

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The creator economy is changing how founders grow | I help founders navigate it | 5+ years in the space | Co-Founder of The Creator Accelerator | Follow for posts on Personal Branding, Content Creation & AI

"LinkedIn reach is dead." Seen this a 1230213 times.

Bluntly, it's not. You just need the right approach:

Absolute banger of a sheet from Chris 
(So many nuggets to take from this !) 

Let's be real... 
A strong brand can change your business and life.  

But only if you have the right strategy to scale it effectively. 

You can save time and check out Chris' 19-minute video here: 
https://lnkd.in/eH-YJnnX

Or check out this cheat sheet for the full breakdown:  

1. Your North Star

Your personal brand needs one clear North Star for the next 90 days.

Ask yourself:
What does success genuinely look like 12 weeks from now?

2. The Positioning Triangle

Personal brands win when 3 things overlap:

1. Your expertise
2. A painful market problem
3. Your point of view

3. The Audience Clarity Map

There are only 3 groups you need to speak to: 

- Buyers: The people who will pay you
- Aspirational followers: The people who amplify you
- Learners: Early-stage, curious, watching quietly

4. The Content OS

This is how we structure every content system we build: 

1. Teach – frameworks, tactics, step-by-step
2. Think – opinions, observations, contrarian takes
3. Build – behind-the-scenes, lessons, mistakes
4. Sell – results, stories, clear offers

5. The Attention Engine

Consistency in personal brand requires a weekly execution system.

1. Idea Sourcing (60 minutes)
2. Batch Writing (2 hours)
3. Daily Engagement (15–20 minutes)
4. End-of-Week Review (20 minutes)

6. The Trust Ladder Framework

People buy from you because you’ve earned their trust based on: 

1. Awareness
2. Relevance
3. Authority
4. Proof
5. Action

7. The Content Feedback Loop

Your audience will always tell you what to create next.

Each week, analyse:

- Your highest-performing post
- Your lowest-performing post
- Which topic resonated the most
- Which format could be repeated

8. The 3-Level Personal Brand Funnel

A strong personal brand is built to sell.

Your funnel should follow:

1. Top of Funnel: Content geared towards reach
2. Middle of Funnel: Deeper education (cheat sheets, carousels, etc)
3. Bottom of Funnel: Proof and clear transformations

9. The Growth Scorecard

You only need 5 metrics to know if your brand is working: 

- Number of views
- Follower growth
- Engagement rate
- Inbound leads
- Newsletter signups

Your personal brand should be your biggest asset 
Not a complete time drain.

The difference is all in the strategy you use. 

What part of your personal brand are you struggling with the most? 
Drop a comment below with your thoughts. 

If it's the LinkedIn algorithm throwing you off, that's an easy fix. 

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Your LinkedIn profile is costing you opportunities right now...

Because no one knows what you do. 

Cheers to Nader Alnajjar for the sick graphic that solves this.

For nearly 2 years, I've taught 750+ founders inside TCA how to get their profile right.

And the same problem always shows up. 
Visitors land on their profile, can't answer 3 basic questions in 10 seconds, and leave. 

If they don't know who you help, why they should trust you,
And the specific outcome you can create for them...

You've already lost. 

This 6-section framework has the answers:

1️⃣ Banner

- This is your chance to make a great first impression.
- Most founders waste it on a logo or a generic background.

Action: Include one clear message with a CTA, and speak directly to your ideal client.

2️⃣ Profile Picture

- Make this both approachable and trustworthy.
- This isn't a stiff corporate headshot, or a selfie that undersells you.

Action: Get a headshot that shows you're a "warm" professional. 

3️⃣ Headline

- This is the most valuable real estate on your entire profile.
- Stop listing your job title and leaving it there.

Action: Make sure to answer, "What can this person do for me?"

4️⃣ About Section

- Lead with your ICP's pain point.
- That way, they'll realise their problems can be solved.

Action: Show them you get it first before sharing your background. 

5️⃣ Featured Section

- Picture this as the perfect credibility shortcut.
- Include your most relevant posts.

Action: Use case studies, client results, frameworks, and newsletter sign-ups.

6️⃣ Experience Section

- Stop writing it like a job application.
- Rewrite each entry as a mini case study

Action: Follow the framework of challenge → what you did → outcome.

You may be creating great content, but without pointing people in the right direction, you won't convert. 

Every post you publish sends people back to your profile.
If the profile doesn't convert, all that effort is pointless.

So fix your profile first, and then focus on the rest.

My advice? Run this 10-second test right now:

→ Does your banner tell a stranger who you help?
→ Does your headline state an outcome or just a title?
→ Does your about section open with their problem?
→ Does your featured section prove you can solve it?
→ Does your experience section show results, not just responsibilities?

If the answer to any of these is no, that section needs work ASAP. 
Before anything else.

If you want to go deeper on everything covered in this post, 
Chris and I put together a full playbook on how to turn your profile into a lead generation machine.

Inside, you'll find the exact framework we use to help founders fix their profile so it converts visitors into leads.

Luckily for you, it's completely free XD

👉 https://lnkd.in/eEbAgsaW

Which section do you need to work on?
Drop it in the comments.

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I've wrote over 6798+ posts on LinkedIn in the last 3 years.

And I always see the same mistake...

You're only posting one type of content, and you're still confused why nothing you write sells or converts.

You can't just pick one type of post and hope it sticks. 
Whether that be teaching, sharing opinions, or posting results.

You can't rely on these to help you grow on LinkedIn.

And that's because LinkedIn has 3 different audiences...

1/ People who've never heard of you.
2/ People who know you exist but haven't decided to trust you yet.
3/ People who are already convinced and just need one more reason to act.

If you change up your content based on these audiences, you'll scale rapidly.
And that's a fact :) 

So here are 3 content types that hit every single audience, which every founder needs:

1️⃣ Reach Content

Find people who've never heard of you before. 

- Don't be scared to challenge common beliefs.
- If it doesn't teach in detail, it won't increase dwell time.
- The goal primarily is to stop the scroll. 

Never play it safe.

Content no one disagrees with is content no one remembers ! 
Just don't be an a-hole xD

2️⃣ Authority Content

For people who know you exist but haven't decided to trust you yet.  

- Build authority from the get-go. 
- Teach something a reader can apply from the get go.
- Share frameworks, specific processes, and honest lessons from experience.

Always ask yourself: would someone save this post?

3️⃣ Conversion Content

For people who are already sold and just need one more reason to act. 
We give real outcomes, real names, and real numbers...

For me, and TCA, that looks like:

- Jeff pulling in $80k in his first few weeks.
- Yinka generating $400k in revenue from TCA teachings.           

Founders avoid this because it feels like bragging, 
Or for the ones who do well, it's the only thing they post.

Both kill the system.

If you want to convert, you need to bring all 3 together.

Reach without authority brings people in, but gives them nothing to stay for.
Authority without reach teaches a small audience that never grows.
Conversion without the first 2 is selling to strangers with no reason to trust you.

The right mix for most founders:
50% reach, 33% authority, 17% conversion.

Go audit your last 10 posts. 
See how well you do across all 3.

Which type of content are you posting the most right now? 
Let me know down below ! 

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Instead of a £90,000 outdated uni degree

Learn from these people for free instead: 

As we are well into 2026, it's time to improve your feed! 

Here are 54 incredible creators
Who share genuinely insightful and actionable content. 

Go drop them a follow here: 

Self Development:

Thomas Pearce
Dan Goldin
Mark Hyman, MD
Dr. Carolyn Frost
Dr. Neetu Johnson M.D.🧠🩺
Priyamvada S

Business Building:

Chris Donnelly
Matt Gray
Alex Hormozi
Leila Hormozi
Codie A. Sanchez
Dan Martell

Leadership:

Jen Blandos
Dora Vanourek
Mike Leber
Jill Avey
Eric Partaker
George Stern

Artificial Intelligence:

Greg Isenberg
Charlie Lass
Axelle Malek
Anisha Jain
Anna York
Adam Biddlecombe

Marketing:

Elfried Samba
Tom Pestridge
Timothy Armoo
Brianna Doe
Jo Bird ✨
Will McTighe

Career Progression:

Ashley Couto
Ford Coleman
Alec Rickard
Angela Ang
Natalia Cano
Linda Le🌻

📌 Reached the mention capacity
Check out the other creators I tagged in the comments !  

Now it's your turn...
Who's your fav creator on here?? 

Tag them in the comments below :) 

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I’ve written 3847+ LinkedIn posts in the last 3 years. 

Every post has its own goal. Let me explain: 

To build a highly profitable personal brand...
You need to create content across the funnel. 

- Top of funnel - High growth content
- Middle of funnel - High trust-building content
- Bottom of funnel - High conversion-based content.

Here are 15 formats of content 
To grow and monetise your personal brand on LinkedIn:

Growth: 

- In-depth broad topic carousel
- Broad topic cheat sheet
- Resources/tools post
- Reactive trend post
- Viral billboard
- Viral video

Trust building: 

- Lead magnets
- Personal stories
- Your personal tools/systems
- Reactive content with your expertise

Conversion: 

- Testimonials
- Case studies
- Milestone posts
- Niche “how to” video
- Sharing your processes

This will allow you to build an audience that is:

↳ Large 
↳ Engaged in you 
↳ Future customers

Your content strategy should directly reflect your goals. 

For example: 

Goal: More customers as quickly as possible. 
Focus hard on MOF/BOF content.

Goal: Reach more people.
Focus on TOF content. 

Which part of the matrix do you struggle with the most? 
Let me know below!  

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The top 1% have an unfair advantage on LinkedIn... 

They think in systems. Here's how you can do the same: 

Most founders overthink posting on LinkedIn.
They stare at their laptop for hours and come up with... nothing.

And the reason is pretty simple: 
You'll stay stuck like this without a good content system.

When founders stop posting, it's normally down to a lack of good structure.

Those generating consistent leads are thinking way less about what to post.

Instead, they're using a 3-layer framework that makes LinkedIn work for them 👇

1️⃣ Content Pillars (3-4 max)

Know which topics you own, and the areas you can talk about for hours.

Find yours by asking yourself:

- What do clients always ask you?
- What could you teach a full day workshop on without preparing?

E.g. Lead generation, personal branding, AI workflows, founder marketing.

Those are your pillars. Pick 3-4 and stick to them :)

2️⃣ Content Types (5 formats)

There are 5 types of LinkedIn posts you can write.

- Educational cheat sheet: a clear, structured breakdown your audience can save 
- In-depth carousel: a longer, in-depth format that walks through a topic 
- Comparison style cheat sheet: a side-by-side format that breaks down a contrast 
- Visualised infographic: a single graphic that makes complex ideas simple
- Stories and lessons: personal wins or failures that show your thinking

3-4 pillars x 5 types = 15-20 content directions at any given time.

The blank page becomes a menu.

3️⃣ Batching Calendar

You only need 3 focused blocks per week.

- Research day: find pre-validated ideas inside your content area. Look at what's already working, then build on it.
- Batch design day: produce your cheat sheets and visuals in one session. Design first, so your writing has direction.
- Writing day: write captions based on the designs you've already built. The hard thinking is done.

Engagement is a daily habit you build alongside everything else.

The whole workflow lives in a Notion calendar so everything stays on track.

Without pillars, your audience never knows what to follow you for.
Forget content types, and every post starts from scratch.

And no calendar means posting only happens when inspiration strikes (which means it often doesn't lol).

Consistency beats creativity, every time.

Because you'll have a bank of ideas ready for when you're running on empty.

Which of the 3 layers is missing from your approach?
Drop it in the comments :D

For more insights on building a personal brand system that works for you, the TCA newsletter is your playbook.

Subscribe here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eu78xAs2

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The key to high performing LinkedIn content? 

Telling great stories. Steal these 6 frameworks: 

We've all been there... 
Hours spent writing content, all for a flop 

(It sucks lol) 

But it doesn't have to be like this. 
In fact, the best creators all have one skill down... 

They tell great stories. 

Here are 6 storytelling models 
You can use immediately:

1. The Hero’s Journey

Take people from ordinary world → challenge → tests → reward → transformation.

Best for:
Origin stories and case studies.

2. The Golden Circle

Start with WHY, then HOW and then WHAT. 

Because people will always be convinced more by the why. 

Best for:
Brand messaging and pitching.

3. The Fichtean Curve

Stack crisis after crisis. Each one bigger than the last...
Until the resolution.

As tension keeps people reading.

Best for:
Lesson posts and comeback stories.

4. The Origin Story

Before → Turning point → Now.

Show the problem you lived through.
Highlight the moment everything changed.
And then show who you’ve become.

Best for:
Founder stories and investor pitches.

5. ABT Framework (And, But, Therefore)

Set the scene, bring in some sweet tension 
And deliver the payoff.

Best for:
LinkedIn hooks and cold outreach.

6. StoryBrand

Always make your customer the hero. 
You are simply the guide providing the plan.

Best for:
Specigic LinkedIn sales copy (and landing pages).

So if you're stuck with your ideas not landing. 
Give these a go ! 

You may be surprised with their impact :D 

Which framework do you use the most out of these ? 
Let me know in the comments below ! 

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Wondering which LLM you should spend your hard earned cash on? 

Look no further... here's the sheet for you: 

A banger comparison sheet from the main man Chris Donnelly

We've been spending months testing every major AI model. 

And they all have different pros and cons. 

But it goes deeper than that... 
The art is knowing which LLM to use for each specific task. 

Here's how the top 6 stack up in 2026: 

1. Claude Opus 4.5 (4.6 new updated hehe) 
The model we rely on most, I spend so long on here ! 

Best for: Strong reasoning and long-form thinking
Downside: Less spontaneous with creative ideas

2. ChatGPT-5.2
Still the most "every day" tool available.

Best for: Strong reasoning and multimodal support.
Downside: Costs increase quickly with heavy usage

3. Gemini 3
Google’s model, now so effective to use. 

Best for: Multimodal understanding across documents and image generation 
Downside: Writing output can feel restrained

4. Perplexity
The fastest way to get high quality research. 

Best for: Real-time search with clear citations
Downside: Limited creative generation

5. Grok 4.1
Strong awareness of what’s happening in this moment.

Best for: Real-time trend and cultural context
Downside: Limited use for structured or technical work

6. DeepSeek 3.2
Open-source, highly efficient for technical teams. 

Best for: Strong quantitative and STEM reasoning
Downside: Limited documentation outside Asia

Each model will serve a slightly different purpose. 

My personal favourite is Claude as I loveee to writ with it. 
But I would encourage everyone to test them and see for yourself. 

The deeper you experiment, the more value each one can provide. 

Which is your favourite LLM and why? 
Drop it down below ! 

💾 Save to study when you have some time free ! 
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Your personal brand is costing you 1000s of opportunities. 

Don't be blind to it. Avoid these mistakes:

You probably think showing up consistently is enough.

But personal branding is reputation management at scale. 
Every post and comment you share either builds or breaks your credibility.

Those who get this build businesses off the back of their brand.
But the guys who don't... well, say goodbye to lead generation 😬

Here are the 5 mistakes killing your credibility:

🗣️ Generic LinkedIn guru speak

"Combine content to unlock growth."

Vague language shows vague thinking. 

You need to think about it like someone who wants to hire you.
And that's never gonna happen if you don't make yourself clear.

Instead: Replace filler with specific, plain statements about real things you've done or believe. 

🏆 Humble bragging disguised as lessons

"Failed my way to 7 figures" posts make people roll their eyes. 
(I know this, cos I roll my eyes too)

Readers can tell the difference between founders who want to teach and who just want to be seen.

Instead: Lead with the learning and let the outcome speak for itself.

🎯 Posting without purpose

Random thoughts are not a content strategy.
You need to answer "why am I posting this?" before you hit publish.

Instead: Define what job the post is doing before you write it. That's how content becomes a system.

⿻ Copying other founders' playbooks

Studying what's working for top creators is a smart starting point.
Stopping there is the mistake.

Take the formats and topics getting traction, understand why they work, then run them through your own experience and opinions.

Yes, the market already has Gary Vee and Alex Hormozi. 
It doesn't have YOU.

Instead: Use what's working as a starting point. Then add YOUR unique insights.

📸 Treating LinkedIn like Instagram

Professional doesn't have to mean you've got a stiff upper lip. 
LinkedIn has room for personality (I'm a prime example 😜).

But every piece of content should pass the test of whether this makes sense in a room full of your ideal clients.

If it doesn't, you shouldn't be posting it.

Instead: You can be warm and funny while representing your expertise in every interaction.

I see founders making these 5 mistakes on a daily basis. 
Each one destroys the credibility your content is trying to build.

If you're only sharing your wins, people won't get to know the real you.
Be real with your audience and show them how you learned from your mistakes.

That way, you'll build a trust that can't be broken. 

That's what happens when a personal brand is built with intention.

Which of the 5 hits closest to home?
Let me know below.

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Most people will quit very early on LinkedIn: 

Here’s the reason why (and how to avoid): 

They don’t realise LinkedIn mirrors real life.
It’s all about persistence and adaptability.

People watch creators skyrocket in growth...
And assume they blew up overnight.

The truth is completely different.

This is how the journey really unfolds:

1. You define your core topics and have buckets of ambition.
2. You then start posting and put yourself out there.
3. You engage daily in comments and start to build a community.
4. You follow LinkedIn advice from gurus who can't back it up. 
5. And finally you give up when it doesn’t click instantly.

It can be an insanely brutal process. 
But if you stick at it...

This happens too:

✅ You analyse what actually gets results and learn.
✅ You restart and apply the lessons to go again.
✅ You then double down on what works for you. 
✅ Then the growth starts happening.

🏆 And you become a recognised name in your space. 

It’s a wild ride.

And the algorithm is always evolving.
So you’re constantly forced to adjust.

But that’s why LinkedIn rewards those who stick it out.

How’s LinkedIn going for you right now? 
Drop your thoughts below.

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2021: Graduated Uni with no idea what I was doing 

2026: Co-founder to a $10M business. 

5 years of deep work and figuring things out. 
And it still feels a bit sureal to me tbh. 

If I was to go back and talk to myself back then. 
Here is my fav bits of advice I've picked up: 

1. Find patterens in different industries and apply them to your own. 
2. Never settle. If there's caps on your growth, find another route.
3. Think big. 95% of people cut themselves short thinking too small. 
4. Always take initiative and find a way instead of default asking. 
5. Find execptional people and work very closely with them. 
6. Always pay attention to detail, most people suck at it. 
7. Find a high value skill, and become world class in it.
8. Do random nice things for people consistently.
9. Always keep an eye on standards. 
10. Always take action. 

The last one is the most important. 

Some of these may feel incredibly obvious but this will often be the case.

Because when it sounds so obvious, for the most part, people won't do it. 
Meaning it therefore becomes your biggest advanatge. 

Would love if we could have some wisdommm in the comments below 
today ! 
No AI sh*t just pure life lessons to help others :D 

Happy Friday Legends :D

AI can 10x the speed at which you write your content.  

But most people put in the wrong inputs...

They type "write me a post about X" and wonder why it sounds like every other LinkedIn account.

AI can only work with what you give it.
Give it nothing unique, get nothing unique back 🤷‍♂️

And unique content is key if you want to build a great personal brand. 

After building content systems for 750+ founders inside TCA, 
Here's the 4-layer framework that fixes this and lets you stand out from the crowd.

🗣 LAYER 1: VOICE EXTRACTION

Before AI can write like you, it needs to know how you think.
Most founders skip this and then complain AI doesn't sound like them. 

Prompt: "Analyse my last 10 posts. Extract my tone, sentence patterns, and recurring themes. Create a voice profile I can reference for every future post."

Do this once, then update it every few months. Everything else gets easier from here.

⛏ LAYER 2: EXPERIENCE MINING

Your best content comes from real experiences. 

Prompt: "Turn this experience into 3 content angles: a tactical lesson, a mindset shift, and an industry observation. For each, identify the core emotion and the specific audience it speaks to."

1 real experience becomes 3 distinct posts. This is how founders never run out of ideas.

🔎 LAYER 3: PERSPECTIVE INJECTION

Generic advice is everywhere on LinkedIn.
What lands is a specific point of view.

Prompt: "Rewrite this idea through the perspective of someone who believes [your controversial review] and speaks directly to [your specific audience]."

You can add, "make it direct, confident, and free from corporate language."
This way, the content comes directly from you.

✅ LAYER 4: AUTHENTICITY FILTER

Even with the right inputs, AI still goes into robot mode and makes up clichés nobody says.

The prompt: "Review this draft. Remove any AI tells, clichés, and rhetorical questions. If this doesn't sound like something I'd say to a founder over coffee, rewrite those parts until it does."

This step alone will improve your content more than anything else in the process. I get it.
You might want to skip straight to "write me a post" because it's faster in the short term.

But generic content builds a generic audience.
Which means low engagement, wrong followers, and no business pipeline.

The founders spending an extra 20 minutes on a proper AI workflow are getting 10x the results.

Which of the 4 layers is missing from your current AI workflow?

- A voice profile AI can reference
- Your specific perspective and point of view
- Real experiences in your prompts
- A final authenticity check before anything goes live

Start with Layer 1, so you can build the voice profile first.

If you're serious about working with AI to scale your personal brand,
TCA's weekly newsletter is for you 👉 https://lnkd.in/eu78xAs2

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How to make a viral LinkedIn carousel in 9 minutes. 

Using Claude and Gamma: 

Ok so 2 of my fav tools have built a beauttt integration. 

And as data shows carousels perform significantly better than other posts. 
I wanna show you how you the ins and outs for: 

Making an incredible LinkedIn carousel (pronto) 

Try out these easy steps today: 

Step 1: Connect the two tools

- Go into Claude, settings, then browse and search gamma 
- Sign in to your Gamma account 

Step 2: Ensure all of your brand assets are in both tools. 

- Get your fonts, brand assets and colours in Gamma 
- Have Claude trained on your tone of voice and knowledge base. 

Step 3: Research and find pre-validated topics

- Find pre-validated topics and ideas within your content pillars
- Posts that have performed disproportionately well for: 

Either yourself or another creator

Step 4: Once you have found the right topic, expand your thinking 

- Share the idea with Claude and work out how you can differ. 
- Think about improving with your own knowledge and experience

Important note: Never copy an idea directly, think about which alternate angles you can take and how you can offer new advice and information from your own expertise. 

Step 5: Once you have a clear structure, build out the info 

- Start to develop the copy for the carousel slides 
- And think of which type of images you'll be supporting it with 

Step 6: Simply write "Gamma help me create a presentation on this based on my usual brand assets" 

- Wait as it produces the slides for you
- Then go in and check what it creates for you ! 

Step 7: Edit and adjust

- Make sure the copy and images are exactly how you want it. 
- Really try to provide as much actionable value as possible ! 

Step 8: Get that carousel live ! 

- Use Claude to summarise your carousel into an actionable caption.
- Make the caption scannable and well structured with a curiosity driving hook. 

Then post at your ICP most active time. 

And there you have it folks !
Making an incredible LinkedIn carousel in 8 simple steps :) 

Give it a try here: https://lnkd.in/eQcFh84j

Have you tried this yet? 
Let me know below ! 

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Brand partnership • The creator economy is changing how founders grow | I help founders navigate it | 5+ years in the space | Co-Founder of The Creator Accelerator | Follow for posts on Personal Branding, Content Creation & AI

We’re hiring a Marketing Manager to join our team.

This could be a career defining move...  

Comment "JOB" below, and I'll send you the full spec personally.

Firstly, do not click "easy apply". 
We're interested in people who actually read the job spec and can follow instructions. 

Here are the key details: 

Salary: £35k - £40k Depending on experience 
Location: London Bridge - Hybrid (in office 2 days a week) 

Huge opportunities for growth:
 
We are 18 months in at $10M revenue and have a very small team.
So you'll be coming in at the early stages !

What is TCA? 

For those seeing this for the first time, we run 10 week cohorts,
Helping founders significantly grow their audience and generate leads. 

Now we are on our 7th cohort (waitlist is now open 👀).

And after 6 fully sold-out cohorts, 750+ students taught
And some of the biggest creators on the platform learning from us... 

The business is growing thick and fast.
Which means we need someone who can keep up.

That's why we’re looking for a kick-ass marketing manager who will help us do exactly that.

Here's what this looks like:

- Writing lead magnets that pull in the right founders
- Building email sequences that convert
- Producing landing page copy that makes the right person feel immediately understood
- Writing high converting webinar decks
- Building out the TCA brand from the ground up 

So if this sounds like a bit of you, here's exactly what were looking for 👇

✅ 1-2 years in marketing, copy, or content 
✅ You are an execptional writer
✅ You're already paying attention to what's working on LinkedIn
✅ You can take a brief and run with it
✅ You can adapt to things quickly and want to grow fast

The learning curve is steep, and that's the point.

You'll be working directly with me 
And learning things most marketers don't see until way later in their careers.

If you don't tick every box, but you know this is where you want to be, apply anyway ! XD

Again, comment "JOB" below, and I'll send you the full spec personally.

Would really appreicate if you could either repost this,
Or tag the person who you think would be great !

I grew to 150k+ on LinkedIn in 2 years.  

Because I wrote 99% of posts like this: 

In my recent podcasts with Callum Mcdonnell 
I go over what I call the anatomy of the perfect post. 

This is the ultimate way to write educational content that: 

- Catches attention fast
- Connects on a deeper level 
- Provides a whole load of free value

Which in turn will: 

- Grow your audience
- Drive people into your funnel 
- Increase sales and conversions 

Now of course, this isn't the only way to write. 
But is a great forumala that we have seen work across multiple different industries

If you want to check the full pod out, go here: https://lnkd.in/eBTGp5Fy

If you want to know what else I cover...
Here's a sneak peak: 

- Creating High-Impact Content
- Analysing and Adapting Content Strategies
- Leveraging Lead Magnet Posts for Engagement
- Crafting Effective Hooks and Content Structure
- Driving Conversations and Engagement on LinkedIn
- The Science Behind High-Performing LinkedIn Posts

The feedback I've had so far from this has been genuinely nuts. 
I may also now have the podcast bug hehehe. 

Have you seen it yet? 
Let me know below ! 

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Founder & CEO, 7xContent. Follow for posts on Marketing & Podcast growth. Host of the Creator Playbooks Podcast.

I got 10 years of progress in 2 and I did 1 thing to get it:  

Work closely with an exceptional founder.

Heard this advice recently from Daniel Priestley 
And tbh, I have never agreed with anything more in my life.  

Just shy of 2 and half years ago I joined Chris Donnelly. 

At the time, I knew I wanted more from my career
But I didn't know where to start. 

I knew I wanted to work insanely hard, but felt limited in my role.
Then I saw an opportunity to work with Chris, and I knew it'd be the move for me.

And boi did things move at 100mph. 

In the space of 9 months, we scaled his audience to over 1.5 million (from about 200,00) 
And before I knew it we decided to start a business to teach others to do the same. 

In 9 months, I went from personal brand manager to co-founder. 

Still blows my mind now tbh. 

If you're looking for that kind of progress in any kind of role
In most industries that would take 10+ years. 

And I'm not saying any of this was easy...

It took the hardest I've ever worked and multiplied it by like 38 hahaha. 

But wow was it worth it.

So if you're looking for more in your career or life...
Start working with an incredible founder. 

The learning curve will be vertical. 

But your life will never be the same again. 

Always grateful to the homie Chris 

And the teams we have around us are genuinely the best in the world. 

What a time to be alive :D 

Happy Friday Legends 💪

Founder of Dent Global & ScoreApp | Awarded Entrepreneur of the Year | 7x business books | Founded/exited multiple ventures | Mission to develop entrepreneurs who stand out, scale up and make a dent.

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