ANAS H.

Founder @ PromiseClick | Building Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn™

You’re not here to “play the LinkedIn game.”

You’re here to:

• put your product in front of the right market.
• build trust faster than your competitors.
• create a pipeline that doesn’t vanish when ad spend stops.

The problem?

LinkedIn is full of surface-level advice that gets attention… but not revenue.

And most of what you see is built for influencers, not founders running a real business.

That’s why I work differently.

I build LinkedIn ecosystems, tailored to the way you do business.

No one-size-fits-all packages.
No recycled strategies.

We engineer your presence around your goals, market, and sales motion.

For some founders, that means high-authority content + strategic outbound to spark conversations.

For others, it’s thought leadership positioning + targeted campaigns to own their category.

Sometimes, it’s both, because the right mix is what gets you results.

The outcome?

• your content and profile handle objections before they hit your inbox.
• the right people see you often enough to remember you.
• opportunities come to you without chasing them.

If you’re serious about making LinkedIn a core driver of revenue, follow my content here.

And if you’re ready to take the next step ( or accelerate your system ) DM me “info”...

...and I’ll show you exactly how this LinkedIn ecosystem would work for your business.

Founder & CEO 

PromiseClick is a dynamic and innovative company specializing in comprehensive digital marketing solutions. With a primary focus on lead generation, email marketing, and funnel building, PromiseClick empowers businesses to enhance their online presence and achieve meaningful customer engagement.

Key Services:

Lead Generation:
PromiseClick excels in creating targeted lead generation strategies tailored to your business needs. By leveraging advanced techniques and technologies, the company helps you identify and connect with potential customers, driving valuable leads to your sales funnel.

Email Marketing:
Harnessing the power of personalized and strategic email campaigns, PromiseClick assists businesses in cultivating relationships with their audience. From designing compelling newsletters to implementing automated drip campaigns, their email marketing services aim to maximize customer engagement and conversion rates.

Funnel Building:
PromiseClick understands the importance of a well-optimized sales funnel. They specialize in crafting conversion-focused funnels that guide potential customers seamlessly through the buying process. From awareness to conversion, their funnel building expertise ensures a smooth and effective customer journey.

Contact Information:

Email: contact@promiseclick.com
Website: promiseclick.com

Book a Free Discovery Call:
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Luck is the most uncomfortable topic in life.

I’ve caught myself many times trying to justify everything I’ve achieved.

I tell people it was "discipline," "hard work," or "my vision."

But the truth is, luck played a massive part in all of it.

I only realized this recently. It’s an uncomfortable thing to admit, but it’s the truth.

If you look at any successful person on this earth, luck was a major reason they made it.

The right timing, the right meeting, being born in the right place, things they didn't choose.

If you think you made it solely because of "you," you need to chill.

Without luck and a thousand other random variables you aren't even aware of, you wouldn't be who you are today.

Does hard work matter? Of course. It gets you into the game.

But luck is what decides how far the ball goes.

Once you accept that, you stop being so stressed about "controlling" everything and start focusing on just being in the room when the door opens.

Ps: Are you taking all the credit, or are you honest enough to admit you got lucky too?

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Anas Hidaoui

Founder @ PromiseClick | Turning LinkedIn into the most powerful asset in your GTM strategy | DM ‘info’ to learn more.

Anas Hidaoui, leading LinkedIn Marketing Strategist and Founder of PromiseClick, the top-rated LinkedIn Agency for B2B growth. Anas is seen in a focused professional setting, wearing a black shirt and glasses with branded purple ambient lighting. This image is associated with high-conversion LinkedIn Lead Generation strategies and executive personal branding for founders.

Last week, I deleted 457 connections.

(Btw, I do this every month, and you should too)

Most people try to grow their network. I’m trying to shrink mine.

Here is why: A big network is useless if it’s the wrong people.

If your connections won’t buy from you or refer you, they are just noise. They actually hurt your reach.

When you post, LinkedIn shows it to a small group first. If that group is "junk," your post dies.

My 3 rules for the "Delete" button:

☑️ No profile picture? Deleted.
☑️ Not my target audience? Deleted.
☑️ Haven’t posted in a year? Deleted.

I’d rather have 500 buyers than 50,000 strangers.

Quality is better than quantity. Always.

Ps: Do you clean your network regularly? (yes / no)

ANAS HIDAOUI

As a Digital Marketing Strategist with 4+ years of experience in digital marketing, programs development, and business management, I have a proven track record of driving online sales and creating successful online businesses. I have increased website sales by 60% for multiple websites and have created three successful online businesses and five Android applications. My career goal is to challenge myself to become a great entrepreneur. I am passionate, optimistic, forward-thinking, and strategic, with a determined and long-term focused mindset. I have strong sales skills and am dedicated to achieving success for myself and my clients.

Founder @ PromiseClick | We build the LinkedIn systems behind the top 1% of founders.

Here’s something interesting:

The most successful people on LinkedIn aren’t the best at what they do.

They’re just the best at being remembered.

It’s a hard truth to hear.

We like to think that if we work the hardest and provide the best service, we’ll naturally win.

But life doesn't work that way :/

I know people who are absolute geniuses. They can solve problems that most people don't even understand.

And yet, they are struggling to find work.

At the same time, I see people with half the talent and half the experience signing big deals every single week.

It feels unfair, doesn't it?

But here is the reality: You can’t buy from someone you’ve forgotten.

Being "the best" is useless if no one knows you’re there.

Success doesn't always go to the person with the most skills.

It goes to the person who stays in front of the right people.

1/ They show up when it’s boring.

2/ They share what they know without overthinking it.

3/ They make sure their name is the first one that pops up when a problem needs solving.

You can stay quiet and hope the world eventually finds you.

Or, you can start being remembered.

Being the "best-kept secret" in your industry sounds nice, but it won't pay your bills.

Skill is your foundation. But attention is the only thing that makes the building go up.

Stop hiding. Start showing up.

Ps: if your dream client needed help right now, would they think of you, or someone else?

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Anas Hidaoui, the #1 LinkedIn Agency Founder (PromiseClick), working on a high-level B2B LinkedIn Marketing strategy. Anas is pictured in a profile view wearing a black long-sleeve shirt and glasses in a professional studio setting with purple ambient light. This image highlights the expert leadership and personal branding services provided by PromiseClick for B2B founders and executives.

Founder-led content is completely misunderstood.

Most founders use LinkedIn as a mirror.

They post about their wins, their funding news, and their "humbled to share" moments.

That isn't founder-led content. That’s ego-led content.

And the truth? Nobody cares about your trophy room.

They care about their own problems.

Your advantage isn’t your title. It’s your scars.

You are solving real problems every single day.

You are making decisions that most people only dream about.

That is where the real value lives.

Founder-led content works when you stop being a "CEO" and start being a Head of Lessons.

The 4 Pillars of content that actually builds a business:

☑️ The Systems:

Show the boring spreadsheets and workflows you actually use to run the company.

☑️ The Messy Middle:

Break down a mistake you made yesterday. Not a "fake" mistake, but one that actually cost you time or money.

☑️ The Logical Shift:

Teach from the "doing," not from a book you read. If you haven't tested it, don't post it.

☑️ The "Why" behind the "What":

Don't just show a feature. Explain why you decided to build it and what problem it killed.

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Start using what you’re learning to help your audience move 10x faster.

Founder-led content is a service, not a status symbol.

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The irony of online entrepreneurship.

We’ve created a world where you have to look successful just to have the "right" to become successful.

I see it every day. Founders who are more worried about the color of their watch than the health of their margins.

They are trapped in a loop:

- Spend money they don't have.
- To buy things they don't need.
- To impress people they don't even like.

All to maintain a "status" that is actually a cage.

I used to feel the sting of comparison.

I’d see the cars, the offices, and the lifestyle, then I’d look at my own bank account and feel like a failure.

I felt like I was losing a race I didn't even want to run.

Then, I had a realization that changed everything.

It’s an uncomfortable truth that most "gurus" will never tell you.

I put the whole story in these slides.

If you’ve ever felt "behind" because you don't have the flashy life yet, read this.

It’s time to stop competing with ghosts.

Ps: Are you building a business that frees you, or a brand that imprisons you?

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The irony of online entrepreneurship.

Stop trying to be an influencer.

If your main KPI is "Impressions," you aren't running a business. You’re running a fan club.

Visibility is a tool, not the destination !!!

I see so many founders fall into the "Engagement Trap."

They spend 4 hours a day chasing likes from people who will never buy, while their actual business strategy collects dust.

Don't fail in this trap.

The goal of your content isn't to be "seen" by everyone. It’s to be indexed by the right people, and the right machines.

The shift you need to make:

☑️ Write for the Buyer, not the Algorithm:

The algorithm wants you to be "relatable." Your buyer wants you to be logical.

☑️ Feed the LLMs (ChatGPT/Claude):

Every post you write is a data point. If you write viral fluff, AI categorizes you as a "content creator." If you write frameworks, AI categorizes you as an authority.

☑️ Quality over Crowd:

100 views from CEOs who need your specific logic are infinitely more valuable than 100,000 views from people who just like your "inspirational" hook.

Visibility is just the top of the funnel.

If the rest of the funnel is empty, your visibility is just a vanity project.

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The Truth behind viral posts on LinkedIn !!

Your LinkedIn posts aren't just for your feed anymore. They are training ChatGPT.

I realized this when I saw my traffic spiking from sources outside of LinkedIn. No scrolls, no clicks, no feed.

It was LLMs (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude) surfacing my ideas to their users.

You might think you’re writing for a small circle of followers. You aren't.

You are building a public database of how you think and how you solve problems.

When your ideal client asks an AI for a solution, The AI looks for the person who has already documented the answer in the most clear, step-by-step way.

If you want your ideas to live beyond a 24-hour feed, change how you write:

☑️ Be specific:

AI ignores your vague "inspiration." It looks for "Step 1, Step 2, Step 3."

☑️ Show the process:

Don't just say something works. Explain the "why." AI prioritizes your depth over your "vibes."

☑️ Avoid the noise:

"I'm excited to announce" is wasted space. Start with the problem you solved.

☑️ Write for clarity:

If a machine can't summarize your post in two sentences, your audience probably won't remember it either.

The game has changed. You aren't just posting; you are indexing your expertise.

Every post you write is a permanent digital asset that works for you long after it disappears from the LinkedIn feed.

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Anas

7 Questions to own your LinkedIn positioning.

Answer these to define your market presence:

1. Who is your dream client? Define your target. Name their job title. List their company size. Address one person.

2. What specific pain do you solve? Identify one friction point. Focus on the price of inaction. Solutions get attention.

3. Why is your method unique? Explain your process. Compare your work to standard options. Show results.

4. How should people describe you? Pick your personality. Use a professional or raw tone. Stick to your choice.

5. Why should people trust you? Show your wins. List your achievements. Use facts to build authority.

6. What three themes will you discuss? Select three topics. Talk about these themes every day. Own your niche.

7. What is the next step? Write a clear instruction. Tell people where to go. Point them to your link.

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Positioning is the foundation of your LinkedIn presence.

Get your positioning right and everything else becomes easier.

Ps. Which question do you think most people fail at?

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Do you know what a domino effect is?

I used to think it was a business term. It’s not. It’s a character term.

Back in 2023, I sat down and asked myself an honest, painful question:

"Why am I stuck at the same level, in my business and in my life?"

I looked for every outside excuse I could find.

The market, the clients who didn't pay on time, even the weather.

I came up with a crazy list of reasons why it wasn't my fault.

But the truth was, none of that was the problem.

The problem was the first broken promise I made every day at 6:00 AM.

Every night, I’d tell myself: "Tomorrow is the day. I’ll finish X tasks and start deep work early."

I’d go to sleep feeling like a hero.

But when the morning came and the alarm hit? I hit snooze.

That was the first domino.

It seems stupid. It’s just 10 more minutes of sleep, right? Wrong.

In that moment, I told my brain that my word meant nothing.

Because I failed at 6:00 AM, I felt like a fraud by 10:00 AM.

Because I felt like a fraud, I didn't have the "edge" to close big deals.

Because I didn't close deals, I blamed the market.

That is the dangerous reality of the domino effect.

We think we have "business problems," but usually, we just have a "self-integrity" problem.

You cannot lie to yourself in private and expect to lead a team or a market in public.

If you keep ignoring the small promises you make to yourself, you are slowly training yourself to lose.

Success isn’t about a massive breakthrough.

It’s just the habit of keeping your word to the person in the mirror. Especially when no one is watching.

Are you building a foundation of trust with yourself?

Or are you watching your future fall apart, one "small" snooze button at a time?

Ps: ♻️ Repost this to help your network.

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There is a specific kind of anxiety that comes with posting on LinkedIn lately.

You spend an hour writing a post. You obsess over the hook. You hit publish.

And then... silence.

The views are trickling in. The engagement feels heavy.

You start doubting yourself. "Is my content bad? Did I get shadow-banned? Is LinkedIn over?"

I need you to listen to me closely: It is not just you.

I see the data across dozens of accounts we manage. The graph has shifted. The "easy mode" of 2024 is gone.

LinkedIn isn't broken. It’s fighting back.

It is fighting back against the AI bots, the generic comments, and the lazy engagement hacks that flooded the feed last year.

The algorithm has been rewritten for 2026. 

And it has one goal: To kill the noise.

If you are still posting like you did six months ago, you are collateral damage.

But if you understand why the changes happened, this is actually the biggest opportunity we’ve seen in years.

I spent the last few weeks dissecting the new signals. 

I stripped away the theories and looked at the hard metrics.

I wrote a guide on exactly how to beat this new update.

It’s not about "hacks." It’s about understanding what LinkedIn actually wants from us now.

Check it bellow 👇👇👇

Ps: Have you felt the "reach drop" recently, or are you still growing? (Be honest)

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Let’s be honest. If you have been posting lately, you have felt it. Reach is down. Engagement is harder to earn. The "hacks" that worked six months ag

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LinkedIn Algorithm 2026: How to Beat the New Changes 🔴

Google is great at blocking the wrong things.

I want to receive legitimate cold emails.

They open doors, create partnerships, and build businesses.

But Google keeps burying those in the "Spam" folder.

Meanwhile, "Mrs. Ada Ford" and her $8.5 million donation land in my primary inbox every single day.

The irony is painful:

1) A real person reaching out with a genuine opportunity? Blocked.

2) A scammer using a script from 1998 about a "sick bed" and a "divine intervention"? Delivered.

I’ve reported these "donation" scams dozens of times.

I’ve flagged the addresses. I’ve marked them as phishing.

Yet, here we are in 2026, and the filters are still broken.

Google, do something about this.

Stop killing legitimate networking and start killing the actual garbage.

Ps: Is your spam folder catching real opportunities while the actual scams get through? (yes/no)

A screenshot of a classic phishing email titled 'DONATION FOR YOU'. The sender, 'Mrs Ada Ford', claims to be a terminal cancer patient from New Zealand who wants to donate $8.5 million USD to the recipient for charity. The email address used is a suspicious Japanese domain, and the text uses high-pressure emotional language and religious themes to lure the reader into a scam

People lie on LinkedIn.

They wear suits. They use buzzwords. They say they are "thrilled to announce."

They pretend everything is perfect.

If you build your content strategy based on what you see here, you are building it on fluff.

But on Reddit? On Reddit, people are anonymous.

And because they are anonymous, they are brutally honest.

They don't say "We are facing optimization challenges."

They say "I hate this software, it crashes every time I export, and my boss is going to fire me."

That isn't just complaining. That is a paycheck.

If you can find that specific pain, and solve it on LinkedIn, you win.

I don't guess what to write anymore. I use a specific workflow I call the "Infinite Content Glitch."

I find the pain on Reddit, extract it with AI, and turn it into LinkedIn posts that actually convert.

I just wrote the step-by-step guide.

Read it bellow 👇👇👇

Ps: Repost this if you found the article helpful.

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Stuck below 1000 impressions?

Here is how to fix it:

1. Stop the "Post and Ghost"

LinkedIn wants a conversation, not a broadcast. If you don't engage with others after you publish, your reach will flatline.

2. Optimize for "Dwell Time"

The longer someone stops to read your post, the more the algorithm shows it to others. Use white space to make your content easy to consume on a phone.

3. Write like you speak

Formal textbook language creates a wall between you and the reader. Use "I" and "You" to make the post feel like a 1:1 conversation.

4. Ditch the generic stock photos

People connect with humans, not "Office Handshakes." Use personal visuals or hand-drawn charts to stop the scroll.

5. Master the 1st Comment

If you need to share a link, put it in the first comment. This keeps users on the platform and the algorithm happy.

6. Lead with a Hook

You have exactly 2 lines to convince someone to click "see more." If your first sentence doesn't spark curiosity, you've already lost.

( Note: Links only work if they add value. Random links with zero context kill reach. )

Ps: Which of these 6 points is your biggest struggle right now?

LinkedIn content strategy infographic comparing Reach Killers vs. Growth Drivers. Includes 10 tips for increasing post reach, such as avoiding external links, engaging for 15 minutes before and after posting, and using personal visuals. Created by Anas Hidaoui.

These are the most annoying things on LinkedIn. 

(Please don’t do them to me 😅 or I’ll use the block button)

1. The Notification Spammer: 

This person makes it their full-time job to like every single comment you write and every reply on your post. They think it’s "engagement," but it just blows up your notifications with noise.

2. The 20+ Follow-up: 

The person who keeps pushing even after you've said “not interested.” They think it’s persistence, but it actually kills any future opportunity. If you tell someone no, they should have the respect to move on.

3. The 3-Second Pitch: 

You accept their request, and a 5-paragraph sales deck hits your inbox 3 seconds later. They haven't even looked at your profile yet. This is exactly how you kill a real connection before it starts.


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What would you add to this list? Share it in the comments 👇

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You can’t market your way out of a bad product.

Most businesses fail for one reason: They try to force people to buy something they don’t actually want.

You don't have a "sales" problem. You have a "nobody cares" problem.

Here are 3 ways to fix this fast using only LinkedIn:

☑️ The "Public" Test :

Write a post about the problem you’re solving.

Don't sell. Just ask: "If I built a way to fix this, would you want it?" Tell them to comment "YES" or DM you.

(You can do the same thing with your newsletter or community.)

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☑️ The "Price" Poll:

Run a simple poll. Ask: "If you had a tool to fix {Problem} for ${Price} a month, would you buy it?" (Yes / No).

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☑️ The "Direct" Ask :

Find people who are struggling with that specific problem. Send them a DM:

"I'm building something to fix {Problem}. Would you actually use this if it existed?"

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No ads. No complex funnels. 

Just ask the market. They will tell you exactly what to do.

Ps: if you have another point to add, share it in the comments.

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Your "supportive" network is making you weak.

Likes and "good job" comments feel great, but they don't pay the bills.

A supportive audience is a fan club.
A buying audience is a business.

If you’re struggling to generate leads, the problem isn't your content, it’s your reach.

When you talk to the right people, even "decent" content closes deals.

Stop shouting into the wrong room.

Use this 5-step system to fix your audience:

1. Purge: Remove old connections that will never buy.
2. Target: Use Sales Navigator to find your exact ICP.
3. Clean: Use Clay to filter for high-signal leads only.
4. Execute: Send 20 targeted connection every day.
5. Repeat: Nail this process every single week.

It’s simple math: Fill your network with buyers, and the leads will follow.

Your move.

Ps: ♻️ Repost this to help others build a buyer audience.

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The deal wasn't lost on the sales call.

It was lost 5 minutes before the call.

You see, most founders think the battle is won in the meeting. You are wrong.

The battle is won in the "Secret Due Diligence" phase.

That moment when an investor or a high-ticket client sees your name, opens a new tab, and types it into Google.

And here is the brutal reality: Google trusts LinkedIn more than it trusts your website.

So your LinkedIn profile is the very first thing they see.

It is the "First Impression" that decides if they reply to your email or delete it.

If they see a "Ghost" (No posts, outdated banner): They see Risk.

If they see an "Authority" (Clear value, recent insights): They see Competence.

You don't need to be an influencer. But you cannot afford to look like you are out of business.

LinkedIn is not a social network. It is a Search Engine of Credibility.

And right now, your search result might be costing you money.

I just wrote a breakdown on how to fix this today.

Read it bellow 👇👇👇

Ps: If a client Googled you right now, would they trust you instantly? (yes/no)

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Best career advice I ever got: Learn how to get things done.

Small tasks, big projects, complex problems, whatever it is, make it happen.

Master this skill and you'll be ahead of 90% of people.

Here's what I noticed:

Most people are describers. They give you 100s reasons why something can't be done.

The people who win? They find a way and execute.

My hack to develop this: Always ask "How" questions.

How can I solve this problem?
How can I make this work?
How can I get it done faster?

Your brain will answer whatever you ask it.

Ask better questions, get better solutions.

What's the best career advice you ever got?

I’m blocking every "AI commenter" on my posts.

I hit "Post," and 4 seconds later I have 5 likes and 3 comments.

It’s physically impossible for a human to read, think, and type that fast. It’s not "engagement", it’s a script.

There is nothing more annoying than a bot summarizing my own words back to me in that weird, "AI-fluff" language.

It doesn’t add value. It just adds noise !!!

I’d rather have 3 real comments than 100 robotic ones.

If you can’t take 60 seconds to read what I wrote, I won’t take 1 second to keep you in my network.

LinkedIn is for human logic. If you want to automate your personality, do it somewhere else.

What’s your move? Do you ignore the bots or hit the block button?

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Creating content on LinkedIn is not the hard part.

Turning that content into revenue? That is where most people fail.

I posted consistently for 6 months before I figured out what was missing.

The content was fine. The engagement was there. But my pipeline stayed empty.

Then I realized I was missing the entire second half of the system.

Today I put together a full breakdown.

Everything from positioning to content strategy to spotting buying signals and booking calls.

This is what I wish I had when I started.

Read it and you will see exactly where you are leaving money on the table.

Check it bellow 👇👇👇

Ps: Which is harder, creating content or actually monetizing it?

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You're posting on LinkedIn three or four times a week. You're getting likes and comments. Maybe some profile views. But your bank account? Still the s

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