Gabby Agency

Built and executed LinkedIn strategies tailored to each client’s goals.

Designed visuals that align with brands and managed consistent content schedules.

Engaged with audiences through comments, messages, and meaningful connections.

Supported clients in growing their networks through strategic outreach.

Monitored performance to ensure growth and align efforts with results.

Social Media Manager | LinkedIn Specialist

Recruiting Launch

I handle all things LinkedIn to make sure Jon’s message reaches the right people. From outreach to engagement, I help his brand grow authentically.

Created outreach strategies that resonate with his audience.

Maintained a content schedule to keep posts consistent and impactful.

Engaged with his community to foster connections and keep conversations going.

Focused on meaningful interactions that support his mission of helping professionals build recruiting businesses.

Branding Strategy Partner | LinkedIn Content Marketing

Sensitive Strength

At Sensitive Strength, I focus on building relationships through LinkedIn outreach. It’s all about connecting people with programs that inspire personal growth.

Ran targeted outreach campaigns to attract clients to Sensitive Strength.

Worked with marketing to align outreach with brand strategies.

Built strong, consistent relationships through communication and engagement.

Helped scale efforts and explored new ways to connect with our audience.

Helping others grow has always been at the core of what I do, and I’m proud to continue making a difference here.

Sales Team Member | LinkedIn Outreach Specialist

Mana Events

Owner/Lead Planner

701 Hotels

Reception Manager

Hotel Receptionist

gg.food.photographer

Four years of experience working with clients from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Belgium, Netherlands, Latvia, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Philippines, Malaysia, India.
Assisting and developing several tasks, such as:
▪	Recipe development for books, blogs, and social media,
▪	Recipe development for diets (Vegan, Vegetarian, Ketogenic, Atkins, Gluten-free, Lactose-free, Mediterranean, Paleo, Whole30, Raw food, and other recipes.)
▪	Food and product photography
▪	Recipe translation (English, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Russian) 
▪	Recipe developing projects of applications, using specific products, ingredients, and/or tools, methods.

Recipe Creator, Food & Product Photographer & Nutrition Specialist

BiCortex Languages

Academic Coordinator

Eszett Business Language Services

Lead Sales Representative

Novaturas group

▪	Managing and maintaining relationships with agents and partners
▪	Assisting with establishing and defining monthly and annual performance goals for the sales teams, ROI and monitor performance continually 
▪	Provide coaching, guidance, support and conduct employee one to one's reviews and other performance management processes to assist employees in reaching their full potential
▪	Regularly interacting with the team to keep the staff motivated and engaged
▪	Review and analyze calls to ensure compliance with company procedures/standards
▪	Assist clients during emergencies while in vacations, negotiating hotels, flights and tours alongside the representatives abroad

Sales Manager

Most professionals know LinkedIn is valuable. But very few use it with consistency or strategy.

They want visibility, credibility, and growth.
But posting occasionally and hoping for results doesn't work.

That's where I come in.

I lead Gabby Agency, a full-service LinkedIn strategy and branding partner.
We help founders, consultants, and business owners build a presence that drives real business outcomes — without spending hours online.

What We Offer

✔️ Done-for-you content two to five times per week
✔️ Custom branded visuals that match your tone and goals
✔️ Profile optimization aligned with your business offers
✔️ Daily manual engagement with your ideal network
✔️ Strategic outreach and lead generation if needed
✔️ Branding packages including logo, color palette, and visual identity

Client Results Include

10,000+ impressions monthly
Consistent inbound leads and referrals
Recognized industry authority and presence
Confidence in how they show up online

We focus on strategy, not trends.
Real brand growth happens with clarity, consistency, and the right audience.

If you're ready to build a stronger presence, I’ll make sure it’s effective, sustainable, and aligned with your goals.

📩 Message me here or email gabby@gabbyagency.com to start the conversation.

A few weeks ago, I went to Istanbul for a friend’s birthday.

Seven days of laughter, food, and color.
It was supposed to be a full break, but I worked a little on the way, just to keep things smooth.

Once I arrived, I slowed down.
No rushing. No constant messages.
And that small pause made space for new ideas.

Stepping away doesn’t pull you off track.
It helps you see the track again.

Rest doesn’t mean stopping.
It means making space to think.

I came home with more clarity and a stronger sense of direction.

Sometimes you just need a change of scenery to hear your own thoughts again.

Gabija Grigaityte De Avila

Social Media Manager @ LinkedIn | Personal Branding, Outreach

If you opened my Trello right now, you’d see color everywhere.

Columns for ideas, drafts, visuals, approvals.
Cards stacked like quiet progress markers.

Blue for content. Green for engagement. Purple for visuals. Orange for admin.

Every card links to a Drive folder, with Loom updates below each task.
Nothing moves until it’s clear.

Trello doesn’t replace intuition. It protects it.
It’s where structure keeps creativity from burning out.

I used to think organization killed flow.
Now I know it saves it.

When the board fills with color, I don’t see workload.
I see movement: calm, steady progress that compounds.

Most people still treat comments like a small gesture.
They’re not. They’re one of the strongest visibility signals LinkedIn tracks.

When you engage thoughtfully, LinkedIn surfaces your profile to everyone in that thread.

Every comment you write tells the system who you are, who you interact with, and what you care about.

Here’s what works:

1. Choose 10 creators your ideal clients follow.

2. Comment early.

3. Add perspective, not praise.

Each comment is a micro-post in someone else’s feed: searchable, indexable, algorithm-friendly.

Founders double profile visits simply by maintaining consistent comment rhythm.

Think in touchpoints, not just posts.

Design isn’t about perfection.
It’s about rhythm.

When I open Canva, I start with movement, how the eye will travel.
Then color. Then balance.

Ideogram helps with early mood checks, but Canva is where clarity happens.
Tiny shifts: line height, softer background, centered sentence.

Sometimes I record quick clips for clients, no voiceover, just motion.
They can see how clarity forms.

Each tweak leaves a trace.
Chaos slowly becomes order.
You can literally watch the design breathe.

When it finally feels right, the whole screen exhales, and I do too.

Most founders don’t struggle with ideas.
They struggle with rhythm.

One week they post three times.
The next, nothing.
It’s not a content problem. It’s a batching problem.

Here’s how I fix it:

1. Create lanes, not topics.

2. Batch by lane, not post.

3. Design the week as a rhythm, not a calendar.

4. Use visuals as anchors.

This system takes about two hours a week once it’s set.
The result? Predictable, clear presence that compounds month after month.

If staying visible feels exhausting, simplify first.
Your best system is the one you’ll actually maintain.

LinkedIn used to reward polish.
Perfect banners. Smart buzzwords. Long proof lists.

Now, the algorithm and the audience read tone faster than visuals.
People don’t care how optimized you sound.
They care whether you sound real.

I see this shift daily.
Clients who once worried about sounding too casual now get better replies when they sound like themselves.

Your voice has become the new credibility signal.

• Here’s what that looks like in practice:

• Warm tone over corporate tone.

• Simple phrasing over buzzwords.

• Personality over polish.

The goal isn’t to sound perfect. It’s to sound human and intentional.

If you want to build authority now, focus on consistency of voice, not polish of design.

Most profiles look good at first glance… until AI reads them.

A résumé tells people what you’ve done.
Your LinkedIn profile shows what you can do next.

AI now scans profiles before humans do.
It matches skills, intent and topics based on structure, not fancy wording.
Your headline, About and Featured sections matter more than ever.

When I rewrite profiles, I start with two questions:

1.⁠ ⁠Would a person understand this in 10 seconds?
2.⁠ ⁠Would AI categorize it correctly?

If either answer is no, the profile won’t convert.

A few simple fixes help immediately:

1.⁠ ⁠Make your headline clear, not clever

Bad:
“Founder | Fractional Consultant”

Better:
“LinkedIn branding partner for founders and recruiters.”
or
“I help B2B founders show up clearly and consistently.”

Someone should know what you do in one glance.

2.⁠ ⁠Keep your About section readable

Short paragraphs.
One idea per line.
Add real proof.

Simple structure I use:
•⁠ ⁠What you do
•⁠ ⁠Who you help
•⁠ ⁠How you help
•⁠ ⁠Proof
•⁠ ⁠Next step

3.⁠ ⁠Treat your Featured section like your homepage

Add three things only:
•⁠ ⁠Your best client result
•⁠ ⁠Your main offer
•⁠ ⁠One strong, helpful post

It guides people and it guides the algorithm.

4.⁠ ⁠Use signals, not keyword stuffing

Your profile, content and comments should tell the same story.
If they don’t line up, both humans and AI get confused.

LinkedIn is a discovery engine now.
If your profile isn’t clear, nothing else on the platform works the way it should.

Make sure it tells the same story your content does.

Almost every founder I’ve worked with has said this:
“I feel invisible. I’ve been showing up, but nothing’s happening.”

And it’s true, nothing happens fast here.

Content compounds quietly.
Relationships deepen slowly.
Momentum builds in the background long before results show up.

The mistake isn’t slow growth. It’s expecting fast feedback.

I’ve seen quiet months turn into breakthroughs.
A client went weeks with no DMs, then closed three deals from people who’d been reading silently.

Patience isn’t passive. It’s strategic.

It’s what lets you stay present long enough for your effort to stack.
While everyone else burns out chasing visibility, you’re quietly building credibility.

LinkedIn isn’t about instant validation.
It’s about becoming impossible to ignore over time.

If you’re showing up and not seeing results yet, that doesn’t mean you’re behind.
It means you’re early.

Keep showing up with intention.
Growth that lasts never feels fast.

Yesterday a client asked if I’ll be celebrating Thanksgiving.
I won’t, but the question made me think a bit.
Not about the holiday, but about the people who shaped my year.

This year wasn’t simple, but I’ve grown a lot.
Made decisions I wasn’t sure about.
Built new routines.
Found more stability than I expected.
And most of that came from the people around me, not the big milestones.

My mornings here matter.
Quick gym, fresh air, and then starting work with a clearer head.
Small rituals, but they’ve kept me steady.

I’m grateful for clients who trust me and push me to grow.
For new opportunities that came from consistency.
And honestly, nothing makes me happier than seeing my clients succeed.
Their progress always feels personal to me.

Personally, I’m grateful for health, stability, and the freedom to work from places that feel good.
Those three things shaped my whole year.

I don’t celebrate Thanksgiving myself, but I appreciate what it means for the people who do.
And who knows, I might make some turkey with cranberry sauce tonight and raise a glass anyway.
A quiet “thank you” isn’t tied to any country.

If you’re celebrating today, I hope it’s a warm and meaningful day.

Most people treat engagement like a to-do list.
Like, comment, scroll, repeat.

But that doesn’t build relationships or pipeline. It just fills time.

Here’s how I approach engagement so it actually compounds over time:

1. Start with 10 names.

2. Engage with intent.

3. Track touchpoints.

4. Repurpose comments.

After 30 days, this shifts from activity to connection.
After 90, you’re known.

Engagement isn’t an accessory to content. It’s the quiet engine behind every lead.

If you’re not tracking conversations yet, start this week.
You’ll see proof long before analytics do.

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