Is your website outdated? Or do you want to grow your online presence? 

I started on LinkedIn in May 2024, right after completing my web development module as a freelancer. 

Since then, I’ve learned a lot from both my own experiences and the experiences of other creators. 

Here’s what I’ve been up to:

- I worked on a redesign with 'The BeeHost' company using WordPress. The client is none other than my mentor, someone I’ve learned a lot from. 
It was a fantastic opportunity to work on his website and give it a fresh look.

- I collaborated with 'Zyvora Studios' to create their online store on Shopify. This client was a referral from a friend, and it was a great experience helping them establish their brand online.

- I recently worked with 'Moji Closet', a clothing brand of two sisters, to launch their online startup on WordPress. 
It was rewarding to see their business grow through the website I developed for them.

In addition to web development, I offer banner design services. I’ve successfully worked with two clients that I found through LinkedIn. It’s been great helping them grow their professional presence and make meaningful connections on the platform.

So, If you’re looking for a web developer or need help with banner design, check out my featured section or DM me. I’d love to assist you with your online journey! 😊

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Is your brand or business struggling with low conversions? You have traffic on your site, but still, it's not converting? 

OR, are you struggling to grow a strong online presence that generates results but failing to see growth?

Ask yourself: 

Are your website visuals and copy strong enough to convert visitors into clients?

If the answer is ‘NO,’ you're missing out.

That's where I come in! 

Hi, I'm Hafsa Inam, Website Designer & Developer (WordPress and Shopify expert). I've been on LinkedIn for almost a year, serving clients with high-converting websites.

I’ve worked with 10+ satisfied clients both on and off LinkedIn, and their wins are my wins.

So, let’s get to the point!

The problem you're facing could be your outdated website design or weak web copy. Or could be other several reasons, such as unclear CTAs, slow loading speed, or poor SEO optimization.

You need not just a website that looks premium, but a sales-driven online brand that converts visitors into buyers - even when you're sleeping. 

How can I help you fix these issues? 

- WordPress Website:
As a WordPress developer, I create clean, functional, and mobile-responsive websites for all kinds of businesses.

- E-commerce Store:
As a Shopify developer, I create engaging online stores that do more than just look good—they drive sales.

- Banner Design (Bonus): 
I create banner designs on Canva for both your website and LinkedIn to tell your brand story visually, ensuring your first impression is always unforgettable. 

So, are you ready to take your brand / business to new heights?

If you're ready to make sales, I'm ready to help.

Check out my services, portfolio, and pricing on my website.
https://hafsainam.com/

You can also visit my featured section or drop me a DM on Linkedin. 

Feel free to ask me anything about websites or LinkedIn—I’d love to help with any concerns. 💜

"Invest in yourself, because you're your best asset."

I used to feel cringey...

Until I realized it’s the best phase.

My very firsts on LinkedIn:

First post? Just a random infographic from Pinterest. Zero likes. I had no idea what to post. 

First DM? Super basic. No personalization, didn’t build any relationship in comments.

First client call? Nervous. Prepped 3 days in advance. Kept readjusting my hijab on camera.

First video? Bad lighting, low quality. Posted it, never watched again. Deleted later.

First photo post? Stared at it forever before posting. Felt guilty… like I’d committed a crime lol.

First work delivery? Mistakes everywhere. But I listened, learned, improved (Clumsiest ever). 

First live talk with Jasmin? Exciting on the outside… cringey on the inside. My voice? Not that bad after I rewatched 😂

Every first felt cringey. I was embarrassed. 

“What will others think? What if they make fun?”

Still, I showed up. Killed the cringe.

What I learned: The more you do it, the less awkward it feels.

The cringiest phase? The best phase... you learn, grow, and get better.

So if you feel cringey… DON’T STOP!!!

P.S. What was your first awkward LinkedIn moment?

Hafsa Inam

I build clean, strategic websites that drive better conversions for serious creators and e-commerce brands. WordPress, Shopify & Squarespace

You have 10 likes and 5 comments...

But your impressions are almost 1,000. 

And you suddenly feel like:

"My post isn't that engaging" or "My offer isn't that clear". 

But YOU listen… yes, I'm talking to YOU. 

On LinkedIn, watchers are WAY more than engagers.

They read. They scroll. They smile. But they don’t react. 

AND the best part?

Those silent watchers include your ideal clients too. 

I just want to say this before you lose hope:

- Just because they’re not engaging doesn’t mean they’re not reading.

- Just because you don’t see reactions doesn’t mean they don't love your content. 

- Just because today seems slow doesn’t mean things aren’t secretly working for you.

JUST KEEP IN MIND: 

Your job is to stay visible. Their job is to watch quietly (A weird relationship but it works 😂)

So, keep doing your thing. 

A little motivation.... over ✌️

P.S. What did you have for dinner on Sunday?

If you think you're out of ideas...

I'm about to prove you wrong. 

You don't need NEW ideas. Because you already have stuff in your hands but never bothered to post.

(SAVE THIS & REPOST!!!) ♻️

This is the roadmap to endless content (that works for every niche):

1. You know that mini-bomb you dropped under someone else's post? That’s not a comment, that’s your next post draft. Use it and re-use it. 

2. Why make one piece of content when you can make three? Turn one idea into a text post, a carousel, and a video. Easy!

3.  Your clients literally handing you hundreds of ideas for free. Just listen and turn their queries or emails into problem-solving content. 

4. Had a really exciting moment? Or an embarrassing moment that taught you a big lesson? Those are the posts people relate to the most! 

5. Find an old post that did well, give it 50 new shades (add updated info), and post it like it’s brand new. Don't just "repost" the same old post. 

(Like I did with this - this is my old post that did well)

6. Don't just post a quote straight from Google. Give your POV. Tell us why it resonates with you. Your thoughts are the actual content. 

7. People buy from people they know. Share your story, your BTS madness, your process. We want to know the person behind the screen. 

8. Got a common objection about your industry? Address it directly. Turning it into a helpful post is seriously engaging content.

9. Look at your brand from a year ago. Create a post starting with, "If I started today, I would skip X and focus 100% on Y." This gives powerful advice.

10. What tools or resources are you using? Sharing your top favorites that help you do your job is a high-value post that takes 5 minutes to write.

See? I gave you endless ideas. Now, you've got no excuses. 

Look around and build your brand with what’s already there. Stop overcomplicating!!! 

P.S. Which one are you trying first? 👀

LinkedIn is like your greatest hits album!

(I’ve stolen this line from Jasmin)

I see a lot of creators just posting whatever comes to mind… and it can sometimes look a bit unprofessional, and even ruin your LinkedIn album.

Use my little checklist for your next post and let your LinkedIn posts be your greatest hits:

1. Is it easy to read?

If the post is long paragraphs and hard to digest, it gets lost in a tornado of posts. Edit until every word breathes!

2. Does it add value?

Every post should teach, inspire, or motivate someone. If it doesn’t, save it for later (Drafts are my best friend!)

3. Would I actually read this?

If it feels rough, random, or rushed, revise it. A post should make sense to YOU first.

4. Is it worth sharing?

If it’s pointless, don’t force it. Delete it. Better to skip the day than post something worthless.

5. Does it have POV?

Add your POV or a small tip. Your one-line thought often has more value than three lines of generic advice.

MY TIP: Triple-check every line - one typo can make you look unprofessional or careless. 

P.S. Are you more of a “draft saver” or “hit publish immediately” kind of creator? 👀

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