If you're an agency owner or B2B founder who knows X and LinkedIn could be your #1 client source..

But it's just another platform to manage, another audience to build, and you simply don't have the time.

When did you last buy a high-ticket service from someone with a weak brand? 

Your prospects are doing the same thing. If they can't find you, they're choosing someone who looks like the authority. They're not better than you. They're better known.

Here's how I can help you become the go-to authority:

I'll plug your brain into my system and run your entire X & LinkedIn presence for you. My clients typically close 5-10 new clients in 90 days while spending less than 1-2 hours per month.

Here's the trap most people fall into:

They post inauthentic content that blends into the noise. They have dead audiences, so the algorithm never shows their posts to new people. And they DM blast hard pitches that disgust prospects.

The result? No know-like-trust factor = no sales.

I've worked with 30+ experts and B2B founders, including Client Ascension, Whop, Shown Media, and Hire Spartan. My content has generated 16M+ views and 6 figures in revenue.

Unlike most ghostwriters, I walk the talk. I've personally generated 7.5M views and signed 30+ clients through X & LinkedIn, building one of the most engaged audiences in my space—outperforming accounts 5-10x my size. 

Within 39 days of starting LinkedIn, I was accused of using engagement pods. I wasn't. I just knew what worked.

Here's my system:

→ Monthly interviews to extract your insights and expertise
→ Content written in YOUR voice that attracts your ideal buyers
→ Community building with prospects who engage and amplify your reach
→ Personalized outreach to qualified leads (we hand them off warm—you just close)

Real results:

• Christian: $4K client closed in 10 days
• Huseyin: 1K to 5K followers, 15 new clients
• Filip: 90 to 2K followers on X, 10 clients
• Michael: $2.5K deal closed 4 days after starting

Why we're different:

We use your authenticity to stand out. While others chase vanity metrics, we build communities of your ideal buyers. 

We guarantee results: 5-10 new clients in 90 days, or you don't pay. This isn't theory—I've built this exact system for myself and proven it works.

Your personal brand should work 24/7 while you focus on delivery and scaling.

Want to position yourself as the go-to authority and sign clients consistently?

Book a free 20-minute strategy call. I'll audit your X & LinkedIn presence and create a custom roadmap.

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I made my first post on LinkedIn exactly 6 months ago.

Now my clients crush it on LinkedIn as well..

Here's what happened in those 6 months:

I actually didn't start from zero. 

I'd been building on X for 2 years first.

I was an engineer who quit his job without a plan. My family was worried. My friends thought I was crazy.

But I had clarity on 2 things:
1. I wanted to run an online business
2. I loved startups

So I started posting on X. Every single day.

X was slow at first because I didn't have the right strategies. It took me a year to build momentum there.

But when I finally started posting on LinkedIn 6 months ago? Everything accelerated.

Why? I had learned from my mistakes. I knew what worked and what didn't.

Now I'm writing for 7-8 figure business owners.

One of them has seen 3 IPOs.

One of them is working with ALex Hormozi's portfolio companies.

I started this journey with 0 social media and marketing experience.

Now working directly with some of the most successful companies in the world.

All because I decided to start. And then kept going.

Your first post won't be perfect. Mine wasn't either.

But it might be the beginning of your dreams

The only way to fail is to never start.

Onat Aksaray

Engineering profitable brands for service providers on X & LI. | From tech startups to writing online: generating 6.1M+ views & multi 5-fig sales & 30+ clients served. | Ghostwriter & Brand Strategist.

Engineering profitable X & LI brands for B2B founders | My content generated 16M+ views & 6 figures in sales. 30+ clients served. | Book a free content audit below.

My first $250 client took me hours to close.

My $4k/month client?

Said "let's start" 1 second after hearing the price.

Here's what I learned about lead quality:

My $250 client process:
- 1 hour sales call
- Multiple follow-up calls 
- Endless back-and-forth DMs
- "It's expensive" objections

My $4k/month client process:
- One sales call
- Heard the price: "Let's start"
- No objections
- Ready to pay many times more

The difference wasn't my sales skills.

It wasn't a fancy funnel.

It was lead quality + trust.

My $250 client was price shopping. 
My $4k client was solution shopping.

He didn't need convincing. He needed confirmation.

What's even better?

I used this same outreach strategy to close 2 high quality clients last week.

While others chase cold prospects who say "I'll think about it,"

I create conditions where excited prospects reach out ready to pay premium prices.

Stop wasting time on prospects who see you as expensive.

Start attracting clients who see you as essential.

The lesson? Lead quality beats lead quantity every time.

Build trust first. (With quality leads)

Sales will follow.

Gurus tell you to comment under big accounts to grow.

Here's why that's terrible advice:

They tell you to comment under accounts getting millions of views to "steal their views" and drive traffic to your profile.

That's so wrong.

(and I think they mainly say this so you comment under THEIR posts lol)

Here's what actually happens when you chase big accounts:

• They won't care about your comment
• They won't even know you exist 
• They won't return the favor
• No one reads those comments except the creator
• If they get 100s of comments, yours gets buried

You're not "stealing views." You're wasting time.

I do the opposite.

I comment and DM smaller accounts around my level.

Why? Because they actually care about you.

This is what I call building a "Gravity Network."

You attract similar people around you like gravity and support each other mutually.

The results speak for themselves:

3 months ago: 
176 LinkedIn followers, 0 posts

Today:
2700+ followers and 200k+ impressions generated on LinkedIn

That's also how I generated 16M views without paying for ads or being cringe on X.

Now I'm applying the same strategy on LinkedIn.

And 7-8 people have already reached out asking for LinkedIn advice - people who've been posting for months.

Here's the truth most gurus won't tell you:

If your audience doesn't engage, the algorithm thinks your content is bad and stops showing it to new people.

That's why I prioritize making friends over chasing influencers.

You don't need to go viral.
You don't need clickbait hooks.
You need consistent engagement from people who actually care.

Make friends with creators at your level or slightly below.

Build your community first.

You won't worry about visibility again.

I removed all my friends on LinkedIn before posting.

Here's why:

I wanted a complete digital detox from judgment.

That's something I learned from Lara Acosta.

She calls it "digital detox".

No, it's not about deleting Instagram and Tiktok.

Before my first post I had around 450 connections.

I spent 3 days removing all my friends.

After 5+ hours spent, I only had 176 connections.

The only people that were left were the people that would be interested in what I talk about.

No one else.

You may think I went backwards and hurt my progress..

But you are wrong..

See, most people are paralyzed by one thing when creating content:

"What will my colleagues say?"
"What will my friends think?"
"What if my boss sees this?"

So play it safe. 
Water down their message. 
Post generic advice that sounds like everyone else.

The result? 

Zero engagement. 
Zero authentic connection.

I've only been posting here for 4 months.. 

But I get more engagement than people who've been posting for months.

Why?

Because I post without the fear filter.

When you remove the audience that knows you personally, you can finally be yourself professionally.

You stop trying to maintain an image and start building a brand.

You share real struggles instead of fake wins.
You give honest opinions instead of safe takes.
You tell your actual story instead of a polished version.

That' how I built a profitable on X in the first place.

I started from zero and posted without fear of judgement.

Not by playing it safe, but by being authentically me.

The people who matter will find you.
The people who judge you weren't your customers anyway.

Sometimes the best way to grow is to subtract before you add.

Your authentic voice is your competitive advantage.

Stop hiding it.

I'll never be 100% ready posting personal stuff on LinkedIn.

But I still do it anyway..

I don't care if you think it's stupid.
I don't care if you are not ready yet.
I don't care if people will make fun of you.

Who cares? Just post it.

So many people are scared to:

• Hear other people's opinions
• Post what they want
• Be vulnerable

But in reality no one cares after 10 seconds.

Here's something weird I've noticed:

All the posts I hesitated on end up doing better.

The ones that made me think "Should I really share this?"
The ones that felt too personal.

Those are the posts that blow up.

Why?

That weird feeling you get means your post is different.

Different gets attention.

So if you feel like not posting something, you should probably do it.

That's how my content generated 16M views in total.

But the real reward?

I've received 100+ heartfelt DMs saying my posts resonated with people.

That vulnerable content you're scared to share? 

That's exactly what people need to hear.

I'm still not 100% ready for my next post.

But I'll post it anyway.

How about you?

English is my 3rd language.

But I still create:

• Posts
• Videos 
• Newsletters

in English. 

Why?

Because it's the language of the money.

I used to think I needed to be a native English speaker to create content in English.

I had procrastinated for months to start.

But here's what I learned building my first profitable online business:

People simply don't care about it.

They care about valuable content.

Some of the most successful creators I know aren't native English speakers.

No need to list them here, I think you know the names.

There are even people that go viral just because of their accent.

The internet rewards authenticity, not vocabulary.

My "broken" English has generated 16 million views.

You don't need to be perfect, just start.

My first client was an accident.

(It changed how I approach sales)

2 years ago, I was just another struggling entrepreneur posting on online.

Failed many businesses.

But I kept showing up anyway.

One day, I commented on someone's post. 

Not to sell anything. 

Just to add value to the conversation.

They checked my profile.

We started chatting.

No cold DMs.
No fancy funnels.
No pushy sales scripts.

Just two humans talking about their challenges.

Then something magical happened.. 

He wanted more help.

That "accident" became my first paying client.

Here's what I learned:

People don't buy from brands. They buy from humans.

The moment I stopped trying to "sell" and started genuinely connecting, everything changed.

Now my approach is simple:

1. Show up consistently with valuable content
2. Engage authentically in conversations 
3. Let relationships develop naturally
4. Help first, sell second

This strategy has helped me serve 30+ clients.

My clients don't just hire me for my expertise. 

They hire me because we've built genuine trust through real conversations.

The best leads aren't found.

They're created through authentic connections.

Your next client might be one genuine comment away.

I just got accused of using engagement pods.

This was exactly 39 days after I started.

I took it as a compliment.

Because I started on LinkedIn with 176 connections and 0 posts.

In 39 days, people started to think I'm cheating the system.

But that's not the best part...

I also got heartfelt DMs from fellow entrepreneurs saying my LinkedIn journey inspired them to double down on their own.

Because most people think it takes months to get results.

I'm not saying that it doesn't take some time.

But a lot of things can happen in a month with the right strategy + execution.

Here's exactly how I got these results in 39 days:

1. Mastered the hook game
Getting attention by creating curiosity gaps that make people actually read the rest of my posts.

2. Personal story-based content
Building relationships at scale by sharing vulnerable stories, then connecting them to my results and expertise to build authority without being boring.

3. Built my community and made friends
Most people chase big accounts that ignore them. I focused on building genuine relationships with people at my level.

But the truth? 

I'm nowhere near the big LinkedIn gurus and influencers.

But I'm building something real:

Genuine connections with business owners who want to grow online without losing their authenticity.

Not writing soulless content.
Not spamming cold DMs.
Not being arrogant.

Just showing up every day with the right strategy.

If someone with 0 LinkedIn experience can build momentum in 39 days...

What's stopping you from starting today?

You only need consistency and strategy.

I used to write endless reports at my tech job.

Nobody read them.

Now I write short posts that reach millions.

And inspire people.

The difference?

I stopped trying to sound smart.

Started writing from the heart.

At my engineering job, I'd spend hours crafting detailed technical reports. Perfect grammar, impressive vocabulary, endless jargon.

They'd sit in someone's inbox forever.

When I started building my personal brand, I made the same mistake. I tried to write like a "professional." 

My posts flopped.

Then I realized something:

People don't connect with perfection or data.

They connect with authenticity.

So I started writing like I talk. 

Simple words. Real stories. Genuine emotions.

The result? 8M+ views and a multi 5-figure business from my "imperfect" content.

Your writing doesn't need to be flawless.

It needs to be real.

Connect with humans.

I told my family I'm searching for jobs.

While I was silently building online:

The pressure was there. 

Family dinners became interrogations about my "job search progress." 

Friends were sending me LinkedIn job postings. 

My family was skeptical about this whole "online business" thing.

But here's what they didn't know:

I was working everyday building my personal brand on X.

Writing content, engaging with my community, and developing my coaching offer.

Learning everything I could about personal branding and marketing.

The hardest part wasn't the work itself.

It was keeping quiet about the small wins:

Landing my first paying client
My first viral post hitting 100k views
Building genuine relationships with other creators

While everyone saw someone "struggling to find work," I was actually building my freedom.

Fast forward to today:

I'm working with 7-8 figure business owners.

They wanted me to write one post.

Why did they choose me over everyone else?

"Other posts sounded the same. Yours was different."

I sounded like me.

The same family members who were worried about my future? 

Now, they are proud of how far I've come.

Sometimes you have to disappoint people temporarily to create the life that will make them proud permanently.

Stop trying to fit in. 

Your weirdness might just land you your biggest client.

Trust your vision, even when others can't see it yet.

2 years ago, I made my first post online.

It has been a wild ride:

Everything started out as an experiment first.

I first started posting on X after watching a Dan Koe video.

With zero marketing and social media experience.

And started LinkedIn only 6 months ago.

Here's the breakdown of my platforms:

X: 7191 followers
Linkedin: 2700 followers
Youtube: 763 subscribers
Newsletter: 1500 subscribers

2 years in: 10,000+ total audience.

I hit so many plateaus. That's normal.

I even lost followers in months 11 and 14. That's also normal.

The key insight? Growth isn't linear. It's about persistence through the valleys.

While others obsess over viral content and growth hacks, I focused on:

• Showing up daily (never missed a day in 2 years)
• Building genuine relationships, not just followers
• Creating content that builds trust, not just views
• Staying consistent when motivation disappeared

The result? 

Not just followers, but a $15k/mo business built entirely from this "small" audience.

Remember: You don't need 100K followers to change your life.

You need the right followers who trust you.

Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.

This is just the beginning.

Stop trying to be everything to everyone.

(I learned this the hard way)

I see people struggling with this daily.

"I help businesses with marketing"
"I'm a consultant for entrepreneurs" 
"I offer solutions for growth"

Nobody cares.

I made the exact same mistake when I started building my personal brand.

I was an engineer trying to transition online. 

I thought casting a wide net would bring more opportunities.

Instead? I got zero clients for 6 months.

Then I modified my message.

Everything changed.

Within weeks, I started attracting the right people. 

People who resonated with my exact message and were ready to invest.

Here's what I learned:

Specific problems attract specific people.
Specific people become paying clients.
Specific messaging cuts through the noise.

Since making this shift, I've landed 30+ clients.

Your uniqueness isn't found in trying to serve everyone.

It's found in serving someone so specifically that they can't imagine working with anyone else.

Focusing isn't limiting you.

I went viral yesterday: 19k+ views, 500+ likes.

But what's even better?

I generated 10M views for myself online and I hardly go viral.

You don't need to rely on going viral when you build a community.

This wasn't on LinkedIn tough.

It was on X.

I've been on LinkedIn for the last 6 months and I can say that it's very similar to X.

People are already asking me how I gained traction so fast in a few months.

I started 4 months ago with 176 random connections and 0 posts.

Most of things are directly transferrable with a little bit of tweaks.

But I think X has a better organic content algorithm.

What I'll say here will work for both X and LinkedIn.

Most brands think going viral is luck.

It's not.

I've cracked the code on X's organic algorithm, and it's rewarding brands who understand these 3 things:

1. Treat each post as a funnel
Start with broad appeal to attract new audiences, then funnel down to your specific expertise. Most brands start too niche and lose 90% of potential viewers.

2. Build your gravity network
Stop chasing big accounts who ignore you. I engage with smaller brands at my level who actually reciprocate and amplify my content.

3. Save and iterate on what works
When a post performs well, I create 5 versions of that idea and post them weekly. One viral post becomes a content strategy.

The algorithm isn't broken.

Most brands are just creating content that doesn't build relationships with people.

Posting technical stuff without emotion.
Trying to sound like everyone else.
Not being vulnerable or relatable.

While others chase influencers who ignore them, I focus on building my gravity network with brands at my level.

The result? 

More organic reach.
Followers who actually engage.
And posts that turn into paying clients.

Don't blame the algorithm.

Creating content that builds authority and connection.

That's how you turn my life into viral content.

I started with 176 random connections & 0 posts.

Now, my content outperforms people 5x my size.

What changed?

Here's what I did differently:

Instead of cold pitching → I built genuine relationships

Every comment I left was to add value, not to sell.
Every DM I sent was to connect, not to convert.
Every post I shared was to help, not to promote.

The result?

In just 2 weeks:

My posts get 60-120+ likes.
I've connected with incredible entrepreneurs.
People are reaching out to ME instead of the other way around.

The secret isn't complicated:

Create content that builds relationships, not just followers.

Most people on LinkedIn are doing relationship building backwards.

They think: 

Post → Get followers → Build relationships

But it actually works like this: 

Build relationships → Create valuable content → Attract the right people

When you focus on genuine connection first, everything else follows.

My simple framework:

Share your real journey (the struggles, not just the wins)
Engage authentically with others' content
Start conversations, don't just broadcast
Help before you sell

This approach isn't just working on LinkedIn.

It's the same strategy I used to build a multi 5-figure business on X with just 5k followers.

Small audience, big relationships = real results.

Quality connections will always beat quantity metrics.

The bottom line:
Stop chasing vanity metrics.
Start building real relationships.

The engagement will follow naturally.

I don't comment 300x a day.
I don't send 50 DMs a day.
I don't post everyday.

Instead?

I focus on helping my clients.

And I had clients stay 8+ months.

That's my secret.

Here's what most brands get wrong:

They think success comes from volume. 

More comments, more DMs, more posts.

But they're playing the wrong game.

While everyone else is chasing vanity metrics, I'm building something that actually matters: client results.

The truth about sustainable business growth:
→ Quality beats quantity every time
→ Client retention is more valuable than client acquisition
→ One happy long-term client is worth 10 short-term ones

My approach is simple:

I show up consistently (not obsessively). I create content that serves my audience. I focus on delivering real value to the people who trust me with their business.

The result? 

Clients who don't just buy once and leave. 
They stay, they refer others, and they become genuine advocates for my work.

In a world obsessed with growth hacks and viral strategies, sometimes the best approach is the most obvious one:

Do great work. 
Keep your promises. 
Take care of your people.

Everything else is just noise.

"Why does my content feel boring"

Because you're hiding.

Your quirks? 
Your opinions? 
Your personality?

That's what makes you interesting.

I learned this the hard way.

For months, I tried to sound like every other "professional" creator:

Generic business advice
Corporate-speak everywhere 
Zero personality showing through

Result? My posts flopped consistently.

Then I made a decision that changed everything.

I started sharing my real story:

How I failed 5+ businesses before this one worked. 
How English is my third language but I still create content in it. 
How I take hot showers and wake up at 9am.

The difference was immediate.

People started connecting with the human behind the brand, not just another faceless expert.

Here's what I realized about building an authentic personal brand:

Your "flaws" are actually your differentiators. Everyone has results and credentials. Not everyone has your unique perspective and story.

Being relatable beats being perfect. 

My clients often tell me they chose me because "we're the same age" or "you look like my younger self" - not just because of my results.

Memorable trumps professional every time. You can be the most qualified person in the room, but if you're forgettable, you won't get chosen.

Stop hiding behind the "professional" mask.

Your quirks, your journey, your personality - that's your competitive advantage.

The market is oversaturated with experts.

But there's only one you.

Focus on being memorable.

Posts flopped? 
I showed up everyday.

Posts went viral?
I showed up everyday.

Leads ghosted me?
I showed up everyday.

Closed 4 figure clients?
I showed up everyday.

Traveling?
I showed up everyday.

Here's the truth most creators won't tell you:

Consistency beats talent every single time.

3 years ago, I was a quiet engineer who failed 5+ businesses. Lost the little money I had. Everyone doubted me - family, friends, girlfriend.

It was the hardest time of my life.

But I made one decision that changed everything:

Show up no matter what.

• When my posts got 50 views instead of 1000+
• When nothing seemed to work
• When I felt like giving up
• When leads ghosted me
• When I was traveling

I showed up anyway.

The result?

I made multiple 5 figures by posting tweets.

All from a small personal brand.

Most people think they need:
- 8 hours a day to dedicate
- 100k followers to start
- To be the best expert in their niche
- Perfect content from day one

Wrong.

You just need to show up.

When you commit to consistency, everything else becomes easier.

The compound effect of showing up is unstoppable.

Start today. 
Show up tomorrow. 
Repeat it for 365 days.

Your future self will thank you.

I used to earn $750/mo in my first 9-5.

I was depressed.

But now?

• I love my work
• I wake up when I want 
• I get paid to do what I love

Because I made a decision.

I stopped waiting and took action.

Here's what changed everything:

I was a quiet, shy engineer working at a tech startup. 

Despite graduating from university and landing what seemed like a "good job," I felt completely stuck.

The turning point? 

I quit that job everyone thought I was crazy to leave.

But instead of giving up, I got strategic.

I started working as an appointment setter for a successful online business. 

Set 7 figures worth of appointments in the pipeline. 

This gave me the confidence and skills I needed.

Then I discovered the power of personal branding on X.

It felt like play, not work. 

But I still struggled for months, spinning my wheels while everyone around me doubted the path I was on.

The breakthrough came when I found my tribe - like-minded people on the same journey. Got mentors. Built authentic relationships instead of chasing influencers who ignored me.

The biggest lesson? Stand out with authenticity.

When you build authority through authentic content, quality prospects reach out to YOU instead of you chasing them.

Stop waiting for the "perfect moment" to start building your brand.

Now I hit $15k/mo last month and feel like I'm just starting out.

The best time was yesterday. The second best time is now.

Your expertise deserves to be seen. 

Your story matters. 

Your audience is waiting.

Take action today.

2 years ago I said "f*ck it" & went all in on building online.

It's been the best decision I've ever made..

A few months before I just left my "stable" job at a tech startup, I started questioning everything.

I had worked so hard to get that tech job at a US startup backed by big VCs.

I have nothing against that job.

But the truth was: I wanted to something else.

At least I wanted to try my luck at something that I really found interesting.

I told my family that I was searching for other jobs but I was actually looking for business ideas.

So while I was questioning what I really wanted from my life, I discovered Dan Koe.. 

And this whole "personal branding" thing on X.

At that point I had 0 social media experience but I thought I could do it.

Quitting wasn't simple though. My brain kept saying:

• What if I fail completely?
• Can I actually make money from tweets?
• My engineering background won't help with this
• Everyone will think I've lost my mind

Turns out these thoughts were complete nonsense.

They almost stopped me from pursuing my actual dreams.

Where I am now:

I served 30 clients served through my brand.

Considering a similar leap?

My perspective:

Corporate jobs offer fake security.
Taking zero risks guarantees zero rewards.
Perfect timing is a myth that keeps you stuck.

Fear is expensive. Regret costs more.

I got C- from Academic Writing in college.

Now I write for 8 figure founders.

Here's the irony:

That class taught me to add fluff words to hit word counts.

"Use more sophisticated vocabulary."
"Expand your sentences for clarity." 
"Meet the minimum page requirement."

All terrible advice for online writing.

Fast forward to today:

• 16M+ total views online
• 10k+ total engaged audience
• Clients pay $1.5-$4k to write for them

How?

I unlearned everything college taught me about writing.

Instead of writing to impress professors, I write to connect with people.

Instead of using big words, I use simple ones.
Instead of long paragraphs, I use short sentences.
Instead of fluff, I get straight to the point.

The writing that got me a C- in college?
It would get me fired as a content creator.

The writing that makes me money online?
My professor would have hated it.

School teaches you to write for academics.
The internet teaches you to write for humans.

Less is more when writing online.

Sometimes you have forget what you are taught.

And look at what the market rewards.

What was your worst subject in college?

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