LinkedIn Ghostwriter Needs Advice
Hi, I just joined today, and I wrote a really long introduction post. I'm pulling my biggest question out of that post to start it here so you all don't have to read such a long post.
The problemas I see it is offering 12 posts on LinkedIn a month for $3,000 isn't going to get it done for my clients. They need to be doing what I'm doing if they want to see the growth that I've been getting, and I'm in a small niche, a very small niche. My clients need to build their followers, build their connections, comment on other people's posts, drive profile views, and send DMs to their ICP. Without doing all that, 12 posts a month is barely going to do anything for them.
My big question is: how am I going to get my first client to participate in doing all those other things that are necessary to build their presence on LinkedIn like I have? If I just offer 12 posts a month, their impressions and their reach are not going to take off. It's going to grow at a trickle, and then they'll fire me because I didn't help their business. What are we as Ghostwriters supposed to do as far as all that other important stuff that's necessary to do on LinkedIn to build a business?
I would do all that other stuff I mentioned above in addition to writing their posts, but I can't. The LinkedIn terms of service say you cannot access somebody else's account through their login and username credentials, so I can't run their account.
Has anybody actually done this and gotten away with it? Or is there some other way I could run their account and reply to comments on their posts, post replies on other people's comments, send connection requests, and send DMs for them?
Thanks!
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Dan Tierney
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LinkedIn Ghostwriter Needs Advice
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