Here's where the magic really happens.
After connecting, he started posting valuable insights on his LinkedIn feed about go-to-market strategy, business growth, and the challenges tech companies face.
This created a completely different dynamic. Instead of chasing prospects, he was attracting them.
People who connected with him would see his posts, get genuine value from his insights, and start viewing him as someone worth knowing. Not someone trying to sell them something.
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The inbound effect:
He started getting 128+ connections and reactions per month from people reaching out to him. They saw his expertise demonstrated through his content and wanted to learn more.
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This flips the entire sales dynamic. Instead of convincing people you can help them, they come to you already convinced of your expertise.
The technical setup matters more than most people realize. Even the simplest strategy needs proper execution.
Key adjustments:
His thought leadership posts weren't promotional content about his services. They were genuine insights about the challenges his target audience faces.
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What made his content work:
When you consistently share valuable insights, you're proving your expertise without having to claim it.
People can see for themselves whether you know what you're talking about.
The result: instead of reaching out to prospects, they started reaching out to him.